Software Agreement - Network Solutions Incorporated - Expand Wi-Fi to Western Avenue

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following section provides the scope of work each is responsible for throughout different phases of this project. Pre aration Provisioning Responsibilities: Network -Wide • NSI will conduct an internal kickoff meeting to review the purpose of the project, desired business outcomes, proposed design, statement of work, stakeholders, equipment, team member requirements, and base scheduling. • NSI will conduct an external kickoff meeting with CoSB to verify the purpose of the project, desired business outcomes, proposed design, statement of work, stakeholders, equipment ordered, equipment delivery timelines, and installation dates and timelines. • NSI will provide a project plan that outlines the expected steps needed to accomplish the installation successfully with minimum interruption, • NSI will create an inventory document detailing the building each installed product belongs to base upon serial number. Switching • NSI will perform a walkthrough of each facility providing a best -effort verification of rack space, power, copper terminations, fiber terminations, transceivers, patch cables, and existing equipment. The goal of this walkthrough is to identify any oversights in a design prior to installation. Any changes deemed necessary for a successful installation will be submitted as a Change Order to Cos for approval. • CoSB will, need to provide necessary fiber patch cables that are needed for the link from the fiber termination point to the SFP installed in the switch. It was undetermined on the type of fiber connections needed and this NOT provided in the quote for this project. • CoSB will provide an overview of the existing network design such as VLANs, routing devices, security policies, and expected failover behavior. • CoSB will provide access to the current network infrastructure that the new equipment will be integrating with or current running -configurations of equipment to be mirrored • NSI will create configuration scripts in order to effectively migrate the network design from the existing equipment to the new equipment. Redesigning VLANs and addressing schemes it outside the scope of this project. • CoSB will approve or modify the recommended design as needed. • CoSB will provide an expected window of time that changes can be made to the network including those identified as disruptive. • NSI will develop a preliminary testing plan that verifies normal operation of the installed networking equipment (i.e. CPU utilization, memory utilization, traffic flow, remote access) • CoSB will provide a list of critical services that must be functional in order for testing to be considered successful. • NSI will provide the complete testing plan for CoSB to approve. Wireless • CoSB will provide floorplans access to the existing wireless LAN controller for configuration of the new wireless access points • CoSB will provide a list of SSIDs that should be available to users. • NSI will provide a recommended design for the wireless system deployment Items addressed in this design may include access point location, SSIDs (up to 4 per deployment), and advanced wireless settings (data rate, bandwidth, and power). (During testing -- further power adjustments may be necessary to provide optimum coverage) • CoSB will approve or modify the recommended design as needed. • CoS6 will provide an expected window of time that changes can be made to the network including those identified as disruptive, • NSI will develop a preliminary testing plan that verifies normal operation of the installed networking equipment (i.e. access points online, radio settings, remote access) • CoSB will provide a list of critical services that must be functional in order for testing to be considered successful. • NSI will provide the complete testing plan for CoSB to approve. • NSI will install and test all new cabling designated for access points prior to their installation. (3rd Party Contractor) Implementation Responsibilities: www.nsii.com WHY we do is as Important as WHAT we do (574) 271-0900 Page: 4of