1. Improving Networks Worldwide. The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory www.iol.unh.edu Proposal to Oasis KMIP TC March 2011

2. 2 UNH-IOL Proposal Laboratory Overview Industry leading 3 rd -party test facility for data communications & consumer electronics devices 100% funded by commercial industry –150+ companies provide market motivation Founded in 1988; 32,000 sqft lab facility – Boston, USA Metro Area 7,200 sq-ft pre-wired space dedicated to Plugfests

3. 3 UNH-IOL Proposal Qualifications USGv6 Test Program – ISO 17025 accredited for US Government IPv6 testing. IPv6 Forum IPv6 Ready Logo –Approved test lab and NA Regional Officer OpenFabrics Alliance – Hosts OFA’s Interoperability Logo Program (OFILP) MIPI Alliance (mobile industry processor interface) –Testing for MIPI’s integrators list hosted at IOL Serial ATA (SATA-IO Integrators List) Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) –DLNA Independent Certification Vendor

4. 4 UNH-IOL Proposal Proposal Options Option A (Phase 1, Phase 2) –Annual Hosted Test Facility with Ops support (Fee: $2,000 per company annually) Free Remote access for Client – Side testing Additional fees if Hardware procurement is needed Includes physical space, IP address, power Ensure test bed remains operational to fulfill use case testing

5. 5 UNH-IOL Proposal Proposal Options Option B (Phase 1, 2, 3) –Annual Hosted Test Facility with Consortium Membership (Fee: ~$15,000 per company annually) Includes all Option A support KMIP TC approved testing/reporting Supports (1) Manager (2) Test Technicians Support formal conformance testing (test tool development May require add’l resources Includes re-tests and regression throughout year Option C (Phase 3) –Pay Per Test (Fee: TBD per test) *Fees will be determined by complexity of test plan and required resources. Typical fees may range between $2,000-$5,000. KMIP TC approved testing/reporting Support formal conformance testing (test tool development will require add’l resources