Design Meeting Sample Clauses

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Design Meeting. NWN holds a design meeting to discuss the technical aspects of the configuration for the equipment. This will encompass the configuration and staging requirements for the equipment in the LAN and WLAN design and may include the following based on the project success criteria: Equipment uplink requirements and configurations WLANs, SSIDs, and wireless security protocols Naming conventions and standards AP operational mode design and configurations IPv4 addressing / subnet design – infrastructure and wireless clients Administrative access and device logging SNMP device community Physical appliance / VM requirements At the end of this Design meeting, NWN has gathered enough information to create a design document for the configuration of the equipment. The design document will include configuration parameters for the equipment and the requirements by Customer’s IT Staff. A project time frame (including specific dates) will be created at the end of the Design meeting. NWN will conduct a design review and acceptance session with Customer to review the design details prior to initiating any production implementation or changes. Customer’s acceptance of the design is the approval to move forward in the project. Design development meetings Detailed design documents Customer design acceptance ATS-Pro-WLAN-Survey- Passive-Office Passive Wireless Survey for up to 25000 square feet in an Office space Qty based on # of 25000 square foot areas, min qty 1 Passive survey uses Ekahau Survey Pro and Ekahau Sidekick tools. Assessment is usually for WLAN coverage validation, deployment readiness, and troubleshooting. The assessment may include RF coverage mapping, RF channel and cell overlap analysis, interference analysis, etc. During the assessment no new equipment is added to the environment and no new wireless coverage is designed – it is simply an analysis of the production RF environment.
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Design Meeting. NWN has a design meeting to discuss the technical aspects of the configuration for the Cisco LAN equipment. This will encompass everything from VLANs, IP addressing, Spanning-Tree/VPC configurations, FEX Fabric connectivity, ACLs, NATs, IP routing protocols, etc: o Equipment Role – Core/Distribution/Access o Equipment Installation Locations and Orientation in the Rack o 10G/1G Fiber/Copper - Design and Requirements o Naming Conventions and Standards o IPv4 Addressing – Subnet Design, DHCP/Static Address Assignment, HSRP/GLBP o Routing Design (if required) – EIGRP/BGP/OSPF/RIP configurations o VLAN/Spanning Tree Design – VTP, VLAN Names/Numbering, VLAN Trunks/Pruning, STP Design/Tuning o Virtual Port Channels and VPC Peer Link Configurations o Port Security/DHCP Snooping o Administrative Access and Device Logging o SNMP device community o Quality of Service – Layer 2 and Layer 3 Requirements  At the end of this Design meeting, NWN has gathered enough information to create a design document for the configuration of the equipment. The design document will include configuration parameters for the equipment and the requirements by Customer’s IT Staff. A project time frame (including specific dates) will be created at the end of the Design meeting.  NWN will conduct a design review and acceptance session with Customer to review the design details prior to initiating any production implementation or changes. Customer’s acceptance of the design is the approval to move forward in the project. Design development meetings Detailed design documents delivered to the Customer ATS-Pro-LAN-Catalyst-FS-Config&Pro- Brown Configuration & Installation & Replacement for an existing fixed port Catalyst Switch Qty based on # of switches ATS-Pro-LAN-CS-Config&Pro-Green Configuration & Installation for a new ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Switch Qty based on # of switches  Equipment Hardware Staging – NWN will stage the new Cisco equipment to ensure there are no problems with the equipment that was shipped from the Manufacturers. Once all the equipment is un-boxed and assembled, NWN will perform burn-in testing to ensure all equipment operates for a set amount of time. If any equipment is found to be faulty, then NWN will return to the equipment to the manufacturer and receive replacement equipment prior to shipping any equipment to Customer site.  Configuration Staging – NWN will initially configure all of the equipment and test the configurations of the equipment. These configurations will be based...
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Design Meeting. An in-person public meeting, designed to engage community stakeholders in order to capture input and tailor the vulnerability assessment approach used by Contractor to meet Recipient’s needs. The meeting will have a participatory structure that will help generate buy-in through participation by stakeholders.
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Design Meeting. Artist will present Artist’s exploration of design ideas for collaborative and individual efforts for the art program to a Committee consisting of (participants) on (date) (time) (location). Artist is to present design ideas using the presentation format of Artist’s choice sufficient to provide the Committee with a clear understanding of the proposed design; examples of acceptable presentation formats include drawings, images, photographs and written narratives. Based on the input received from (Client/Committee), Artist will refine the design concept and present it for further review and discussion.
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Design Meeting. Page 1 of 6 ▇▇▇▇▇ Road Flood Control Design Scope of Service The 2015 ▇▇▇▇▇ Road Culvert and Ditch Analysis provided recommendations to provide flood protection for a 10% annual chance of exceedance event. I&L will meet with the City to review the design performance of the ▇▇▇▇▇ Road Culvert and Ditch Analysis recommendations for a range of storms from the 10% chance of exceedance to the 1% chance of exceedance and discuss the final design and flood protection.
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