This Institute was founded in 1992 to (1) develop computer communications in the interests of Research & Education (R&E), (2) coordinate IP networking in Russia, (3) promote research studies in the field of computer communications, (4) support R&E organizations in getting access to the Internet information resources via public networks. The RIPN DATABASE provides a searchable means to obtain information about domain names having senior part " .ru " (Russia) and contact persons of these domains. 

The List of WWW servers in the Former Soviet Union by Russian WebMaster Association.

The List of Russian Web servers provides searching service by URL, name or description of the server. It is available in both English and Russian.

The sensitive map and of Russian WWW servers on Russian Academy of Science server.

Although this page is in Russian only, you only need to click on a link to view diagrams of the Russian backbone. The English page does not appear to have as many diagrams.

The list of WWW servers in the Former Soviet Union by REESWeb sponsored by the Center for Russian and East European Studies of the University of Pittsburgh.

This booklet, which is available online from IREX, contains answers to the questions about Internet in Russia and other former soviet republics most frequently asked by scholars traveling to Eurasia, specialists from the region, and others seeking to help NIS and Baltic colleagues join computer networks.

The list of Russian WWW servers on the Russian Academy of Science server.

List of the Internet servers in Russia and other former Soviet Union counties collected in Russian and East European Network Information Center at the University of Texas at Austin.

Annual report (1998) about Internet development in Russia, compiled by ROCIT, contains information about number of hosts, Internet access in Russia, number of users and users' demography.

Statisitcs of Internet and computer uses in Russia, including some regional statistics