HoloNet Dedicated IP Access

connects thousands of sites to the Internet via UUCP and dedicated links.

HoloUUCP quickly and inexpensively connects office e-mail systems and BBSes to the Internet for e-mail and USENET conferences via modem.

Dedicated IP links are ideal for businesses and BBSes wishing to access the Internet or provide Internet access to local WWW or FTP servers.

Dedicated IP Links

Installation Process

Customer contacts HoloNet for a service quote. Voice:
Customer orders service from HoloNet (requires initial payment)
Customer obtains equipment from approved equipment list.
Line installed at customer site (usually at least 6 weeks from date of order). Service charges begin.
Customer installs router and CSU/DSU.

Included Services

NNTP Service: An NNTP feed for one NNTP Server or NNTP Client access for one Class C Network.
SMTP Forwarding: A smart SMTP forwarding service for mail originating from one Class C Network.
HTTP Proxy Service: HTTP proxy service for one Class C Network.
DNS Service: Domain Name Service for one Class C Network.
NTP Server: Access to a time synchronizing server for one Class C Network.

Security

Connecting your computers to the Internet has security implications. It important for customers to observe appropriate security precautions. See for more information about security.

Terms

Standard apply.
Dedicated connections to the Internet are available throughout the continental US. (Some limitations apply).
The minimum term of service is one year.
Service must be prepaid quarterly.
The equipment listed below assumes the remote site is using Ethernet.
Service is only for one Class C Network and conductivity support is only for the connecting site.
HoloNet does not guarantee connectivity to any portion of the Internet but does make reasonable efforts to insure maximum connectivity.
Customers are responsible for maintaining their own security.
Router configuration and diagnostic assistance is only available for hardware listed below and for customers who provide V.32, V.32bis or V.34 modem access to their router.

HoloNet Dedicated IP Pricing

NOTICE: These rates are subject to change without notice. Call for a quote.

California LATA 1

Method	CIR	PR	w/ Telco Charges		w/o Telco Charges
Method	CIR	PR	Install	Monthly	Install	Monthly
Frame Relay	32K	56K	$1500	$250	$750	$175
	56K	56K	$1500	$350	$750	$275
	64K	128K	$2000	$600	$1000	$325
	128K	128K	$2000	$750	$1000	$475
	96K	384K	$2000	$1000	$1000	$500
	192K	384K	$2000	$1250	$1000	$750
	384K	384K	$2000	$1500	$1000	$1000
	384K	T1	$2000	$1700	$1500	$1200
	768K	T1	$2000	$2300	$1500	$1800
Direct	T1				$1000	$2300
Direct	Other				Call for Quote

Prices w/ Telco Charges for Frame Relay in California LATA 1 include local loop installation, monthly charges and state/federal tax surcharges within Pacific Bell's operating area; this is the total Internet access charge for your connection. (Outside of Pacific Bell's operating area in California LATA 1 additional charges may exist; call for a quote.)

Prices w/o Telco Charges for Frame Relay in California LATA 1 do not include installation, monthly charges or state/federal tax surcharges for the local loop and Frame Relay port access; please call Pacific Bell for a quote.

Prices w/o Telco Charges for direct access in California LATA 1 do not include local loop installation, monthly charges or state/federal tax surcharges; please call for a quote.

Changing a Frame Relay CIR incurs a one-time service cost of $50. Changing Frame Relay PRs of 128K and above costs $100; upgrading a PR of 56K requires a full re-install.

Continental US

Method	CIR	PR	Install	Monthly
Frame Relay	32K	56K	$750 + LL	$450 + LL
	56K	56K	$750 + LL	$650 + LL
	64K	128K	$750 + LL	$750 + LL
	128K	128K	$750 + LL	$1000 + LL
	128K	256K	$750 + LL	$1250 + LL
	256K	256K	$750 + LL	$2000 + LL
	192K	384K	$750 + LL	$2250 + LL
	Other		Call for Quote

Prices for Frame Relay access in the Continental US do not include the local loop installation or monthly charges. Local loop charges for a 56Kbps connection are typically less than $500 for installation and $200 per month. Significantly reduced local loop charges for various California LATAs are available. For higher speeds, the cost varies significantly; please call for a quote.

Additional Services

Access for an additional Class C Network through the same link may be purchased for $100 per month.

HoloNet Approved Equipment

Customers must obtain their own router and CSU/DSU. Since synchronous communication equipment is sensitive to power fluctuations, it is also recommened that you obtain a UPS to power your router and CSU/DSU. Below is a list of HoloNet approved equipment.

Manufacture	Product	Type	Speeds
	Pipeline 130 Model 1 (P130-UBRI-FT1) (also has an ISDN BRI U Interface)	Router+CSU/DSU	128Kbps to T1
	Pipeline 130 Model 2 (P130-UBRI-L56) (also has a SW56 Interface w/ CSU/DSU)	Router+CSU/DSU	56Kbps
	Pipeline 130 Model 3 (P130-LS-56-2N) (also has an ISDN BRI U Interface)	Router+CSU/DSU	56Kbps
	Pipeline 130 Model 4 (P130-UBRI-V35) (also has an ISDN BRI U Interface)	Router	56Kbps to T1
	Pipeline 130 Model 4 (P130-SBRI-V35) (also has an ISDN BRI S/T Interface)	Router	56Kbps to T1
	Pipeline 400 T1 or any MAX w/ T1	Varies	128Kbps to T1
		Router	56Kbps to T1
	w/IP & Frame Relay	Router	Varies
	Any IP Router with Frame Relay	Router	Varies
		Router	56Kbps to T1
Motorola UDS	MR64	CSU/DSU	56Kbps (64Kbps)
Kentrox	Kentrox DSERV	CSU/DSU	128Kbps to T1
()	Any 400VA or larger unit	UPS	(400VA+)
	Any 120V unit with 420VA or larger	UPS	(420VA+)

With any new network equipment (listed above or not), we recommend that you check the configuration with HoloNet before purchasing.

Many of these products can be purchased through:

	
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Glossary

California LATA 1 Service Area: California LATA 1 is the telephone service area that includes the northern part of area code 408, and all of the 415, 510, 650 and 707 area codes including Concord, Crescent City, Eureka, Livermore, Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa and Watsonville.
CIR - Committed Information Rate: Is the average capacity of the link between HoloNet and the remote site.
CSU/DSU - Channel Switch Unit/Data Switch Unit: A CSU/DSU connects the router to data line installed by the local phone company.
DNS - Domain Name System: , , and define various aspects of the Internet Domain Name System.
DSU/CSU - Data Switch Unit/Channel Switch Unit: Same as a CSU/DSU.
Frame Relay: Frame Relay is a fast packet switching technology that allows aggregated bandwidth amoung several customers. Internet data over Frame Relay must conform to the specification.
HTML - HyperText Markup Language: is a markup language for hypertext which is understood by all WWW clients.
HTTP - HyperText Transfer Protocol: allows the transport of documents commonly including documents written in HTML.
NNTP - Network News Transport Protocol: defines the Internet protocol for transferring and reading USENET news.
NTP - Network Time Protocol: defines the Internet protocol for synchronizing time of day clocks.
PR - Port Rate: The maximum capacity of the link between HoloNet and the remote site.
Router: A router transfers data between the link and the local Ethernet.
SMTP - Simple Mail Transport Protocol: defines the Internet protocol for transfering e-mail in the Internet mail format (defined in ).

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