ASIA and PACIFIC SERVER REQUIREMENTS

ChatNet routing Committee(CRC) has divided Asia and the Pacific Nations into 6 regions. Each region has a specifically defined set of requirements. As with each regionalization of the ChatNet network, this area has its own hub structure to lower the burden on the trans-pacific communication lines. The following list explains what each region represents. If your server is from Asia and is from  a location east of India, please open the European African and Middle Eastern page. The list below is the key for the table at the bottom. Find the region where your server is located, and check the table to see what locations and what the ChatNet requirements for linking are.

Indo China: Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Viet Nam, China, and Myanmar
Indonesia and Malaysia:  Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and Taiwan
Sub Continetal: India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and The British Indian Ocean Territories.
East: Japan, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, 
AU North: Queensland and Northern Territory
AU South: New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia
AU West: Western Australia 
Oceania: New Zealand, Tasmania, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, and the Pacific Isles.

As with any other primary region, ChatNet does not link DSL or cable connections. This stipulation includes corporate versions of these connections. If your server does not meet the designated standards of this page, your application will be rejected stating such. If you apply for a region that is not currently linking servers, your application will be discarded with out reply.