Duma network

The RSNET (Russian State Network) network is a segment of the Internet for federal government bodies and state authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
Following the connection of federal authorities, the network operator - FSO - intends to involve the authorities of the subjects Russia.

Any local government can connect to the protected network right up to the city administration, but on condition that it can pay for the connection to one of the 60 nodes of the network.

The RSNet network began to be created in 1998 AD Under the leadership of the Federal Agency for Government Communications and Information (FAPSI). In 2003 AD After the abolition of FAPSI and the creation of the Federal Security Service (FSO), the functions of the RSNet operator went to the special communication service and information at FSO. Within the RSNet project, the domains gov.ru, kremlin.ru and government.ru were registered. For the network users, a range of local IP addresses was allocated. Sub-domains gov.ru transferred to the administration of the government apparatus, the State Duma and the Federation Council, the Security Council, the FSB, FSO, MES and others.

The purpose of the RSNet project, in addition to posting information on the activities of power structures, is to provide access to the Internet to officials. FSO, as they say in the annex to the order of Murov, provides information interaction with providers of Internet access services, financial and technical support, as well as security. In addition, FSO is engaged in connecting new users to the network.

In the future, the FSO plans to develop a network for government agencies, build new RSNet nodes, develop services and provide users with access to audio-visual files, as well as provide mail servers. As part of the development of the network, the FSO has already launched a state system for the dissemination of legal acts to support government agencies (pravo.fso.gov.ru/). Simple citizens can also take advantage of this system. In this library all documents, legal acts and decrees since Petrovsky times are collected, they say in FSO. In addition, as part of the development of the network, it is planned to create English versions of government websites for the English-speaking audience, as well as mobile versions of portals for owners of phones and PDA.

Duma network

Parliamentary portal.
It is also called the Duma social network.
Its task is to discuss initiatives and laws with regional deputies. This is a closed network, because ordinary people can not participate, but can see and read everything.

If something does not suit you, you can always use other services or contact the deputy himself via his website.

The RSNET network (Russian State Network) is a segment of Internet for federal government bodies and state authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
Following the connection of federal authorities, the network operator - FSO - intends to involve the authorities in it The power of the subjects Russia.

Any local government can connect to a secure network right up to the city administration, but on condition that it can pay for itself Connection to up to one of 60 nodes of the network.

The RSNet network started creating tsya in 1998 under the leadership of the Federal Agency for Government Communications and Information (FAGCI). In 2003, after the abolition of FAPSI and the creation of the Federal Security Service (FSO), the functions of the RSNet operator went to the special communication and information service at FSO. Within the RSNet project, domains gov.ru, kremlin.ru and government.ru were registered. For the network users, the range of local IP addresses was selected. Sub-domains gov.ru transferred to the administration of the government apparatus, the State Duma and the Federation Council, the Security Council, the FSB, FSO, the Ministry of Emergencies and others. The purpose of the RSNet project, in addition to posting information on the activities of power structures, is to provide access to Internet to officials. FSO, as they say in the annex to the order of Murov, provides information interaction with providers of Internet access services, financial and technical support, as well as security. In addition, the FSO is engaged in connecting new users to the network.

In the future, the FSO plans to develop a network for government agencies, build new RSNet nodes, develop services and provide users with access to audiovisual files, and provide mail servers. As part of the development of the network, the FSO has already launched a state system for the dissemination of legal acts to support government agencies (pravo.fso.gov.ru). Simple citizens can also take advantage of this system. In this library all documents, legal acts and decrees since Petrine times are collected, they say in FSO. In addition, as part of the development of the network, it is planned to create English versions of government websites for the English-speaking audience, as well as mobile versions of portals for phone owners and PDAs.