Provision wireless local area networks WLAN for the delivery of Visionet IPTv services at selected M

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• Provision wireless local area networks (WLAN) for
  the delivery of Visionet IPTv services at
  selected Military Bases in the US. and overseas.
  
• Insure the WLANs are easily deployable with
  sufficient resources to support quality delivery
  of Visionet IPTv services throughout the
  deployment areas.
• Provide the requisite software and security for
  use of Visionets IPTv services on both wired and
  wireless Base networks.

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• Install Visionet IPTv software on Base computers
  that have shared access, including MWR, ACS, and
  CPO facilities, libraries, gyms, dining areas,
  Base schools, barracks, hospitals, dental
  clinics, and clubs.
• Provide Visionet IPTv services for use
  by military personnel on their personal
  computers.
• Provide communication tools through the Visionet
  IPTv interface for military personnel and their
  families to share personal videos and
  information.

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• Provide for the Visionet Military IPTv channel
  containing entertainment and information of
  particular interest to military personnel,
  including video-on-demand (VOD) services for Army
  Forces related sports, training, combat, health,
  fitness, history, tradition, technology,
  lifestyle, diversity, and such other categories
  commanders deem appropriate.
• Subject to licensing, provide for streaming and
  VOD services for Armed Forces radio and
  television networks through the Visionet IPTv
  interface.

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• Provide Visionet mobile IPTv tech-nology for use
  on the personal cellular telephones of military
  personnel and their families.

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Configuration of a WLAN is problematic to each
Military Base. Performance depends on properly
positioned wireless access points and a robust
backplane. IEEE 802.16 (WiMAX) integrated with an
802.11 (WiFi) mesh-style network offers the best
coverage. We recommend 1Gb/sec. wireless links
from a central Visionet proxy server located on
Base to remote Gigabit switches and routers in
the targeted IPTv wireless coverage areas.
Primary IPTv programming can be transferred to
the proxy server by fiber or though a VSAT
terminal.
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• BASE PROXY SERVERS Two Intel S5000PAL Dual Xeon
  1.6Ghz dual- core proxy severs with 320Gb of
  storage capacity.
• 2. PEERING Routing from Visionets IPTv
  head-ends to proxy servers located on US.
  Military Bases designated for IPTv service.
• REMOTE LOCATIONS VOD content can be transferred
  using periodic VSAT data transfer sessions.
  Conversely, 24/7 linear broadcast channel use
  about 1Mb/sec. of bandwidth continuously.

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• RESOURCE ALLOCATION 1Gb/sec. WLAN data paths can
  serve about 6,000 IPTv client computers based on
  an over-subscription factor of four. Wireless
  access points can effectively manage traffic for
  about 30 concurrent connections or 120 users.
  These are the basic parameters for determining
  the allocation of wireless network resources.
• Identifying available category-5 UTP on
  Military Bases for transmitting IPTv programming
  to fixed computer terminals could substantially
  reduce the size and cost of wireless deployments.

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• SHARED TERMINALS Visionet will assist in the
  installation of Visionet IPTv on Base computer
  terminals designated for shared IPTv access.
  Pay-per-view modules will be removed from the
  IPTv interface on all shared computers. Base
  network administrators will have full
  administra-tive rights on the IPTv networks for
  purposes of modifying, disabling, or adding IPTv
  programming as directed by the Base commanders.
• PERSONAL IPTv Visionet will provide self-
  configuring installation software on
  pocket-size CDs for installation of Visionet
  IPTv on the personal computers of military
  personnel and their families. 

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• FOR WHOM Programmed specifically for active duty
  personnel and their families, veterans and
  reservists
• PURPOSE Inform, educate, motivate, and
  entertain
• STAY IN TOUCH Video communication services for
  loved ones, and family
• ARMED FORCES NETWORKS Convenient access to Armed
  Forces Radio and Television
• SERVICE GUIDES Interactive guides featuring
  options for recreation, night life, shopping,
  entertainment, real estate, and more

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WHO IS VISIONET?
Visionet operates IPTv broadcast head-ends in Los
Angeles and Atlanta that are controlled remotely
from our operations centers in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The facilities have a combined capacity for
approximately three million subscribers and can
be easily expanded as demand warrants. Through
our subsidiary CLEC, we utilize the fiber optic
network backbones of ATT, MZIMA, Sprint/Embarq,
and Cogent for IPTv transport provisioned in
10Gb/sec. increments.
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WHO IS VISIONET?
We offer a wide variety of video-on-demand and
linear channels featuring music, news, sports,
entertainment, information, selected U.S.,
ethnic, and native language television channels
from Asia, Europe, and Latin America. As
executive producers of original productions, we
have forged strategic partnerships with
award-winning studios and producers who provide
us with unique, original, and thought-provoking
IPTv programming, as well as a variety of
short-form content for our mobile IPTv network.
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WHO IS VISIONET?
Visionets core technologies consist of
proprietary software for the encoding, secure
transmission, and decoding of digital video,
along with a client/server and network
convergence platform for the seamless delivery of
true on-demand video for personal computers and
televisions. Visionets foundation-class
software and network infrastructure deliver
error-free, uninterrupted playback of digital
video and broadcast-quality television
programming over closed-loop IP circuits, CDMA,
GSM, and WLAN networks.
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