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Site 6 - Prototype 3

KAP 2 – King Abdullah Project

Section: Data Network Solution

Technical Proposal – Revision 2.03

Document author: Wael Ghazzawi Revision date: December 01, 2011

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Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3

Single Line Diagram ................................................................................................................................ 4

Quantitative Analysis ............................................................................................................................. 4

Stacking Modules and Uplinks ............................................................................................................... 4

Future Expansion .................................................................................................................................... 4

Bill of Quantities ..................................................................................................................................... 5

Component Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 9

Power Load & Heat Dissipation ........................................................................................................... 11

Appendix ............................................................................................................................................... 12

A. Specification Sheet – 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-300-00.dwg;

B. Specification Sheet – 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-310-00.dwg; C. Specification Sheet – 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-320-00.dwg; D. Specification Sheet – 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-512-00.dwg; E. Data Sheet – HP Core Switch 7510

F. Data Sheet – HP 5500G

G. Data Sheet – HP 5406

H. Data Sheet – HP MSR30-20 Router

I. Data Sheet – HP Proliant DL380 G6

J. Data Sheet – HP JF377AAE

Table of Contents

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This Technical Submittal details the proposed HP Data Network Solution designed to be deployed in PROTOTYPE 3 (Site 6), “Soldiers Institute in King Fahad Security College” subject to the initial riser diagram(s) with: Reference number: 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-300-00.dwg; 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-310-00.dwg; 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-320-00.dwg; 8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-512-00.dwg; Titled: “King Fahad Security College in Riyadh Educational Building” Consultant: “Not Specified” File Description: The riser diagram(s) reflect the cabinet layout for the Low Current Rooms that are distributed over (Ground, 1st, 2nd floors) in addition to a dedicated drawing that shows the general layout of the designated cabinets for the IPTV on each floor. This allows the generation of a quantitative analysis table that reflects the number of Nods and associated Switches per cabinet based on which the stacking can be determined.

Introduction

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The Following Diagram provides a high detail equivalent Riser diagram (subject to the project riser drawing: “8488-SO-06-03-039-FD-T-3X0-00.dwg”) with special emphases on showing the exact models constituting each stage of the design.

Single Line Diagram

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The table below uses quantitative analysis based on the drawing(s) “Structured cabling network – Master Plan” projecting the exact number and type of Nods connected to each Low Current room in addition to projecting the number of switches and patch panels required to service them.

Educational Building

Ground Floor

N # Cabinet Cabinet

Size UPC

Capacity

Copper Patch Panel

24U

Switch - 24

Ports

T/D outlets

IPTV Outlets

Security Outlets

(DC- CCTV)

1 LC Cabinet GR32A 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 2 2 20 4 9

2 LC Cabinet GR44 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 2 2 28 7 6


4 LC Cabinet GR72 42U 4 KW - 3 U 2 2 24 8 6


First Floor

Cabinet Cabinet

Size UPC

Capacity

Copper Patch Panel

24U

Switch - 24

Ports

T/D outlets

IPTV Outlets

Security Outlets

(DC- CCTV)

6 LC Cabinet 029 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 4 4 58 2 10

7 LC Cabinet 048 42U 4 KW - 3 U 3 3 41 12 4

8 LC Cabinet 065 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 9 9 164 12 7

9 LC Cabinet 082 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 4 4 67 12 6

10 LC Cabinet 100A 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 2 2 30 7 7

2nd Floor

Cabinet Cabinet

Size UPC

Capacity

Copper Patch Panel

24U

Switch - 24

Ports

T/D outlets

IPTV Outlets

Security Outlets

(DC- CCTV)

11 LC Cabinet 052 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 3 3 31 8 7

12 LC Cabinet 081 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 4 4 51 12 8

13 LC Cabinet 106A 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 8 8 138 9 13

14 LC Cabinet 134 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 4 4 57 12 6

15 LC Cabinet 158A 42 U 4 KW - 3 U 3 3 32 8 6

Quantitative Analysis

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In this Table the number of stacking module packs is listed based on the maximum size of the stack in addition to listing the required number of 1G Links required to connect the stacks to the core switch.


Ground Floor

N # Cabinet Switch - 24 Ports GLC 1G

Required Stacking Modules

1 LC Cabinet GR32A 2 2 2

2 LC Cabinet GR44 2 2 2


4 LC Cabinet GR72 2 2 2


First Floor

Cabinet Switch - 24 Ports GLC 1G


6 LC Cabinet 029 4 2 4


8 LC Cabinet 065 4 - 5 4 9


10 LC Cabinet 100A 2 2 2

2nd Floor

Cabinet Switch - 24 Ports GLC 1G


11 LC Cabinet 052 3 2 3

12 LC Cabinet 081 4 2 4

13 LC Cabinet 106A 4-4 4 8

14 LC Cabinet 134 4 2 4

15 LC Cabinet 158A 3 2 3

Total 34 54

Note: Based on the above the overall deployment of Site 6- Prototype 3 is made up of 17 stacks connected via 34 1Gbps uplinks to the core switch.

Stacking Modules & Uplinks

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The combined table below reflects the number and percentage of vacant ports that can be utilized for future use; these values are based on the requested number of switches.


Ground Floor

N# Cabinet Switch - 48 Ports

Switch - 24 Ports

T/D outlet

s

IPTV Outlets

Security Outlets

(DC- CCTV)

Total Switch Ports

Total Outlets

Vacancy %

1 LC Cabinet GR32A 0 2 20 4 9 44 33 25.00%

2 LC Cabinet GR44 0 2 28 7 6 44 41 6.82%

3 LC Cabinet GR55A 0 2 25 8 6 44 39 11.36%

4 LC Cabinet GR72 0 2 24 8 6 44 38 13.64%

5 LC Cabinet GR83A 0 2 16 5 7 44 28 36.36%

First Floor

Cabinet Switch - 48 Ports

Switch - 24 Ports

T/D outlet

s

IPTV Outlets

Security Outlets

(DC- CCTV)

Total Switch Ports

Total Outlets

Vacancy %

6 LC Cabinet 029 0 4 58 2 10 88 70 20.45%

7 LC Cabinet 048 0 3 41 12 4 66 57 13.64%

8 LC Cabinet 065 0 9 164 12 7 198 183 7.58%

9 LC Cabinet 082 0 4 67 12 6 88 85 3.41%

10 LC Cabinet 100A 0 2 30 7 7 44 44 0.00%

2nd Floor

Cabinet Switch - 48 Ports

Switch - 24 Ports

T/D outlet

s

IPTV Outlets

Security Outlets

(DC- CCTV)

Total Switch Ports

Total Outlets

Vacancy %

11 LC Cabinet 052 0 3 31 8 7 66 46 30.30%

12 LC Cabinet 081 0 4 51 12 8 88 71 19.32%

13 LC Cabinet 106A 0 8 138 9 13 176 160 9.09%

14 LC Cabinet 134 0 4 57 12 6 88 75 14.77%

15 LC Cabinet 158A 0 3 32 8 6 66 46 30.30%

Future Expansion

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The tables below provide a quantitative list of the required components/Sub-components, to achieve the required performance criteria as set forth in the project specifications and in alignment with the notes provided by the consultant on the approved drawings.

Line # General D. Vendor P # Material ID

Description ∑ Qty

1. Core Switch HP

1.1 JD238B HP 7510 Switch Chassis 2

1.2 JD218A HP 7500 1400W AC Power Supply 4

1.3 JC684A HP 7500 1GB Compact Flash Card 4

1.4 JC668A HP 7500 20-port Gig-T / 4-port GbE PoE-upgradable Combo SA Module

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1.5 JD211B HP 7500 48-port GbE SFP Module 2

1.6 JD119B HP X120 1G SFP LC LX Transceiver 34

1.7 JF290A HP 7500 8-port 10G SFP+ Module 2

1.8 JD117B HP X130 10G XFP LC SR Transceiver 6

1.9 HP788E

HP 3y SupportPlus24 Networks 7510 Svc

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2. Access Switches

HP

2.1 JD371A HP 5500-24G-PoE SI Switch 54

2.2 JD360B HP 5500 2-port 10GbE Local Connect Module

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2.3 JD364B HP X230 Local Connect 100cm CX4 Cable

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2.4 JD367A HP 5500/4800 2-port GbE SFP Module

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2.5 JD119B HP X120 1G SFP LC LX Transceiver 34

2.6 UV879E HP 3y 24x7 Networks 55xx SW Supp 54

3. Firewall HPN TMS Module

HP

3.1 J9642A HP 5406 zl Switch with Premium Software

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3.2 J8712A HP 875W zl Power Supply 2

3.3 J9549A HP 20-port Gig-T / 4-port SFP v2 zl Module

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3.4 J9156A HP Threat Management Services zl Module with 1-year IPS Subscription Service

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3.5 UY912E HP 3y 24x7 5406 zl switch bndl SW Supp

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3.6 UQ593E HP 3y 24x7 Networks Threat Mgmt SW Supp

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Bill of Quantities

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The tables below provide a quantitative list of the required components/Sub-components, to achieve the required performance criteria as set forth

Line # General D. Vendor P # Material ID

Description ∑ Qty

4. Internet Router

HP

4.1 JF284A HP MSR30-20 Router 1

4.2 JD634B HP MSR 1-port Fractional E1 SIC Module

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4.3 UX160E HP 3y 24x7 Networks MSR30 router SW Supp

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4.4 UX150E HP 3y Nbd Exch Networks MSR30 HW Supp

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5. HP IMC Network Management

HP

5.1 JF377AAE HP IMC Standard Edition Software Platform with 100-node E-LTU

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5.2 UV749E HP 3y 24x7 Networks Group 170 Lic Supp

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5.5 HP Proliant DL380 G6

HP Proliant DL380 G6: (1) Single Processor (2) Single Xeon Quad Core 2.93GHz X5570 8MB Intel Smart Cache (3) 6GB (3 x 2GB) (4) HP 146GB 6G SAS SFF 15K w/ Hot Plug Tray (5) HP 146GB 6G SAS SFF 15K w/ Hot Plug Tray (6) NC364T PCI Express Quad Port Gigabit Adapter (7) P410i/0 (RAID 0, 1, 1+0) (8) Dual 460 Watt Redundant Watt Power Supply (9) HP Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprse w/10 CALs (10) Ground

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Bill of Quantities (Continued)

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Based on the previous section we will now start discussing our solution components and present a general overview on their performance details.

(1) Core-Switch: This represents the main singular point of data aggregation for the Data, Telephony, and IPTV system, with a switching capacity of 2.304 T-bps while having the core switches running in a Full-virtualized mode. Each core switch will be loaded identically with the following:

a. “JE290A” HP 7500 8-port 10G XFP LC SR Transceiver b. “JD211B” HP 7500 48-port GbE SFP c. “JC688A” HP 7500 20 ports Gig-T/4-port GbE

Where item (a) is meant for achieving full virtualization between the two switches in order to allow them to function as one in the above depicted capacity, this is achieved by linking the two core-switches with 4-10Gbps fiber links via module (a). And Item (b) will allow each stack to connect with 2 – 1Gbps links to the core switch. Finally Item (c) is meant to allow interconnection of different component in the MTR with the core switch such as the Firewall and additional Monitoring & Management equipment. Refer to Appendix 1: Data Sheet- HP 7510

(2) Access Switches: This represents the Edge switches used to connect the different type of nodes to the network, supporting (24 ports, 10GbbE uplinks, L2/L3 (RIP), PoE, IRF, IPv4/IPv6. The Switches will be organized into stacks using the following connection mediums:

a. “JD360B” HP 5500 2-port 10GbE local Connect Module. b. “JD364B” HP X230 local Connect 100cm CX4 cable.

Where item (a) is meant as an expansion module for stacking that is fitted to the back of the switch and has two ports each, one to connect to the switch above in the stack and one to connect to the switch after of the same stack. And item (b) is a specially designed connection cable that interconnects the two expansion modules stated in item (a) between two different switches of the same stack. Refer to Appendix 2: Data Sheet – HP 5500

(3) Firewall: This represents the digital separation and protection between the global out-of-site internet network and the intranet network hosting the local services and clients. It consist of the following components:

a. “J9642A” HP 5406Zl switch b. “J9549A” HP 20-port Gig-T / 4 port SFP v2 zl module c. “J9156A” HP threat management services zl module with 1 year IPS subscription

Where item (a) represents a modular switch allowing for the integration of multiple modules and services to create an intermediate medium between the intranet and the internet. And item (b) provides the physical data interface to which both mediums -

Component Specifications

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-are connected. Finally item (c) is a threat management system with intrusion prevention update subscription that acts on filtering incoming and outgoing connection for any hacking threats. Refer to Appendix 3: Data Sheet – HP 5406 with J9156A

(4) Internet Router: The purpose of this device is negotiating a connection between the

STC supplied internet line and the Main Telecom Room.

Refer to Appendix 4: Data Sheet – HP MSR30-20

(5) Network Management System: The purpose of this device is providing a GUI enabled management system that allows tracking and controlling the different Switches and other devices infrastructure devices deployed in the intranet network. This system consists of the following components:

a. “HP Proliant DL380 G6” Intel Xeon Server b. “JF377AAE” HP IMC Standard Edition Software Platform with 100-node E-LTU

Where item (a) is the server medium that will provide the running environment for item (b), and finally item (b) is the management software for the Network Switching hardware supporting 100 nodes. Refer to Appendix 5: Data Sheet – JF277AAE

Appendix 6: Data Sheet – HP Proliant DL380 G6

Component Specifications (continued)

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The following section will present the Power Load ratting of the components making up the above presented Data Solution for the purpose of facilitating electric-design power calculation concerning the power-cable amp-load ratting and UPS ratting required for this section of the MTR. In addition the BTU head dissipation of each component and operational temperature is listed to help determine the best suited HVAC cooling system ratting.

N # Vendor - Model/Device Maximum Power Load Maximum Heat Dissipation Operational

Temperature

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JD238B - HP A7510

2800 Watt Component Dependent 0 – 45 degree

Celsius

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HP Proliant DL380 G6

920 Watt 2968.6 BTU/hr (3132.04 kJ/hr) 0 – 45 degree

Celsius

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JD371A HP 5500-24G-PoE

455 Watt 290 BTU/hr (305.95 kJ/hr) 0 – 45 degree

Celsius

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JF284A HP MSR30-20 Router

125 Watt 426 BTU/hr (449.43 kJ/hr) 0 – 45 degree

Celsius

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J9642A HP 5406

1500 Watt 3700 BTU/hr (3903 kJ/hr) 0 – 45 degree

Celsius

Note: To achieve the highest performance the room temperature must be kept at a maximum of , As well note that the BTU ratting specified above is per unit quantity, the HVAC must in addition take into consideration the dissipation of any additional active or radiant passive device placed within the same area.

Power Load & Heat Dissipation

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