(5) WAN Media |
NOTE: Only cable in the wiring closets (patch
cables etc) are priced here.
NOTE: The major expense in the WAN setup will be the runs of T1s
between schools & regional Hubs; however these cannot be priced because
distances were not provided.
| Location | Cable Type | Qty | Length | Cost Per Unit | Total Cost |
| Service Center | T1 | 19 | 3m | $52.50 | $997.50 |
| Shaw Butt School | T1 | 19 | 3m | $52.50 | $997.50 |
| Shaw Butt School | ISDN | 1 | 2m | ||
| Data Center | T1 | 19 | 3m | $52.50 | $997.50 |
| Data Center | {unknown} | 1 | ? | ||
| Data Center | Gigabit | 1 | 20m | $7.40 | $54.76 |
| Total Cost | $3,047.26 |
| From | To | Type Of Connection | Qty | Line Speed | WAN Protocol | Purpose |
| District Center to ISP | ||||||
| Data Center | ISP | {unkown}... although 6 x T1s (or 2x T3s) would suffice | {unkown} | 1.54 Mbps (per T1) | Frame Relay | provides fast (Frame Relay) Internet connectivity. |
| Core Router to Core Router | ||||||
| Service Center | Shaw Butt School | T1 | 4 | 1.54 Mbps (per T1) |
PPP |
provides schools with access to the web, and any other services available on the Data Centers public network. |
| Service Center | Data Center | T1 | 4 | |||
| Shaw Butt School | Data Center | T1 | 4 | |||
| Core Router to Site Based Router media | ||||||
| Service Center | Schools | T1 | 11 | 1.54 Mbps (per T1) | (Point to Point Protocol) | provides schools with access to Core network |
| Shaw Butt School | Schools | T1 | 11 | |||
| Data Center | Schools | T1 | 11 | |||
| Service Center | Schools | phone line | 11 | 144 Kbps (each line) | ISDN BRI | each school (including the community school) has an emergency dial-in ISDN number to use whenever there is a problem with the schools network connection. |
| Shaw Butt School | Schools | phone line | 11 | |||
| Data Center | Schools | phone line | 11 | |||
| Service Center Router to Community School | ||||||
| Service Center | Community School | existing phone line | 1 | 144 Kbps | ISDN BRI | this small school requires a permanent dial-in ISDN, allowing dial-in Internet access to a very small number of users |
Note: Ideally (depeding on budget) the following reduncancy of media should be provided: