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LCTAC February Service Review ISP

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Our Service Provider

• The Lane ESD RFP for ISP for Year 2015-2017 was awarded

to NERO, The Network for Education and Research in Oregon.

• NERO currently has three transit connections to route traffic to

the Internet, including Level3 in Eugene and Portland and Internet2 commercial peering.

• NERO participates in the following exchanges: OIX, NWAX

(Pittock), and the Oregon Gigapop.

Districts that benefit from Lane ESD ISP Services

Bethel Blachly Creswell Crow-Applegate-Lorane Fern Ridge Junction City Lowell Mapleton Marcola McKenzie Oakridge Pleasant Hill Siuslaw South Lane

New ISP partnership with Eugene 4J! Looking at options with Springfield SD Lane Community College has remained an ISP customer.

List of Our Transport Providers

• Century Link
• Hunter Communications
• Freewire Broadband
• City of Cottage Grove
• Western Independent Networks
• Light Speed Networks
• Public Agency Network (PAN) and EWEB
• PEAK Internet/Pioneer Telephone Company

Lane ESD occupies 4 cabinets: 2 at Oregon Hall and 2 at Willamette Internet Exchange (WIX). Would you like to visit Oregon Hall or WIX?

14/15 Circuit Changes

Mapleton – 3 mbps (two T1s) to 10 mbps (Metro over Ethernet) McKenzie – 3 mbps (two T1s) to 10 mbps (Metro over Ethernet) Oakridge – 3 mbps (two T1s) to 100 mbps (fiber) Fern Ridge – Microwave radios to fiber Junction City – Microwave radios to fiber

Upcoming Circuit Changes

Bethel – PAN equipment upgrade, diverse path

Districts With Constraints

Mapleton -- no additional copper facilities available McKenzie -- no additional copper facilities available Blachly – three service providers to create circuit C-A-L – can only get to site with microwave radios Marcola – can only get to site with microwave radios

Core Upgrades

• Per new contract with NERO, we are upgrading to a 10 Gbps circuit to allow

for additional bandwidth.

• Recent purchase of two SFP+ modules for our switches at OH and WIX.
• We are gradually working towards our entire network core being capable of

10 Gbps.

Router Upgrades

Cisco 2821

• Blachly
• C-A-L
• Lowell
• Mapleton
• Marcola
• McKenzie
• Oakridge
• Pleasant Hill
• Siuslaw

Cisco 3560-X

• Bethel
• Creswell
• Fern Ridge
• Junction City
• South Lane
• Lane ESD + MLK

Lane ESD WAN

Circuit Connection and Rate-Limits

District Circuit Connection Rate-Limits Bethel 1 Gbps

98

South Lane 1 Gbps

55

Creswell 1 Gbps

35

Pleasant Hill 1 Gbps

28

Lowell 1 Gbps

28

Junction City 500 mbps

24

Fern Ridge 100 mbps

17

Siuslaw 100 mbps

14

Crow-Applegate-Lorane 100 mbps

10

Marcola 100 mbps

10

Oakridge 100 mbps

10

Blachly 10 mbps

10

Mapleton 10 mbps

10

McKenzie 10 mbps

10

Rate-limit increases Summer 2015

Outage Procedure

• NOC receives page from monitoring system

from 06:00 - 22:30.

• Confirm router is unreachable, check core equipment
• Contact district’s tech point of contact via phone acknowledging outage

and working on resolution. Collect information

• Utility outage resources: outage maps, twitter, etc. - 6 Utility Providers
• Contact transport service provider
• Follow-up with district with RFO and ETR
• Document outage

Report an outage! (541) 461-8340

Outages

Circuit Monitoring

Evaluating Monitoring Tools Updated Smoke Ping tool and testing new beta release for NDT

Tools

VFL Labeler Cable verifier for copper Cable tester – MMF/Copper OTDR

Any Questions? Discussion?

Roundtable Items….

• Core device(s) upgrades? Is your device EOS?
• Any intradistrict connection upgrades? Wireless? EoC?
• 10 Gb initiatives?
• How is E-Rate going?