Software Agreement - Network Solutions Incorporated - Wireless Network Installation at MPAC

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Installation and Configuration Requirements and Responsibilities This section will cover the roles and responsibilities of both Network Solutions, Inc. and City of South Bend. NSI will provision the network hardware in accordance to the design outlined in this document. The following responsibilities for the Network are required for a successful implementation: City of South Bend Responsibilities: • Provide network schema including access / VPN information, IP addresses, passwords, etc... • Provide NS[ with all required information for configuration • Access to existing network equipment may be required to configure for new equipment to be installed into the network • Ensure proper environmental conditions • Assist NSI in creating Wireless SSIDs • Provide current configurations and passwords needed to mirror the current wireless deployment if applicable ® Provide floorplan of building (electronic preferred) • Assist NSI with Network Ready for Use (NRFU) testing NSI Responsibilities: • if necessary, assist in creating new VLANs for new wireless SSIDs (up to 2) this will also require DHCP pools for the new networks that are created as well • Supply AP placement locations for all access points within this project • Install Horizontal Cabling (Cat6a) (3rd Party Contractor) • Test all new cabling prior to wireless system install for new locations (3rd Party Contractor) • Install Access Points (3rd Party Contractor) • Document location of each access point by room number, name, and AP MAC address (3rd Party Contractor) • Configure Access Point Group for all access points in the Morris Center design • Create and configure "Internet -Only" ACL for Guest users VLAN • Discuss and create "per -user" rate limits for guest network • Configure SSID(s) (up to 2 for new install) • Discuss and configure suggested Advanced Wireless settings (Data Rates, Bandwidths, Power Settings, etc...) • Configure AP Hostnames • Perform a full system Network Ready for Use (NRFU) *It is typically not recommended to configure an access point to broadcast more than 4 SSIDs as it can incrementally degrade wireless performance Network Solutions, INC. Final Deliverables NSI will deliver a fully tested Wireless solution that includes the following: • Fully operational Wireless System as described in this Scope of Work Implementation -Scope of Work In this design, Network Solutions, Inc. has also provided a quantity of 2 Cisco 2960X, 24 Port switches to provide access to between the new access points and the network. The new 2960X switches will be configurated and installed in place of the existing AT&T router and network switch equipment that is in place. New VLANs will be created for the internal guest wireless network, and the staff/performer wireless network, The new switches will be installed and terminated to the City of South Bend network equipment to tie into the network and use of www.nsil.com WHY we do is as important as WHAT we do (574) 271-0900 Page: 18 of 25