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deployed. This would require additional expense. Currently there is no plan to <br />deploy beyond the initial 10 gbps on each of the rings. <br />28. Are the Connectivity Services symmetrical throughout the ZAYO system <br />(e.g., 100 Mbps upstream and downstream ?) If not, please describe all available <br />upstream and downstream transmission speeds. <br />Yes, the connectivity service is symmetrical. <br />29. How will Anoka County and ZAYO overcome bottlenecks on the system that <br />occur over time? <br />Based on the problem or issue causing the bottleneck, the County, Zayo, and the <br />entities will work to resolve issues equitably. While we anticipate that bottlenecks <br />may occur, it is impossible to predict the exact location and cause at present. <br />See FAQ #19. <br />30. Please describe how quality of service will be handled on the ZAYO System <br />(or any other system carry participating entity traffic) and what guarantees the <br />participating entities will have from Anoka County that critical and real -time <br />services will not be affected by traffic congestion anywhere on the network, even <br />at peak traffic times. <br />The County is currently working with Zayo on quality of service deployment. <br />31. If participating entity personnel are required to respond, after hours, to a co- <br />location site where the participating entity does not receive service or is not <br />affected by the ZAYO System network problem, will the participating entity be <br />compensated for its response costs (e.g., providing access to a co- location site <br />and /or monitoring ZAYO staff)? <br />The Entity will provide secured access to Zayo's authorized staff according to its <br />own policies and preferences. This may include providing a key, electronic card <br />or code access, thus not requiring participating entity's personnel to be present at <br />the site. An Entity may also choose to require only access that is accompanied <br />by Entity staff. See Exhibit D and FAQ #13. We will not pay for access costs. <br />32. A. How will priority be given in the event more than one location is out of <br />service when the problems may be independent of each other? B. Will <br />commercial customers be given priority or will participating entities be given <br />priority? <br />
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