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Data Communications & Networking Subsidies by Telephone Service in FY 1995-96

 

The following table lists the subsidies for campus-wide data communications and networking that are provided by business and residential telephone service for the current fiscal year. The column titled "Network Operations" lists the expenses that are subsidized by residential telephone income and the column titled "Traffic Operations" lists the expenses subsidized by business telephone income.

                                                        Network   Traffic
Description                                          Operations   Operations   Total

0.30 FTE Network Programmer/Analyst ..............................$21,292 ...$21,292 
0.30 FTE Network Programmer/Analyst ..............................$17,523 ...$17,523 
Sub-totals..................................................$0 ...$38,815 ...$38,815 

Dialup modem telephone lines: 128 @ $26.30/month each...$40,397 .......$0 ...$40,397 
Data Over Voice PLs: 12@($21.63+$27.00)/month each.......$7,003 .......$0 ....$7,003 
Data Over Voice test line: 1@(25.20+27.00)/month...........$626 .......$0 ......$626 
ISDN, 2 on-campus test lines: 2@$75.22/month each........$1,805 .......$0 ....$1,805 
ISDN, 2 on-campus installations: 2@$221.36/each............$443 .......$0 ......$443 
ISDN, 2 off-campus test lines: 2@$57.40/month each.......$1,378 .......$0 ....$1,378 
ISDN, 2 off-campus installations: 2@$138.10/each...........$276 .......$0 ......$276 
ISDN, 1 PRI @ $776.00/month..............................$9,312 .......$0 ....$9,312 
ISDN, 1 PRI installation: $1,223.........................$1,223 .......$0 ....$1,223 
Frame Relay, 128 Kbps @ ($100+$75+$8)/month .............$2,196 .......$0 ....$2,196 
Frame Relay, installation: $81.39+$225.00+$10.00...........$316 .......$0 ......$316 
Sub-totals..............................................$64,975 .......$0 ...$64,975 

Terminal server, order #1................................$4,987 .......$0 ....$4,987 
Terminal server, order #2................................$1,159 .......$0 ....$1,159 
Fluke Ethernet tester....................................$3,232 .......$0 ....$3,232 
Cabletron transceiver......................................$279 .......$0 ......$279 
Cisco 7000 router.......................................$12,566 .......$0 ...$12,566 
Equipment racks, 2@$633/each.............................$1,266 .......$0 ....$1,266 
Sun Sparc for network management.........................$5,000 .......$0 ....$5,000 
Terminal server, order #3................................$1,667 .......$0 ....$1,667 
Frame Relay CSU/DSU........................................$378 .......$0 ......$378 
InternetMCI CSU/DSU........................................$378 .......$0 ......$378 
RS/6000 for network management...........................$5,679 .......$0 ....$5,679 
Mac Powerbook for FDDI testing.............................$717 .......$0 ......$717 
ISDN Gateway.............................................$1,865 .......$0 ....$1,865 
ISDN CSU/DSU...............................................$378 .......$0 ......$378 
IMC Media Hub............................................$2,660 .......$0 ....$2,660 
Sub-totals..............................................$42,211 .......$0 ...$42,211 

DID trunks for modems, 128@$30.05/month each.................$0 ..$46,157 ...$46,157 
DID number mapping for modems, 128*$0.55/month each..........$0 .....$845 ......$845 
Sub-totals...................................................$0 ..$47,002 ...$47,002 

Modem maintenance, 128@$16.67/year each..................$2,134 .......$0 ....$2,134 
Terminal server maintenance, 160@$20.25/year each........$3,240 .......$0 ....$3,240 
Internet connection, 6 months @ $1,600/mo.; 
6 months @ $1,702/mo.= total of $19,812...............................not yet funded
Caltrans network services cost share....................$26,312 .......$0 ...$26,312 
Sub-totals..............................................$31,686 .......$0 ...$31,686 

Total expenses.........................................$138,872 ..$85,817...$224,689 

Subsidy from Residential Telephone Service.............$138,872 .......$0 ..$138,872 
Subsidy from Business Telephone Service......................$0 ..$85,817 ...$85,817 


Average number of active business telephone lines...................4,402 note 1
Current subsidy from business telephone line 
  (current rate = $26.30), per month................................$1.62 note 2
Subsidy needed from business telephone line if Residential
  Telephone Service is shut down, per month.........................$4.25 note 3
Increment in business line rate 
  if Residential Telephone Service shut down, per month.............$2.63 note 4
Implied business line rate
  if Residential Telephone Service shut down, per month............$28.93 note 5

Notes:

  1. This is the forecasted monthly average number of recharged telephone lines for fiscal year 95/96.
  2. The current recharge rate for a business telephone line is $26.30/month. This row lists the portion of that recharge rate that is used to subsidize data communications and networking.
  3. The Residential Telephone Service program also subsidizes data communications and networking. This row lists the total subsidy that would have to be provided by the business telephone line rate if the existing Residential Telephone Service program was shut down and data communications and networking continued to be subsidized.
  4. This row shows how much the current business telephone line recharge rate would have to be increased, if the Residential Telephone Service program was shut down and data communications and networking continued to be subsidized.
  5. This row shows what the business telephone line recharge rate would be if the Residential Telephone Service program was shut down and data communications and networking continued to be subsidized.

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