Ronald A. Weist

Network Engineer Candidate

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Dial Backup Scope	Line Upgrade	Site-to-site PIX VPN Scope

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Disaster Recovery Center

DBU Communications

Scope Of Work

PROJECT OUTLINE

I. Add Ports, PVCs and TAs to Routers

II. Test Dialup Communications

III. Assist with Full Test to DRC

DETAILED SCOPE OF WORK

I. Add Ports, PVCs and TAs to Routers

A. Host Site

i. Evaluate IOS compatibility with WIC-2T and NM-2W

ii. Upgrade IOS if necessary

1. May require additional flash and/or DRAM

iii. Install Hardware

iv. Set up additional DLCI numbers for secondary PVCs

v. Connect ISU 512 to Port

vi. Setup additional routes for redundancy and disaster recovery

B. Yorktown Site

i. Evaluate IOS compatibility with WIC-2T

ii. Upgrade IOS if necessary

1. May require additional flash and/or DRAM

iii. Install Hardware

iv. Set up additional DLCI numbers for secondary PVCs

v. Connect ISU 512 to Port

vi. Setup additional routes for redundancy and disaster recovery

C. Oyster Point Site

i. Evaluate IOS compatibility with WIC-2T

ii. Upgrade IOS if necessary

1. May require additional flash and/or DRAM

iii. Install Hardware

iv. Set up additional DLCI numbers for secondary PVCs

v. Connect ISU 128 to Port

vi. Setup additional routes for redundancy and disaster recovery

D. All other sites

i. Set up additional DLCI numbers for secondary PVCs

ii. Setup additional routes for redundancy and disaster recovery

II. Test Dialup Communications

A. Dial to lab on ISU 128 and ISU 512

B. Dial to DRC on ISU 128 and ISU 512

III. Assist with Full Test to DRC

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILTIES:

1. Configuration Information

Customer is responsible to order necessary ISDN lines and additional PVCs for circuit redundancy. Remember to have a long distance carrier assigned to the ISDN lines.

Customer must provide the necessary network addressing and protocol information prior to equipment configuration.

Customer must provide the necessary circuit provisioning information prior to router configuration.

Customer must provide the necessary information required for any software configuration.

Customer is responsible for scheduling circuit turn-up with the circuit provider. However, We can act as liaison with the circuit provider at Customer request.

2. Environmental Factors

Customer is responsible for providing a sufficient space in the Computer Room for the installation of the new equipment.

Customer is responsible for providing a sufficient number of power outlets to run the equipment. These outlets should be isolated from an electrical circuit that may create electronic interference with data communications equipment.

Customer is also responsible for providing the appropriate operating environment for these products as described by the manufacturer of the equipment.

EXCLUSIONS:

1. Hours Of Work

All work to be done within normal business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm). Projects requiring labor outside of these hours will be charged at a premium overtime rate.