FTI\’s High Speed Internet Overview

High Speed Two-way Satellite Internet

FOUNDATION

TELECOMMUNICATIONS,INC.

Presentation Summary

• Who is FTI?

• What does FTI sell?

• Why are we here today?

• How does it work?

• Questions?

Who is FTI?

• Satellite Telecommunications Company• Incorporated 20+ Years (2/79)• Business Segments

• Distance Education Networks

• Business Television Networks

• Broadcast & Cable TV Satellite Capacity

• High Speed Internet

Mission Statement

Foundation Telecommunications Inc. is a telecommunications services company that serves distance education and business clients on a worldwide basis. Employing a customer intimacy strategy with a full-service integrated system approach while providing a competitive return to its shareholders.

What does FTI sell?

• Satellite Transponder Capacity

• Digital Satellite Transmission Equipment

• Turnkey Ku/C Band VSATs

• High Speed Two-way Internet systems

Why are we here today?

• FTI wants to provide Turnkey High Speed Two-way Satellite Internet to Small Cable Companies NO Line charges NO Satellite Fees Monthly charges based on number of

subscribers only.

Turnkey High Speed Internet Includes:

• 3.7 meter Ku band Transmit/C band Receive Antenna

• 4 Watt Ku band Transmitter• Phase Stable LNB• iNfinity Router• Cable Modem Termination System• Standard Mount• Standard Installation• FCC Licensing• Web/Email Server

How does it work?

Block Diagram

Service

Equipment

Hub

3.7 Ku band Tx/ C band Rx Antenna

NetModemII

CMTS

HeadendEquipment

Cable Headend

Tap

Two-way Cable Plant

Home Subscriber

Cable Modem

Internet

Internet

Drop

Mail/Web Server

Switch

Block Diagram 1

Satellite Tx/Rx Modem

CableModem

CMTS

Switch

Satellite dish

Web & Email Server

CableModem

CableModem

CableModem

CableModem

CableModem

Diplex Filter

Directional Tap

RX From Antenna

TX To AntennaDOCSIS

RF Out

RX

High

Low

C/Ku Hybrid Service

The Best of both worlds:• C band Reliability • Ku band Cost • Less FCC licensing

hassles

Equipment Specs

• iDirect iNfinity Router

• CMTS

• Ethernet Switch

• Server Platform

iNfinity Router (or Equivalent)

• Two Way Satellite Internet Receiver/Gateway

• Quick and Secure File and Data Transfers

• Easy Setup Through iDirect “NetManager” Program

iNfinity Router (or Equivalent)

Data RatesDownstream

1Mbps - 9.1Mbs (QPSK)

Upstream

64Kbps – 4.6 Mbps (QPSK)

Coresma CC8000 CMTS (or Equivalent)

Features:• DOCSIS 1.1 Compliant• Security

Packet Filtering, DHCP, ARP monitoring preventing unauthorized access

• Software UpgradeableSupports TFTP & FTP delivery of upgrades

• FOCS - Flexible Operation & Control SystemCMTS Configuration, Provisioning,

Performance Analysis, QoS Accounting, & Subscriber Access Authentication

Coresma CC8000 CMTS (or Equivalent)

Features:

• Subscriber Satisfaction during peak usage times Control of upstream traffic with dynamic load balancing Support for upstream frequency reuse

• Optimized for Small Cable Systems

• Scalable Hardware Design Standard configuration

1 Downstream channel, 64 or 256 QAM 1 Upstream channel, QPSK and 16 QAM

Supports up to 8 Upstream Channels Factory or Field installable.

• Compact: One Rack Unit

Linksys Ethernet Switch (or Equivalent)

• Autosensing 10/100 full duplex, auto MDI/MDI-X ports

• Speeds up to 200 Mbps • Address Learning & Aging• Data Flow Control• Broadcast Storm Prevention• 1-Rack Unit

Email, Web, & Proxy Server Platform

Designed for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) that must deploy multiple servers in minimum space at the lowest possible cost.

Features & Capabilities:

•Web Hosting•E-mail •Database•NAS integration•DNS•Tripwire (Red Hat Linux only)•Supports FTP, FrontPage extensions, and over-the-wire updates.

Email, Web, & Proxy Server Platform

APC Smart UPS (or Equivalent)

• Input/Output 120V

• Rack Mounted 2RU

• Automatic Voltage Regulation

• Sine-wave Output

Features:

APC Smart UPS (or Equivalent)

• Intelligent Battery Management

• Network -grade Line Conditioning

• Overload Indicator

• Replace Battery Indicator

Features:

Questions?