Business ISDN What is an ISDN Line? Integrated Services Digital Network uses existing phone lines with special devices on your end and on the ISP end which allow the transfer of digital data. An ISDN connection at 128 kbs is over twice as fast as a typical 56K connection. Why would my business need an ISDN? Your business would need an ISDN if: You have a network of more than 5 people who are on the Internet more than 2-3 hours per day. You plan to do commerce on the Internet. You plan to use a minicam for teleconferencing. You plan to download or upload large files such as photos, video, or audio. Dedicated Business Class Centrex ISDN 64/64 Kilobits/sec $250 Setup $195 Monthly 128/128 Kilobits/sec $250 Setup $295 Monthly Includes SBC monthly and there will be no additional SBC fees Includes SBC One-time set-up fees Requires one-year commitment; add $200 to set-up for month-to-month agreement. Includes 10 email accounts with 64k and 20 email accounts with 128k Hardware Cisco ISDN Router $650 + tax Netgear Router $350 + tax Courier I Modem $179 + tax Network Interface Card (NIC) $24.99 + tax 5 Port 10/100 BaseT Hub $60 + tax 8 Port 10/100 BaseT Hub $69 + tax 16 Port 10/100 BaseT Hub $204 + tax Options Additional Mailbox $10.00 setup $5.00/month 5 Additional Mailboxes $20.00 setup $20.00/month 10 Additional Mailboxes $30.00 setup $30.00/month 20 Additional Mailboxes $50.00 setup $50.00/month Junkmail and Virus Filtering Mail Center Up to ten Mail Centers: $1.95/month each Each additional Mail Center: $1.75/month Labor Router Configuration is $85 per hour with use of an "other than recommended" router. NapaNet will configure the router at NapaNet. It is the customers responsibility to pick-up the router from NapaNet. If the customer would like NapaNet to "roll a truck", labor rates will be charged with a one-hour minimum. Workstation Set-up is $85 per hour for internal network configuration. If inside wiring is needed, Pac Bell will charge $150.