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St. Joe Valley Metronet Overview 2007

Speed of a normal ND Touchdown Speed of a Metronet ND Touchdown

Overview Who is SJVM What is Broadband via a “Metronet”? What does SJVM provide? What are its benefits? The Value of SJVM Quantifying your needs for broadband access. Can SJVM help you with meeting your broadband needs? How to Use SJVM How to do business with SJVM SJVM applications Connected Locations

Who is SJVM Established in 2001, St. Joe Valley Metronet, Inc. is an Indiana not for profit telecommunications infrastructure provider. SJVMs leadership is provided via a board of directors populated by the seven founding partners along with local governmental appointees. SJVM provides DARK fiber to businesses, government and cultural institutions and service providers throughout its service areas. SJVM uses over 40 miles of spare municipal conduit to install carrier grade fiber.

SJVM primary service areas

What is broadband via a “Metronet”? T-1 45MB DS3 100MB 155MB OC-3 1GB

What does SJVM provide? What are its benefits? SJVM provides DARK fiber, point to point “circuits” to connect local businesses to each other and to service providers.

Broadband access model Broadband Users Local Access Loop Access Points Network Service Providers

How to do business with SJVM

How to use SJVM fiber TEXT SJVM Backbone Lateral* Fiber Patch Panel User Device(s) SJVM Responsibility

SJVM Typical Application TEXT Location A – HostLocation B – Remote Lateral Location C – Service Provider

SJVM connected locations 100 N. Michigan St.401 E. Colfax205 E. Jefferson701 W. Sample St. 100 Navarre Place ste W. Sample209 N. Main707 E. Cedar 105 S. Olive St.403 E. Madison211 N. Eddy St801 E. Washington St. 110 E. Madison403 E. Madison St.220 Dean Johnson Blvd823 E. Jefferson Blvd. 110 S. Main St.404 Columbia227 W. Jefferson830 N. Michigan St S. Ironwood431 E. Colfax Ave Ste St. Louis Street837 E. Cedar 120 S. St. Joseph St.4340 Trade Dr.301 E SampleNotre Dame 125 W. Colfax Ave.506 W. South St.304 S. Main St.One Michiana Square 130 S. Main Street suite E Jefferson Blvd316 E. Monroe 1704 Commerce Drive530 N. Lafayette St.320 E. Jefferson Blvd S. Main5681 W. Cleveland Rd4001 Technology Dr 1825 Northside blvd615 N. Michigan4004 Technology Dr.

SJVM contact information System Engineer Steve Mayo Information or Requests (866) SJVM 574 ( ) (574) Business Operations & Billing Inquiries Bryan Baker Technical Support (866) SJVM HELP ( )