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ROCKWELL AUTOMATION PROCUREMENT SPECIFICATION

PROCUREMENT SPECIFICATION

Ethernet Network Systemwith Stratix 5700 Managed Switch

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART 1 GENERAL.............................................................................................................................31.01 SUMMARY...........................................................................................................................31.02 RELATED SECTIONS.........................................................................................................31.03 REFERENCES....................................................................................................................31.04 SUBMITTALS......................................................................................................................31.05 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS........................................................................................4

PART 2 PRODUCTS..........................................................................................................................42.01 MANUFACTURERS............................................................................................................42.02 SYSTEM COMPONENTS...................................................................................................42.03 NETWORK CABLING..........................................................................................................5

A. CONSTRUCTION............................................................................................................5B. COMMERCIAL MEDIA.....................................................................................................5C. INDUSTRIAL MEDIA........................................................................................................5D. NETWORK EQUIPMENT ENCLOSURES.......................................................................6E. PATCH PANELS..............................................................................................................6

2.04 STRATIX 5700 MANAGED ETHERNET SWITCH..........................................................6A. RATINGS.........................................................................................................................6B. CONSTRUCTION............................................................................................................7C. FUNCTION.......................................................................................................................8D. CONFIGURATION...........................................................................................................9E. DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING..............................................................................10

2.05 1783-ETAP EMBEDDED SWITCH DEVICE.....................................................................10A. RATINGS.......................................................................................................................10B. CONSTRUCTION..........................................................................................................10C. FUNCTION.....................................................................................................................10

2.06 ETHERNET COMMUNICATION MODULE.......................................................................11A. CONSTRUCTION..........................................................................................................11B. FUNCTION.....................................................................................................................11C. CONFIGURATION.........................................................................................................12D. DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING..............................................................................12

2.07 STRATIX 5900 SERVICES ROUTER............................................................................12A. RATINGS.......................................................................................................................12B. CONSTRUCTION..........................................................................................................13C. FUNCTION.....................................................................................................................13D. CONFIGURATION.........................................................................................................13

PART 3 EXECUTION.......................................................................................................................143.01 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION..........................................................................143.02 TESTING...........................................................................................................................143.03 TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................................................................................14

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SECTION XX XX XX

ETHERNET NETWORK SYSTEM WITH STRATIX 5700 MANAGED SWITCH

PART 1 GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. The Ethernet Network System shall include all equipment, interconnecting cables and accessories necessary for proper network operation and to meet the performance, protection, safety and certification criteria of this specification.

1.02 RELATED SECTIONS

A. Section 26 00 00 – Electrical – General ProvisionsB. Section XX XX XX

1.03 REFERENCES

A. The Ethernet Network System shall meet applicable standards, including those in:

1. TIA/EIA-568-B/C (Series): Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standards.

2. TIA/EIA-569 (Series): Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces.

3. TIA/EIA-526 (Series): Standard Test Procedures for Fiber Optic Systems.4. TIA/EIA-604 (Series): Fiber Optic Connector Intermateability Standard (FOCIS).5. IEC 11801 (Series): Cabling for customer premises.6. IEC 24702: Information technology – Generic cabling – Industrial premises.7. IEC 60068 (Series): Environmental testing.8. IEC 60529: Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code).9. IEC 60603-7: Connectors for electronic equipment – Detail specification for 8-way,

unshielded, free and fixed connectors.10. IEC 61000 (Series): Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).11. IEC 61076 (Series): Connectors for electronic equipment – Product requirements.12. IEC 61131-2: Programmable controllers – Equipment requirements and tests.13. IEC 61326 (Series): Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory

use – EMC requirements.14. ANSI/ISA-99: Security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems.15. IEEE 802 (Series): Standards for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks.16. IEEE 1588: Standard for a Precision Clock Synchronization Protocol for Networked

Measurement and Control Systems.17. Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) RFC documents (various).

1.04 SUBMITTALS

A. Submittals shall be made under provisions of Section 01 30 00.



B. The Ethernet Network System design submittal shall include:

1. Product data for all networking hardware, including —

a) Manufacturer’s operation and installation instructions.b) Data sheets, technical product brochures or bulletins.c) Complete installation, operation, calibration and testing manuals.

2. A complete set of drawings.3. Complete and detailed bills of materials for the cabling infrastructure and network

infrastructure.4. A report on the projected bandwidth usage of the Ethernet network and each of the

individual nodes on the network.

C. Test procedures shall be per the manufacturer’s standards.

1.05 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

A. Based on existing IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standards, the network system shall be compatible with commercial off-the-shelf Ethernet products and shall use unmodified TCP, UDP and IP protocols for Ethernet frame encapsulation and transport, as specified in the IETF RFC documents.

B. The network system shall utilize a common industrial application layer protocol.C. The network system shall be designed to:

1. Meet real-time communication requirements of the industrial control equipment.2. Support device capacity and traffic requirements and provide capacity for

expansion.3. Provide redundancy and high availability.4. Comply with ANSI/ISA-99 standards for industrial automation and control system

security.

PART 2 PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS

A. Allen-Bradley – Ethernet Network System with Stratix 5700 Managed Switch (No substitution)

2.02 SYSTEM COMPONENTS

A. The network system shall consist of: [include applicable components]

1. Network Cabling2. Stratix 5700 Managed Ethernet Switch3. 1783-ETAP Embedded Switch Device4. Ethernet Communication Module5. Stratix 5900 Services Router



B. The network components shall be interoperable with standard network equipment using IEEE 802.3 technology and there shall be no modifications of Ethernet protocol that create incompatibility.



2.03 NETWORK CABLING

A. CONSTRUCTION

1. The network system shall support the following Ethernet physical media standards:

a) 100Base-TX copperb) 100Base fiber (multi-mode and single mode)c) 1000Base-SX fiber (multi-mode)d) 1000Base-LX fiber (single mode)

2. Cabling components and forms of mitigation shall be selected based on an assessment of environmental factors of each area of the IACS network, using M.I.C.E. analysis as recommended by the ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.0 standard.

B. COMMERCIAL MEDIA

1. Copper media cables — 2-pair and 4-pair twisted pair cables (shielded or unshielded) shall meet the transmission performance requirements of ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B standards.

2. RJ-45 connectors — Non-sealed RJ-45 connectors shall conform to ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2 standards and meet the mechanical and electrical requirements of IEC 60603-7 series standards.

3. Fiber media cables — The following fiber optic cable shall be supported and meet the requirements of ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-C.3 standards:

a) Multi-mode 50/125mb) Multi-mode 62.5/125mc) Single mode 9/125m

4. Fiber connectors —

a) Non-sealed fiber connectors shall be limited to the LC, SC, SCRJ and ST variants. The LC connector variants shall be used for all new installations.

b) Fiber connectors shall conform to ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.3 and TIA/EIA-604 FOCIS standards.

c) LC transceivers shall have duplex jacks with center spacing compatible with the FOCIS standard.

C. INDUSTRIAL MEDIA

1. All industrial cabling components — Copper and fiber cabling components shall support the minimum environmental recommendations of IEC 60068-2 standards, and EMI requirements for IEC light industrial (IEC 61000-4, 61000-6, 61131-2, 61326-1).

2. Copper media cables — Industrial cabling components shall be designed to IEC 24702 standards, shall be suitable for high noise M3I3C3E3 (industrial) environments, and shall be available for installation in harsh environments:

a) Cat5e unshielded twisted pair cable (UTP), four- and eight-conductor styles



b) Shielded twisted pair cable (STP), four- and eight-conductor stylesc) 600V STP cable, four- and eight-conductor styles, for use in a cable tray shared

with high voltage power cables

3. Copper connectors shall be Cat5e-tested and meet the following requirements:

a) Industrial non-sealed RJ-45 connectors —

i. Designed to withstand IP20 industrial applicationsii. Suitable for M1I1C2E2 (light industrial) environmentsiii. Meet IEC 60603-7 specifications

b) Industrial sealed RJ-45 connectors —

i. Designed to withstand IP67 industrial applicationsii. Suitable for M3I3C3E3 (industrial) environmentsiii. Meet IEC 61076-3-106 specifications

c) Industrial sealed M12 “D”-coded connectors —

i. Designed to withstand IP67 industrial applicationsii. Suitable for M3I3C3E3 (industrial) environmentsiii. Meet IEC 61076-2-101 specifications

4. Fiber media cables — Ruggedized IP-rated fiber cables shall be used for indoor and outdoor industrial applications.

5. Fiber connectors and SFP modules — Sealed industrial LC, M12 and SCRJ fiber connectors shall meet the requirements of the corresponding ANSI/TIA/EIA documents and be fully compatible with off-the-shelf fiber optic plugs and jacks.

D. NETWORK EQUIPMENT ENCLOSURES

1. Network equipment enclosures shall be used to house networking devices and patch panels in harsh environments, unless the network hardware is designed for mounting in such environment.

2. Network equipment enclosures shall provide a wire duct for communication cables and fiber optic cables between the communication devices in control panel and communication raceways.

E. PATCH PANELS

1. Cabling systems shall utilize patch panels, surface mount box or other enclosure, which allows the cable to be permanently terminated and tested. Direct cabling to switches shall be avoided.

2. Connections between switches and patch panels shall be made with patch cables not exceeding 3 meters in length and shall conform to ISO/IEC 11801 standards.

2.04 STRATIX 5700 MANAGED ETHERNET SWITCH

A. RATINGS

1. The managed Ethernet switch shall be rated for:



a) -40 to 60 °C (-40 to 140 °F) operating temperature.b) 5 to 95% noncondensing ambient relative humidity.c) Class A emissions compliance.

2. Certifications shall include:

a) UL Listed Industrial Control Equipment for Class I, Division 2 Group A, B, C, D Hazardous Locations, certified for US and Canada.

b) European Union 2004/108/EC EMC Directive, compliant with EN 61326-1 Meas./Control/Lab., Industrial Requirements; EN 61000-6-2 Industrial Immunity; EN 61000-6-4 Industrial Emissions; EN 61131-2 Programmable Controllers (Clause 8, Zone A & B).

c) European Union 2011/65/EU RoHS, compliant with EN 50581 Technical Documentation.

d) C-Tick compliant with AS/NZS CISPR 11, Industrial Emissions.e) Ex, 94/9/EC ATEX Directive, compliant with EN 60079-15, Potentially Explosive

Atmospheres, Protection “n”; EN 60079-0, General Requirements II 3 G Ex nA nC IIC T4 Gc X.

f) Korean — Korean Registration of Broadcasting and Communications Equipment, compliant with Article 58-2 of Radio Waves Act, Clause 3.

g) ODVA conformance tested to EtherNet/IP specifications.

B. CONSTRUCTION

1. The managed Ethernet switch shall satisfy physical media standards:

a) For end device connectivity — [select applicable standard(s)]

i. 100Base-TX copper with RJ-45 ports.ii. 100Base multi-mode fiber with small form-factor pluggable (SFP) slots.iii. 1000Base-TX copper with RJ-45 ports.

b) For connectivity to other industrial switches and distribution layer devices —[select applicable standard(s)]

i. 100Base-TX copper with RJ-45 ports.ii. 100Base multi-mode and single mode fiber with SFP slots.iii. 1000Base-TX copper with RJ-45 ports.iv. 1000Base-SX multi-mode fiber with SFP slots.v. 1000Base-LX single mode fiber with SFP slots.

2. The switch shall:

a) Have a spring-loaded latch on the rear panel for mounting on a DIN rail.b) Be able to be powered by a single source or dual (redundant) sources, 12 to

48 VDC.c) Operate in a free airflow environment with no moving parts.

3. The switch shall have a 6-pin alarm connector to provide an interface for 1 output alarm relay circuit and 2 input alarm relay circuits.

4. The switch shall have a port configuration of: [select applicable configuration]

a) 6 ports, fixed configuration.



b) 10 ports, fixed configuration.c) 18 ports, fixed configuration.d) 20 ports, fixed configuration.

5. The switch shall have one pair of 2-gigabit ports with one of the following: [option]

a) Copper ports (RJ-45).b) SFP slots.c) Dual-purpose ports (RJ-45 or SFP).

6. The switch shall have up to 4 ports capable of Power over Ethernet (PoE), providing electrical power along with data on a single Ethernet cable to end devices. [option]

7. The switch shall have 4 LED indicators displaying hardware and network link status.8. The switch shall have onboard flash memory and a slot for a Secure Digital (SD)

card.

a) The SD card [option] shall be able to store switch configuration and operating system (IOS) for restoration or duplicating configuration.

b) An application shall be available to synchronize the SD card with internal Flash drive memory and provide configuration and IOS updates.

C. FUNCTION

1. The managed Ethernet switch shall provide a switching infrastructure for harsh environments, used for connection to network devices and Ethernet-enabled industrial communication devices.

2. Switching hardware capabilities shall include:

a) Line rate/non-blocking ports.b) Wire-speed switching with 16 Gbps switching fabric.c) Forwarding rate based on 64-byte packets: 6.5 Mpps.d) 128 or 256 MB DRAM, 64 MB on-board flash memory.e) Configurable up to 8000 MAC addresses and 255 IGMP multicast groups.

3. The switch’s memory allocation shall be customizable.4. The switch shall be able to trigger alarms for faults (power supply, temperature, FCS

bit error, loss of signal, port operation) and make notifications via:

a) System message to a logging facility (syslog).b) Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) traps to a server.c) Use of alarm relays to trigger an external alarm device.

5. The switch shall:

a) Support EtherNet/IP protocol.b) Have the ability to be configured utilizing the same software and tools as those

for the control system (programmable controllers, variable frequency drives, etc.) with pre-configured tags, diagnostics (broken wire detection, network bandwidth, etc.) and port security.

6. The switch’s software shall provide networking functionality based on open standards protocols:



a) VLAN and trunking support: IEEE 802.1q.b) Multiple Spanning Tree protocol (MSTP): IEEE 802.1q-2005.c) Multicast traffic management with IGMPv3 snooping, filtering and querier:

RFC 4541.[Add the following for advanced software set]d) Link aggregation (Etherchannels) LACP: IEEE 802.3ad.e) DHCP server and DHCP persistence (port-based allocation): RFC 2131.f) Quality of Service (QoS).

7. The switch shall be able to prioritize automation control traffic (time sync, motion control, safety I/O, standard I/O) using Quality of Service (QoS). [advanced software set only]

a) The switch shall support:

i. Layer 3 QoS based on DSCP classification (DiffServ).ii. Layer 2 QoS: IEEE 802.1p.

b) The switch shall have at least two ingress and four egress packet queues.c) The switch shall have built-in macro commands for simplified configuration of

QoS mapping, classification and scheduling.

8. The switch shall include the following security features:

a) Username and password for remote and local (console) access.b) Password for the read-write access to parameters from a control system.c) Authentication protocol support: AAA, RADIUS.d) Secure management protocols: SSHv2, SNMPv3, HTTPS.[Add the following for advanced software set]e) Port-based authentication and VLAN assignment: IEEE 802.1x.f) MAC ID port security.g) DHCP snooping and IP source guard.h) Dynamic ARP inspection and rate limiting.i) Port-based IP and MAC access lists (ACL).j) Port-based broadcast, multicast and unicast storm control.

9. The switch shall support IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP). [option]10. The switch shall be able to encrypt administrator traffic during Telnet and SNMP

sessions. [option]11. The switch shall support Network Address Translation (NAT), providing 1:1

translations of IP addresses from one subnet to another. [option]

D. CONFIGURATION

1. The managed Ethernet switch shall have the following configuration options:

a) Express Setup procedure with a web browser that configures basic parameters for typical industrial applications.

b) Device Manager Web interface configuration.c) Built-in global or interface-level macros (command templates) that allow easy

setup of the switch in a configuration optimized for the specific application.d) Logix Designer application in Studio 5000 — a protocol interface using the

same software and tools as those for a control system.



e) SNMP configuration.f) Command line configuration (CLI) via serial console line, Telnet or SSH

protocols. CLI configuration shall NOT be required for a switch to operate in a typical industrial network, and shall be reserved only for advanced configuration.

E. DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING

1. The managed Ethernet switch shall support diagnostic and monitoring via:

a) Web interface (HTTP).b) System message logging (syslog).c) SNMP protocol version 2c and 3.d) Port mirroring.e) EtherNet/IP application protocol interface to a control system.

2.05 1783-ETAP EMBEDDED SWITCH DEVICE

A. RATINGS

1. The embedded switch device shall be rated for:

a) 1783-ETAP -25 to 70 °C (-13 to 158 °F), 1783-ETAP1F/2F -25 to 60 °C (-13 to 140 °F) operating temperature.

b) 5 to 95% noncondensing ambient relative humidity.c) Class A emissions compliance.

B. CONSTRUCTION

1. The embedded switch device shall have 2 copper or fiber Ethernet ports (100 Mbps) for connection to a linear or Device Level Ring (DLR) topology.

2. The device shall have 1 copper port (100 Mbps) for end device connectivity or to provide port mirroring capabilities.

3. The device shall have IEEE 1588 support for time synchronization.

C. FUNCTION

1. The embedded switch, as an Ethernet tap, shall be used to connect to devices that are without embedded switch technology, adding support for:

a) DLR topology with a resiliency to a single point of failure.b) Fast recovery time after a single fault that is sufficient for high demand control

applications.c) Quality of Service (QoS) consistent with the rest of the control network, with a

high priority queue for DLR frames and strict priority scheduling for critical automation traffic.

2. The embedded switch device shall provide to host CPU:

a) Broadcast rate limiting.b) Incoming unicast and multicast traffic filtering.c) IGMP snooping and IGMP querier functions.



3. The embedded switch device shall be able to operate with non-DLR switches and devices in the common network infrastructure.

4. The embedded switch device shall be capable of being configured for supervisor node:

a) The ring supervisor shall be capable of verification of the integrity of the ring and reconfiguration of the ring to recover from a single fault.

b) The ring supervisor shall be capable of providing diagnostic information about ring status and fault location via HTTP or by using a control system application protocol.

2.06 ETHERNET COMMUNICATION MODULE

A. CONSTRUCTION

1. The Ethernet communication module shall provide network interface for control system components such as programmable controllers and I/O devices.

2. The Ethernet communication module shall support one of the following Ethernet media standards:

a) 100Base-TX copper with RJ-45 connector.b) 100Base-TX copper with M12 D-coded connector.c) 100Base multi-mode fiber with LC connector.

3. The Ethernet communication module shall have a functional TCP/IP and UDP protocol suite and transport mechanism, as covered in the appropriate RFC documents.

4. The Ethernet communication module shall have LED indicators to display its operation/fault status, connection status, duplicate IP addresses and port communication readiness/activity.

5. The Ethernet communication module shall have a 2-port embedded switch for connection to a linear or Device Level Ring (DLR) topology. [option]

B. FUNCTION

1. The Ethernet communication module shall satisfy the following network configuration requirements:

a) Any valid IP address and subnet mask configuration shall be supported. There shall be no limitation on mask length or IP subnet range.

b) The module shall have default gateway configuration option.c) The module shall have primary and secondary DNS server and domain name

configuration options.d) Auto-negotiate or manual speed and duplex port settings shall be supported.e) Half or full duplex and 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps operation shall be supported.

2. The Ethernet communication module shall at a minimum support the following protocols and standards:

a) Internet Protocol (IP version 4): RFC 791b) User Datagram Protocol (UDP): RFC 768c) Transmission Control Protocol (TCP): RFC 793d) Address Resolution Protocol (ARP): RFC 826



e) Internet Control Messaging Protocol (ICMP): RFC 792f) Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP): RFC 1112, 2236g) IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet): RFC 894h) HTTP protocol for diagnostic and configuration purposes.

C. CONFIGURATION

1. The Ethernet communication module shall at least support:

a) Full configuration using Ethernet port and control system application protocol.b) Automatic IP address configuration using Ethernet port and BOOTP/DHCP

protocol.

2. The module shall also support [option]:

a) Manual IP address configuration with rotary switches on the module.b) Full configuration using USB port and control system application protocol.c) HTTP interface configuration.

3. If configuration via a web browser interface is implemented, it shall be password protected.

D. DIAGNOSTICS AND MONITORING

1. The Ethernet communication module shall perform diagnostics and monitoring via:

a) Web interface (HTTP).b) Application protocol interface to a control system.

2. The following information shall be available for diagnostic and monitoring:

a) System resource utilization.b) Current network settings.c) Ethernet statistics.d) I/O connection information.e) Diagnostic messages.

3. The Ethernet communication module shall implement an IP Address Conflict Detection (ACD) mechanism.

2.07 STRATIX 5900 SERVICES ROUTER

A. RATINGS

1. The services router shall be rated for:

a) IP41 enclosure type.b) -25 to 60 °C (-13 to 140 °F) operating temperature.c) 5 to 95% noncondensing ambient relative humidity.d) Class B emissions compliance.



B. CONSTRUCTION

1. The services router shall have:

a) An industrially hardened exterior with additional shock/vibration protection.b) Flat-surface and DIN rail mounting capability.c) A 100-240 VAC universal AC power adapter.

2. The services router’s ports shall include:

a) 1 Gigabit Ethernet WAN RJ-45 port.b) 4 LAN Fast Ethernet RJ-45 ports. The services router shall be able to accept

additional Ethernet connections by connecting an external Ethernet switch to the Ethernet switch on the router.

c) 1 RS-232 RJ-45 console/AUX port and 1 single console/AUX port.d) 1 12-in-1 serial port (async and sync).

3. The services router shall have status indicators for system and module activity. 4. The services router shall have a reset button for default (factory-set) configuration.5. The services router shall have a Real Time Clock.

C. FUNCTION

1. The services router shall help deliver highly secure real-time control communication, implementing:

a) Firewall.b) Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Advanced VPN.c) Network Address Translation (NAT).d) Intrusion Prevention System (IPS).e) Network-Based Application Recognition (NBAR) protocol filtering.f) Access Control Lists (ACL).

2. The services router shall:

a) Support Quality of Service (QoS) traffic prioritization.b) Provide Cell/Area Zone protection by monitoring and blocking inputs, outputs

and system calls that do not meet the firewall’s configured policy.c) Protect site-to-site connection by safely tunneling the trusted network to a

remote site over an untrusted network.

D. CONFIGURATION

1. The services router shall be capable of being configured 3 ways:

a) Stratix 5900 Device Manager Software — installed on the router. The Web-based software also manages and diagnoses network issues and has alarm tools.

b) Stratix Configurator Software — available from the manufacturer, a single PC-based application that configures and manages multiple devices.

c) Cisco Command Line Interface (CLI) — uses a terminal services emulator.



PART 3 EXECUTION

3.01 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION

A. Installation shall be in compliance with all manufacturer requirements, instructions and drawings.

B. The supplier shall:

1. Properly label all cables, terminations, data ports and IP addresses.2. Document the jack numbering scheme in a plan-view.3. Provide a certification report showing compliance with ANSI/EIA/TIA specifications

for data cable.

C. The supplier shall prepare a detailed network configuration report.

3.02 TESTING

A. All tests, verifications, checks and recommendations shall be in conformance with:

1. ANSI/TIA or ISO/IEC specifications.2. Manufacturer’s additional electrical and mechanical parameters.

B. All test equipment shall bear current calibration certification from a certified laboratory.C. Installed twisted-pair copper cabling links shall be tested to meet the requirements of

ANSI/TIA/EIA 568-B standards to the maximum rating for its grade.D. Installed fiber cabling links shall be tested to meet the requirements of ANSI/TIA/EIA

568-C and IEC 11801 standards.E. The supplier shall perform a network walk-through to verify installation and

environmental specifications are met and to visually inspect all cable terminations (copper and fiber).

3.03 TROUBLESHOOTING

A. The supplier shall be responsible for trouble-free and reliable network installation.B. In the event that operational or reliability problems exist, the supplier shall:

1. Obtain any needed test equipment.2. Utilize the services of a trained and certified network engineer.

END OF SECTION


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