1. Clear Creek ISD SEND Example

2. SEND II CETLTCO/VOI

3. Internet Internet2 P R

4. 2.5gbps Local ISP5gbps via Data Center ISP $36,000 Fiber Transport to Data Center $84,000 Local ISP$42,000 Data Center ISP $18,000 Amortized one-time costs (5yr) $13,500 Cross-Connects ($42,000) 50% eRate Discount($54,000) eRate Discount $36,000 Data Center Lease $20,000 10Gbps Connection to Rice University/SETG/LEARN $107,000 Energy in District Data Center $27,000 Energy in District Data Center $149,000 per year$138,500 per year Bonuses Disaster Mitigation Redundant Connections Scalability Pre-Internet Local Links TCO Analysis

5. Pasadena ISD CTO Clinic 2015 DATACENTER AND FIBER RE-WORK

6. Why move to a datacenter? 1. Current Administration Building is to be moved to a new building and tore down to make a site for an elementary campus. 2. Cost of building a new NOC. 3. Technology Plan: set up a disaster recovery site that is out of the district immediate area. 4. Internet bandwidth needs are increasing. 5. Current NOC infrastructure getting to a replacement age.

7. Plan in motion 1. RFP’s for Datacenters; Dual lightwave routes to a datacenter; In-district fiber re-work 2. Contracts signed for fiber re-work: ◦Change from a hybrid ring/star design to dual routes from each building to a north aggregation and a south aggregation site. 10GB gbics ◦North and South aggregation points will be 40GB routes to a datacenter. 3. In the analysis phase of the datacenter RFP. 4. Move current Comcast Internet 3GB Internet and add a second 4GB Internet connection at the datacenter. (cloud applications, O365, expanding 1:1)

8. A New Network for Education A discussion from the CoSN SEND (Smart Education Network by Design) Task Force Design Considerations aligned with E-Rate 2.0 New Network Components for Consideration Polly Gifford EPS, Inc.

9. Reference Architecture Framework

10. Design Drivers and Requirements

13. Second Order for E-Rate Modernization first priority - addresses the connectivity gap facing many schools and libraries, particularly in rural areas, by maximizing the options available for purchasing affordable high-speed connectivity. – Dark Fiber – Lit Fiber – Self Provisioned Broadband

14. Network Access Services Platform NetAS are the most important application based services provided by IT. Security and Performance Considerations. Consider Network Function Virtualization when considering the Network Access Service Platform. NFV supports the drivers and requirements of the New Network of Education. Adapted from ETSI publication GS NFV 002: Network Functions Virtualization (NFV); Architectural Framework

15. Design Conversations The Value of Consolidation for Internet and Telecom Service Delivery - – Steps to connecting to an Internet/Service Point of Presence. The Value of Internet 2 in an Internet Infrastructure Design Criteria to consider in Building an external Point of Presence – – Internet, Telecom and Cloud Services POP – Primary Network and Data Center Solution – Colocation POP for Secondary DC, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity – All of the Above WAN and MANs for the New Network for Education. Polly Gifford EPS, Inc.