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Lan design allows for more than ample
bandwidth to meet the needs of the school
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Lan design is well documented
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Most conduit runs were already installed
and ready for use for the fiber runs
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Due to this being a new network implementation,
design did not have to allow for interoperability with older existing
equipment
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Lan requirements were clear, concise,
and Mead, Inc was able to meet or exceed all requirements
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Well designed security model
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Lan design of MDF and all IDF's allowed
for scalability and future growth.
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Lan design provides for (3) extra pair
of fiber to each IDF
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Rooms provided for MDF and IDF use
are limited and small
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Classrooms are too small for the number
of cable drops and equipment required
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The use of two routable protocols (IP/IPX)
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No conduit to maintenance building
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Placement of Point of Presence location
in each classroom too restrictive
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Security of MDF and IDF's due to external
doors
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No requirements specified for protection
of data (IE: backup routine or redundancy)
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Fluorescent lighting in MDF, IFD's
and drop ceilings
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Time frame for Lan design phase was
not adequate
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