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1. Service:

Name:

DIN – Embassy

Dedicated Internet Network (DIN) at US Embassy Lusaka

Description: One (1) dedicated Internet channel at 4 Mbps.

Type of Service: Dedicated Internet Channel

Location: US Embassy Lusaka

Subdivision 694/Stand 100

Ibex Hill Road

Kabulonga

Lusaka

The provided Internet Service shall comply with the following requirements:

Internet Services Quality:

The Internet Service Provider (ISP) shall provide fault-tolerant fiber optic connectivity to the US Embassy

Lusaka outside demarcation point.

The ISP shall provide dedicated high-speed access to the internet. The ISP shall provide twenty-four hour uplink and downlink. The ISP connection shall not require the installation of any custom software on USG equipment.

Latency shall be < 300 milliseconds (ms); packet loss shall be < .1%; availability shall be => 99.5%.

The ISP shall provide dedicated internet service. Internet services shall neither be shared nor bundled.

The ISP shall provide “always on,” unlimited services 24/7/365.

The ISP shall provide RJ-45 connectors with 10/100BaseT interfaces.

The ISP shall use terrestrial fiber optic connectivity.

The ISP connection shall not use Network Address Translation (NAT).

The ISP shall permit all IP protocols, including but not limited to UDP, TCP, and IPSEC to transit without filters or proxies.

Internet access shall be unfiltered.

Internet access shall not be subject to ISP firewall blocking.

The circuit shall be completely transparent to the interface of USG equipment.

The ISP shall not add or subtract bits from the bit stream provided by the ISP.

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