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New Jersey’s Higher Education Network

New Jersey’s Higher Education Network. Regional Meeting – June 2003 George Laskaris Executive Director. Funding Support from Verizon. Verizon’s regulatory filing with the BPU included a $2.2M funding provision for NJ ED ge.Net.

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New Jersey’s Higher Education Network

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  1. New Jersey’s Higher Education Network Regional Meeting – June 2003 George Laskaris Executive Director

  2. Funding Support from Verizon • Verizon’s regulatory filing with the BPU included a $2.2M funding provision for NJEDge.Net. • The inclusion of higher education in this program is significant and will serve as the basis for strengthening systemic collaboration with the K-12 community.

  3. Allocation of Funding Support • Network Advisory Board identified two key objectives: • To bring the advanced networking capabilities of Internet2 to the NJEDge membership • Reduce the costs of participation • We now have a plan that achieves both objectives and will result in savings to the membership of $40,000 per month

  4. Illustrative Monthly Savings LoopInternetExtranetIntranetOldNewDiff 1.5 0.0 1.5 1,276 1,274 (2) 20.0 10.0 10.0 8,973 8,357 (616) 155.0 10.0 30.0 115.0 17,195 14,461 (2,734) 10.0 3.0 4.0 3.0 5,921 5,291 (630) 45.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 13,651 11,305 (2,346)

  5. Acknowledgement • I would like to acknowledge the efforts of two people at Verizon for their continuing support of the higher education network: • Dennis Bone, President of Verizon New Jersey • Kathleen Tully, Program Manager, Access New Jersey

  6. Recent Changes • New costing model that more equitably allocates shared services costs to the extranet rather than overall bandwidth • Quarterly billing approved by the board • New improved commodity Internet pricing • Compliant bandwidth intervals for Internet and Extranet

  7. New Tiered Internet Pricing < 400MB400-600MB>600MB Up to 1.5 MB $ 275 $ 275 $ 275 3MB – 15MB $ 260 $ 255 $ 250 20MB – 30MB $ 222 $ 211 $ 199 35MB – 45MB $ 193 $ 183 $ 172 55MB – 85MB $ 175 $ 165 $ 150 95MB – 115MB $ 160 $ 150 $ 135 125MB – 150MB $ 150 $ 140 $ 125

  8. New Fractional OC3 Circuit Options • 75mbps100mbps125mbps155mbps • Available as: • Unprotected SONET • Protected SONET (Redundant Fiber) • Protected Diverse SONET (Redundant Fiber and Electronics) • Pricing included in handouts

  9. Compliant Bandwidth Sizes Extranet (Verizon’s IP/VPN) 768 kbps 10.0 mbps 100.0 mbps 1.5 mbps 12.0 mbps 149.0 mbps 4.0 mbps 20.0 mbps 600.0 mbps 6.0 mbps 45.0 mbps

  10. Compliant Bandwidth SizesCommodity Internet 768 kbps 15.0 mbps 85.0 mbps 1.0 mbps 20.0 mbps 95.0 mbps 1.5 mbps 25.0 mbps 105.0 mbps 3.0 mbps 30.0 mbps 115.0 mbps 4.0 mbps 35.0 mbps 125.0 mbps 5.0 mbps 40.0 mbps 135.0 mbps 6.0 mbps 45.0 mbps 145.0 mbps 9.0 mbps 55.0 mbps 150.0 mbps 10.0 mbps 65.0 mbps 12.0 mbps 75.0 mbps

  11. Video Update • Charlie McMickle

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