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C/O Cybernet Systems Corporation 727 Airport Blvd Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 cybernet

Washtenaw Wideopen Wireless to Washtenaw RFI #6200 Chuck Jacobus, PhD, (cjacobus@cybernet.com). C/O Cybernet Systems Corporation 727 Airport Blvd Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 www.cybernet.com (734) 668-2567. Key Features of the Proposed approach.

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C/O Cybernet Systems Corporation 727 Airport Blvd Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 cybernet

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  1. Washtenaw Wideopen Wireless to Washtenaw RFI #6200 Chuck Jacobus, PhD, (cjacobus@cybernet.com) C/O Cybernet Systems Corporation 727 Airport Blvd Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 www.cybernet.com (734) 668-2567

  2. Key Features of the Proposed approach • No initial need for State, County, or City resources to establish Phase 0 and I deployment – (Phase II and III could draw on convenient County locations) • No requirement for County direct investment • An inclusive nonprofit organizational approach that allows participation from any and all Internet service providers that currently or plan to operate in the County • State of the art network technology with provision for continuous upgrade • Full network interoperability with in-place 802.11 hotspot infrastructure and wireless PCs • Proposing Partner Agreement to Implement the Plan and provide initial wireless services • Ability to meet Phase I by end of 2005 and complete coverage by 2007

  3. Phase 0 – County Survey – DTED Level 3 Click to launch movie

  4. Phase I – Deployment of Service from Partner Owned POPs Click to launch movie

  5. Phase II – Deployment to cover 70% and all High Population Centers Click to launch movie

  6. Phase III – Complete County Coverage Click to launch movie

  7. Standards-based Approach Proposed Standards: MAC OS X Windows 98/ME, NT, 2000, and XP Linux 802.11 b/g* AODV RFC 3561** * Provision for use of existing access points and clients. Provision for evolution and insertion of new wireless technologies **Modified to provide higher levels of scalability and operation in multipath/grayzones. Provision for network directed upgrades for network management and protocol improvements as they are defined.

  8. Business Model • Free operation within the County • Fee-based access to routes from inside the County to the Internet through multiple redundant POPs (Points of Presences) • Fees cover network operation and payment to POP operators • Users pay for network cards, access points, roof-top units where necessary • Provision for free use for public places, schools, etc.

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