AT&T Managed Internet Service (MIS) And Private Network Transport (PNT)

AT&T Dedicated Internet (ADI formerly known as MIS) andPrivate Network Transport (PNT)Site Preparation GuideThis guide is designed to assist local on-site contacts to understand what you will need to accomplish in preparation for transport install 2017 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. AT&T, Globe logo, Mobilizing Your World and DIRECTV are registered trademarks and service marks of AT&TIntellectual Property and/or AT&T affiliated companies. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.

AT&T ADI and PNT on Ethernet Site Preparation GuideMeet with the AT&T engineer An AT&T engineer will explain to your sitecontact all customer responsibilities shownon this page The engineer will reach out to the sitecontact within 48 hours of your order toschedule a visit If you are eligible for the entrance facilityoffer*, AT&T will complete items 2-5 on thislist. This will occur after you sign the systemspermissions form If the entrance facility offer is not available inyour area, you will be responsible forcompleting the work or hiring someone tocomplete the work2AT&T will perform with yourpermission:Customer will perform thefollowing:Outside conduit specificationsInside conduit specifications(Property Line to your building) Minimum 2” – 4” conduit with pull rope Minimum 3’ sweeping radiusPull box required when: There are 3 or more right angles The path is longer than 300’ *Dimensions for pull box – 12” x 12” x 18”Wall mounted backboard 4’ x 4’ x 3/4” Fire retardant plywood Mounted to studsElectrical specifications AC power outlet on a dedicated fusedbreaker rated min. 15 amps OR Nominal voltage, 48VDC, 24/-24VDC, 110V Either power option needs to be locatedwithin 6 ft. of the AT&T equipment Multiple outlets required for all equipment Relay racks, cabinets, routers and your CPEmust be grounded(Demarcation point to router) Needs to be completed prior to installation You may hire an electrical vendor tocomplete inside wiring A conduit or cable tray is required, and a clearpath for access Minimum 2” conduitAdditional inside wiring Inside wiring, unless otherwise noted, is yourresponsibility; you can do it yourself or hire avendor Inside wiring includes: From the demarcation point to your ADIequipment (router) Note: Incomplete inside wiring is the numberone reason for service delaysTelephone land line (not mobile) Managed options require a land line If you do not have a land line, talk to yoursales person about ordering one

AT&T ADI and PNT site preparation guide – all offersSite SurveySite contact responsibilitiesSite contact responsibilitiesIf in a multi–tenant buildingAT&T will reach out to your local Obtaining building access and Overseeing the site build out Working with the propertysite contact to schedule a sitebeing familiar with the telecomand confirming the completionmanager or building owner tosurvey, if applicableroomsdates. The contact should bedetermine the location of yourfully empowered to makecompany’s demarcPlease provide the local customersite contact information: Name / Title Phone number / EmailThe site contact will work with Showing AT&T where thecircuit demarcation (demarc) isdecisionslocated. The demarc is inside Informing us of any parking,the building where the servicenoise or time restrictions;terminates from the streetunloading zones, elevators, Guiding AT&T during the siteasbestos, hazardous materials,etc.AT&T to schedule building access,survey visit, noting furtherprovide the installation addressaction needed to complete the Providing adequate workingto the ordering team andsite requirements (take notes)space, a clear path and easyproblem solve, as neededaccess to the backboard, jack,land line, power outlets and theAT&T ADI router3 Acting as a liaison andadvocate when working withthe building owner or manager Confirming the demarc is inthe same room as the router Providing inside wiring if thebuilding’s demarc is not in yourlocation or on a different floorthan the ADI router

AT&T ADI and PNT site preparation guideSite preparation delaysCustomer site not readyWhat to expect during site survey visit AT&T will negotiate a project schedule with Please contact the AT&T ordering team andyour account team representative if delaysare anticipated so work forces can berescheduled The local site contact will meet with theAT&T engineers to walk through what he orshe will need to complete before we caninstall the service. There are billing implications if the site is notready in time It’s a good idea to take notes and keep thename and contact information of theengineer in case there is a question laterall parties to enable service completion asclose to your desired date as possible However, any changes to plans or any delaysassociated with site preparation can have acorresponding impact to the service deliverydate Please try to complete the site preparationas soon as possible from the time you placeyour order. This includes any electricalrequirements, the backboard for the networkequipment and any applicable extendedinside wire. This will help avoid an installationdelay4 We will keep the site contact notified if thereare any delays on our end, such as specialconstruction, or facility delays

AT&T ADI and PNT Site Preparation GuideGeneral requirementsInside pathThe following pages contain information and a The inside path is the wiring that goes fromlist of general requirements associated withthe point where we bring the service to yourfiber optic-based services. The AT&T accessbuilding (demarc) to your ADI routerengineer or field technician will identify actualrequirements for the specific installation during The conduit must be a minimum 2” with athe site surveyhard plastic corrugated interior duct, withpull ropeShare this information with your electricalcontractorThere are typically four (4) areas of customerthe router and the demarc will likely not beobligation to facilitate timely equipmentin the same location. You will need to workinstallation and delivery of service:with the building manager or building owner Inside path Ground Power Floor space and environmentalrequirements5 If the building is shared by multiple tenants,For an additional fee, you canhire AT&T or an electrician tocomplete the inside wiringto coordinate the inside wiring Inside wire extensions take time, so youwill want to schedule that as soon aspossible. The AT&T engineer will be able toanswer any questions

AT&T ADI and PNT Site Preparation GuideGrounding Grounding your router is your responsibility,we encourage you to consult with yourAll equipment requires a properly grounded110v, 15 amp, 3-prong AC outletelectrical contactor A #6 stranded ground is required from yourearth electrode system to the equipmentroom. This would be connected to agrounding bus bar, or otherwise directly AT&T provided equipment, customer relayconnected to different componentsracks, cabinets and router must be groundedby placing an exposed #6 or larger grounding A #6 stranded ground is required from thewire to the building’s ground sourcegrounding bus bar to the networkterminating equipment This ground wire will be attached to theclosest ground rod (earth ground) or building Specific requirements may also be discussedbus bar available and run to the networkwith the AT&T access engineer or AT&T fieldterminating equipment location in the roomtechnician at the time of the site survey visitNot properly grounding your equipmentwill result in service quality andmaintenance issues6

Presentation title here—edit on Slide MasterAT&T ADI and PNT site preparation guidePowerNetwork device Please provide a dedicated 110V circuitbreaker rated at a minimum of 15 amps forthe network device that connects yourbuilding to the AT&T network. The powercord must not be touching any other cablesADI router In addition, please provide a 110V outlet forthe router and the modem. A modem isprovided if you ordered an AT&T managedrouterCustomer environmental responsibilities A 4’ x 4’ x 3/4’, fire retardant The ADI router should bebackboard, fastened to studs isinstalled less than 15 feet from(customer provided) 19” rack ofrequiredthe jack that connects to thesuitable strength and quality isrouter. The distance will ensurealso acceptable A (customer provided) regulartelephone line should be installedprior to the router installation.the cable inside the router boxwill reach the jack The choice for placement shouldbe decided before the order isThis line will be connected to the Operating environment shouldplaced and is subject tomodem and used by the AT&Tbe between 40 (degrees) F andconfirmation following the siteinstallation engineer during the85 (degrees) F to 85% relativesurveytest and turn-up of your ADIhumidityservice. It also allows for testingin the event of circuitinterruption during the life of theservice Because of the small size of most In a standard fiber installation,transport equipment is placed innetwork termination equipment,a common area with access toa wall mounted installation isthe entire building.recommended (please seeillustration on the next page)7 Another option would be a

Wall Mount ExampleWall mount exampleFiber termination panel4’ X 4 X 3/4”fire retardantplywood backboardmounted to studsEthernetpatchcableOptional fiber jumpers(caution: bend radius)Cable to ADIrouter(optical handoff)8Orange – Customer providedBlue- AT&T providedFiber drop110V power cordFiber panel(optional)Network terminationequipment110V amp outlet,properly grounded,3 prong

AT&T ADI and PNT Network ExamplemodemLand line for out ofband testing**LAN connectionto customer equipment*WAN connectionCircuitdmarcAT&T provided routerLocal exchangecarrier accessNotes:This diagram is illustrative for AT&T Dedicated Internet (ADI)Customer will provide the land line*AT&T assigned WAN IP’s**Usually these are AT&T assigned LAN IP’s9InterofficechannelAT&T point of presenceADI point of presence& network

AT&T ADI and PNT site preparation guide -all offers Site Survey Site contact responsibilities Site contact responsibilities If in a multi-tenant building AT&T will reach out to your local site contact to schedule a site survey, if applicable Please provide the local customer site contact information: Name / Title Phone number / Email