1. UNIV. OF PENN TELECOM IVY+ MAY 2002
The University of Chicago
John E. Iannantuoni
Robert H. Vonderohe
Jeffrey A. Westphal

2. MTS. COLUMBIA AND HARVARD
(14.073) (14,420)

3. MT. PRINCETON
(14.197)

4. MT. YALE
(14,196)

5. NO Major Reorganization of NSIT

7. Major Construction on Campus

9. Contacts:
Vendor Mgmt John, Jeff, Bob
Wireless…..User/Ron…..Pt. To Pt….Andy
Technology……Voice/Jeff….Data/Ron
Budget Bob
New Revenue Jeff,Bob
VoIP Andy,Ron
PDAs Chad,Moira
IP video conf.(teaching) Chad
IT Governance Greg
Funding and Infr. Renewal Bob
I1,I2 Bandwidth & cost Ron,Bob
Bottlenecks & Contention Jeff,Ron

10. Contacts, contd. Hot applications Moira Disaster Preparedness Bob
BobB
Network Security & Firewalls Larry,Ron

11. Contacts, contd. BobB = Bob Bartlett 773/834-2825
Andy = Andy Cavoto /
John = John Iannantuoni /
Greg = Greg Jackson /
Chad = Chad Kainz /
Larry = Larry Lidz /
Moira = Moira McMillan /
Ron = Ron Rusnak /
Bob = Bob Vonderohe /
Jeff = Jeff Westphal /

12. VOICE ISSUES
E911
Speech Recognition
Caller ID

13. E911 Objectives:
Provide location of caller in compliance with the state of Illinois
Notify Campus Police and Hospital Security of a 911 Call in progress
Provide the same location information to Campus Police when someone calls 123 or
Provide caller location information to Campus Police when someone calls from one of the 250+ Emergency Phones

20. Speech Recognition Objectives:
Provide easier access to individuals and departments after hours when calling Campus Operators ( )
To eventually direct “0” operator calls to speech recognition instead of operators
To assist campus and hospital operators during business hours with the busy hour or times when staffing is low
Possibly enhance or in some cases replace voic applications with speech recognition, allowing the caller to speak the service. Example, calling the caller could speak Cellular Phones or Pagers and be directed to the correct department or person

23. Caller ID Objectives:
Provide caller ID information on out-bound calls for caller ID boxes and allow Ameritech’s Privacy Manager to operate correctly
Provide caller ID information on in-bound calls on digital ITE display phones. Analog phones with a display or caller ID box are supported on the next Intecom release.
Caller ID information on in-bound calls can be used for CTI applications.

24. Hospital IBX Switch
Campus IBX Switch

25. DATA ISSUES COMMODITY INTERNET FROM 12 Mb 2 YEARS AGO TO:
40 Mb FROM Ill. CENTURY NET
45 Mb FROM QWEST

26. What’s on Campus GIGABIT ETHERNET SWITCHES - 73
GIGABIT INTERFACES (few hosts)
ATM Switches - 6 secondary core, 4 tertiary
Switched Ports - ~36,000
10/100Mbps - ~17,600
Nodes - ~25,700
Hosts - ~27,400

27. Campus Network Overview
Internet
Campus
Backbone
Campus
Remotes
MCIS
Network
155Mbps
10Mbps

29. Attachment converted: Bobs Mac:Off Campus 2002
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31. Security Whose machine is it? Do we allow anyone to access the net?
3 1/2 FTE Security Staff
Frequent Security Scans
Security Seminars
No unencrypted passwords on net (soon)

32. Wireless
Standards based
IEEE (b….g?)
working group

33. Voice over IP Issues Quality of Service - QOS Feature Set Reliability
Cost
E911
Disaster Capability?

34. Rate Revision Issues Presently charge based on voice lines
Charge is voice + shared infrastr. + data
Data Node to Voice port disparity growing
Initial change probably surcharge for organizations that have 1.5data/1.0 ratio
Determining true data costs

35. Rate Revision Issues Overall cost approximately the same
Removing historic “squatters” from network

36. Future and Ongoing Projects
Wireless Networking
Voice over IP – (VoIP)
Rate revision
Single sign-on
Disaster Preparedness (Hot site)
I-Wire