| Question | Response |
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| What speed in Mbps is your SEGP connected to I2? | 1000 | | Is your SEGP 'backbone' multicast enabled (multicast is turned on)? | Yes | | Does your SEGP offer QoS? | No | | Does your SEGP provide multi-conferencing (MCU) services? | No | | Other video services provided (Internet2 Commons, DVTS, Marratech, etc.) | No | | Please describe any future plans you may have. | integrate Internet2/SEGP access into state-wide high-speed fiber intitiative, provide protected Internet2 access for the SEGP, continue to expand SEGP participation in the K20 community in Texas | | Please provide comments on the data you've entered. | Texas does not have a unified data network serving K12 or community colleges, and still does not have a unified SEGP. There are currently five separate primary SEGP connection points: Austin, Dallas, El Paso, Houston, & Lubbock, managed by UT Austin, North Texas GigaPOP, UT El Paso, Southeast Texas GigaPOP, and Texas Tech U, respectively. Soon there will be three connections to Abilene: 1 Gbps serving Austin, El Paso, Houston; 155 Mbps serving Dallas; 155 Mbps serving Lubbock. Independent School Districts & Community Colleges are, by and large, on their own to identify a connection path to Abilene. Accordingly, questions about "our SEGP" simply cannot be answered in a straightforward way. | | Other services offered (video streaming, web conferencing, etc.) | |
Last updated by Daniel Updegrove on Fri, 03 Mar 2006 00:00:00 EST. |
