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High Speed Internet

High Speed Internet. Status of services for the Groveland & Big Oak Flat Area March 17, 2009. PML Computer Users Group by Bob Oakley. This is the Internet 2005. One Billion Users. Summary Description Internet map.

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High Speed Internet

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  1. High Speed Internet Status of services for the Groveland & Big Oak Flat Area March 17, 2009 PML Computer Users Group by Bob Oakley

  2. This is the Internet 2005 One Billion Users

  3. Summary Description Internet map Partial map of the Internet based on the January 15, 2005 data found on opte.org. Each line is drawn between two nodes, representing two IP addresses. The length of the lines are indicative of the delay between those two nodes. This graph represents less than 30% of the Class C networks reachable by the data collection program in early 2005. Lines are color-coded according to their corresponding RFC 1918 allocation as follows: • Dark blue: net, ca, us • Green: com, org • Red: mil, gov, edu • Yellow: jp, cn, tw, au, de • Magenta: uk, it, pl, fr • Gold: br, kr, nl • White: unknown • Source Originally from the English Wikipedia. • Date Original upload: December 1, 2006 Author Matt Britt

  4. This project was created to make a visual representation of a space that is very much one-dimensional, a metaphysical universe. • The data represented and collected here serves a multitude of purposes: Modeling the Internet, analyzing wasted IP space, IP space distribution, detecting the result of natural disasters, weather, war, and esthetics/art. • This project is free and represents a lot of donated time, please enjoy.

  5. The Internet is the fastest growing new medium of all time!

  6. 26 North American Internet Backbones • List of the Largest Internet Backbone Maps • AGIS ANS ATMnet BBNPlanet Compuserve • CRLCWIXDataXchangeDIGEX Epoch • GetNetGlobalCenterGoodNetGridNet • IBM InterconnectInternetMCIiSTAR • MCIWorldcom 2000 (current pdf) • NapNetNetrail NSF PsiNetSavvis • Sprint UUNET(WorldCom)

  7. Internet Options • Dial-up Broadband • ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) • T-1, T-3 Fast/Expensive • DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) • Satellite • Wireless • Cell phone • Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) • Cable Modem

  8. What is available in Groveland? • Dial-up ISPs • DSL from AT&T or ISPs . . . for those fortunate to be within the magic distance. • Wireless ISPs (WISPs) • T-1 line, fast but expensive. • Wi-Fi, at the Hotels, Library, Coffee shops (DSL) • PML Country Club and Marina (DSL) • PML Lake Lodge (Wildblue)

  9. What is the best value? • AT&T DSL, or ISP DSL • Wireless ISP • Dial-up- cheapest • Cable Modem • ISDN, T-1

  10. Why can’t I get AT&T DSL? • Simple answer, you are four miles or more from an AT&T central ofiice. No simple answer regarding remote terminals.

  11. Dial-up • Still popular and the most cost effective. • In decline - the analog classic is very slow. ISDN • The oldest digital connection on the market. Also in decline. • Unique Applications & some special deals. • Price/performance issues

  12. Who serves the area? • AT&T • Mother Lode Internet • Sierra Nevada Communications • Gold Rush World Access • Sonnet Networking LLC • ThrockWISP, Inc. • Golden State Cellular • WildBlue • HughesNet

  13. DSL - Groveland & Big Oak Flat, including nearly 50% of PML - 1st Year promotional rates as low as $10.00/month Basic $19.95/mo 1.5Mbps Express $25.00/mo 3Mbps Pro $30.00/mo 4.5Mbps Elite $35.00/mo 6MbpsWill they ever activate the RTs

  14. Dial-up 56 Kbps $9.00 to $25.00 • DSL 1.5Mbps – 6Mbps $29.95 - $79.95 • ISDN 2 Channel 200 Kbps $90.00 • Wireless Unlimited use high speed 384K to 1.5Mbps up/down approximately $50 to $200 (PML 7/09)

  15. I • Internet without cable $49.95/Month • Internet with cable TV $39.95/Month • Wireless Internet $39.95Ferretti Road & PML Airport areas • T3 Backhaul from Sonora

  16. Standard Dial-up 56 Kbps $15.69 - $24.92 Basic+ DSL 1500 Kbps $29.95 Enhanced DSL 6000 Kbps $65.95 ISDN Dual Channel 128 Kbps $150.00 Amador, Calaveras & Tuolumne Counties

  17. Basic Dial-up 56 Kbps $16.95/mo - $29.95. .Wireless2Mbps $29.95, $39.95 plusa usage metered rate - - -Equipment & Installation $199.00. .Tuolumne a & Calaveras Counties No longer offers DSL or ISDN

  18. Providing WISP service for un-served or underserved areas in Tuolumne and Mariposa counties (Currently: LDP, BOF, Sonora-Lambert Lake area and Coulterville) • 384 Kbps $49.95( $39.95 LDP) • 768Kbps $69.95 • 1.5Mbps $139.95

  19. Cellular Connection • Cell Phones with Internet browsing • Air Cards for Laptops • Golden State $39 - $59 • Verizon Mobile Broadband $39 - $59

  20. . Trio - Cell phone similar to Blackberry - unlimited internet Access $299.00 plus $49.99/mo 40 – 80 Kbps Air-Card for Laptop w/PCMIA slot $199.00 plus $49.99/mp 40 -80 Kbps Roaming is still limited to the four foothill counties at this time for now.

  21. Satellite • Fast Down-load • Slow up-load • High Latency Times • Cost per month $50 to $100 • Performance Degrades during peak times.

  22. Value Pak 500 Kbps $49.95 Select Pak 1000 Kbps $69.95 Pro Pak 1500 Kbps $79.95 Installation FREE ($180) Equipment Modem/Antenna $199 ( $299)

  23. Home Plan 700 Kbps $59.00 Pro Plan 1000 Kbps $69.00 Pro Plus Plan 1500 Kbps $79.00 with static IP $89.00 Installation FREE? Equipment Modem/Antenna $299 ( $499)

  24. Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity)Term used to describe wireless networking using the 802.11 standard • Becoming more & more popular as a solution. • Many downtown cities in the Bay Area have free service. • Many choices even in Sonora. • San Francisco has developed a city-wide network. • Boingo advertises 100,000 Hot Spots worldwide $59/mo • T-Mobile offers hotel hot spots $5.99/day $39/mo

  25. Wi-Fi in the Groveland area Locations • Groveland Library (DSL) • Hotels (DSL) • Coffee Shops (DSL) • PML Country Club (DSL) • PML Marina (DSL) • PML Lake Lodge (WildBlue) The PMLA internal network (T-1 lines)

  26. Cable Modem • Not Available in Tuolumne County – Yet! • Comcast - Rumor: they will rebuild their system in two years • Sun Country 11 beta customers, Plan to make announcements this summer.

  27. Interference • Yes Charlotte, the wireless telephone and the computer are fighting again! That’s why your mouse has stopped working!

  28. 802.11b/g Channel Frequencies for US/Canada • 11 Channels [3 Channels with no overlap 1,6 & 11] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

  29. Reliability • See interference

  30. What is next? • Amador – Tuolumne County Action Agency (A-TCAA) $250,000 grant from California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) to study the problem. • California Advanced Services Fund $100,000,000. To provide broadband services to unserved and underserved areas. • CommunityNet – TuolumneNet – NetworkSierra ad hoc Committee to meet and determine action to establish Tuolumne County BroadBand Commission

  31. The end PML CUG Bob Oakley 3/17/2009

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