• Number of Concurrent Connection
  • Internet Content Filtering Service
  • Contract End Arrangement
  • WiFi Coverage
  • WLAN System Access Control
  • Redundancy
  • Content filtering
  • Helpdesk
  • Items Standard Provision Add-on Service
  • Working schedule Schedule
  • IT in Education Section Education Bureau Oct 2016
  • Standard provision and add-on services required by your school. Standard Provision




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    Buildup of WiFi Network

    Information Note to Schools
    Introduction
    For your school’s preparation of enhancing / topping up the IT infrastructure, you may make reference to this information note in considering the standard provision and add-on services required by your school.
    Standard Provision
    From schools’ experience in the Support Scheme for e-Learning in Schools and also WiFi 900 Batch 1, the following provision is considered sufficient for students to access the e-learning resources and conduct common e-learning activities. It is outlined here for schools’ reference in figuring out the expected service to be delivered by the WiFi network.


    • WiFi Connectivity–use IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac or above network in a standard classroom. The minimum number of classrooms to be covered should be at least equal to the number of approved classes for the 2017/18 school year.




    • Number of Concurrent Connection–commensurate with the maximum number of students, say 40, in a class with at least 1 Mbps upload / download bandwidth per user connection.



    • Number of classrooms using WiFi concurrently.




    • Authentication Method–use 802.1x standard based authentication and Hong Kong Education City single sign-on services




    • Session Control – Hong Kong Education City authentication service can support one device or multiple devices to connect based on user group (student, teachers).





    • Existing Network Facilities – not rely on any existing network facilities and cabling of the School, nor interfere with the existing WiFi network of the School. The Wi-Fi network shall be physically separated from the school network




    • Broadband Network – use separate broadband for the WiFi service. State otherwise if the existing broadband can be utilized for the service.




    • Managed Service–operate the WiFi network using managed service model, provide end-to-end service with single point of contact including configuration, provisioning of service, proactive monitoring, maintenance and regular reporting.




    • Service Level Agreement–ensure at least 99.7% availability of the WiFi service, support four-hour response time and four-hour service recovery with active monitoring, helpdesk support with support hours from Mon to Sat 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, and provide monthly monitoring reports for School.



    • Contract End Arrangement– All provisions of trunks, conduits, cables, LAN ports and power points shall be considered as fixture of the School and shall become the property of the School. The Contractor shall remove or keep those provisions according to the instruction of the School. Contractor can remove the network equipment such as switch, routers, and access points.


    Add-on Service
    Some schools may have other considerations in the use of WiFi network in their campus. Such add-on service may incur more development time and extra expenditure from schools. The variation could be


    • WiFi Coverage– include special rooms and open areas




    • Broadband Service–provide broadband service with at least 100Mbps Internet connection at school and allowing upgrade to 1Gbps




    • Authentication Method –user account system being used by School




    • Session Control –Other requirements.





    • MAC Address Monitoring – The lists of filtering and filtered MAC addresses are to be managed and monitored by the Contractor or the School.




    • Internet Content Filtering Service–specific request on content filtering



    • Integration of networks – system integration with existing network with secure design.




    • Internet addresses subscription & configuration – for Internet access to school internal resources.




    • Monitoring of WiFi network–specific request on monitoring of WiFi network by School




    • Redundancy– increase the availability of the WiFi service




    • Supporting hours–extended support hours and/or reduced time for recovery




    • Contract End Arrangement–Other requirements.


    Wi-Fi.HK Service
    Schools may consider the provision of free Wi-Fi services in some common areas such as reception area and student hall to school visitors e.g. parents by allowing the service provider (SP) to set up free Wi-Fi service using the school WiFi network infrastructure, under the Wi-Fi.HK brand1, with a SSID “Wi-Fi.HK via <name of SP>”. The Wi-Fi.HK service is a public Wi-Fi initiative not related to the schools or EDB and will not incur extra expenditure from schools. The respective SP will answer public queries about the service and register with OFCA those hotspots that are going to provide public Wi-Fi service under Wi-Fi.HK.
    It is outlined here for schools’ reference and consideration on the related service requirements.

    • Authentication- landing page with Wi-Fi.HK logo, terms and conditions and disclaimers but no registration/login is required for use of Wi-Fi.HK; users can use the free Wi-Fi service after accepting the terms and conditions in the landing page

    • Content filtering- can also apply to Wi-Fi.HK though it is not mandatory

    • Integration - the network for supporting Wi-Fi.HK shall be isolated from the School’s network without direct access; connections via Wi-Fi.HK shall have access to the Internet only

    • Helpdesk - service provider will provide hotline service and contact email for public enquiry of its service

    • Digital server certificate – preferably use digital server certificate issued by recognized certificate authority on the landing page so that users can easily discern the legitimacy of the Wi-Fi services



    Checklist
    The checklist below serves to facilitate the capture of users’ requirements. Please be prepared to provide the information below.


    Items

    Standard Provision

    Add-on Service

    WiFi Connectivity

    • 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac or above.

    • At least 1 Mbps upload / download bandwidth per connection.

    • Please specify.

    WiFi Coverage

    • Total no. of floors and classrooms for WiFi coverage

    • No. of classrooms on each floor

    • Max no. of concurrent connections in each classroom. Generally, 40 concurrent connections is preferred

    • Number of classrooms using WiFi concurrently

    • Other areas (such as hall, covered playground, activity rooms, laboratory, libraries, activity rooms, other open areas)

    • Max no. of concurrent connections in the above areas

    Broadband and network facilities


    • Separate broadband for the WiFi service




    • 100 Mbps or above. Please specify.

    • Integrate with existing network with secure design.

    • Other requirements.

    Authentication


    • Other device or user authentication mechanisms such as school-owned user accounting system.

    Session Control

    (for using Hong Kong Education City account authentication only)



    • Allow one device or multiple devices to connect based on user group (student, teachers).

    • Other requirements.

    WLAN system access control

    • No access control

    • No MAC address filtering

    • Use pre-shared key mechanism.

    • Use MAC address filtering list for access control.

    • The lists of filtering and filtered MAC addresses are to be monitored by the Contractor or the School.

    Internet Content Filtering Service


    • Use content filtering profile commonly adopted by most schools and managed by the contractor.

    • To be specified by School.




    Internet access to internal resources




    • True IP addresses for public access to internal resources.

    • DNS record update.

    • Firewall configuration

    Monitoring of WiFi network

    • Managed service model, provide end-to-end service including configuration, provisioning of service, proactive monitoring, maintenance and regular reporting.

    • Managed service model with partial monitoring by school.

    • To be specified by School.

    Availability and Redundancy

    • 99.7% availability

    • Higher availability or redundancy required.

    • To be specified by School.

    Recovery

    • Support four-hour response time and four-hour service recovery

    • Reduced time for service recovery.

    • To be specified by School.

    Support hours

    • Support hours from Mon to Sat 8:00 am to 6:00 pm

    • Extended support hours, say to start at 7am to match the need of the school.

    • To be specified by School.

    Reporting

    • Provide monthly monitoring reports

    • Other reporting schedule. To be specified by School.

    Contract End Arrangement

    • The School reserves the right to instruct the contractor to remove or retain both cables and conduits whereas all other WiFi network equipment should be removed.

    • Other arrangements. To be specified by School.

    Payment

    • 5 years subscription of service with monthly payment.

    • 5 years subscription of service with annual payment.

    • 3 years subscription of service with monthly payment.

    • 3 years subscription of service with annual payment.

    • To be specified by School.

    Wi-Fi.HK coverage (optional)

    • Total no. of floors/area of Wi-Fi coverage and maximum no. of connections in these areas




    Structure Information

    • Floor plan of the School

    • Network diagram of school’s network



    Other Considerations
    Schools may take specific consideration on the following situations, if appropriate:


    1. Trade-in of existing equipment

    2. Buy-out of other existing service contracts

    3. Sharing of existing broadband bandwidth to save cost and to increase aggregated bandwidth



    Working schedule


    Schedule

    Proposed time frame for consideration and confirmation

    Invitation of quotation and site visit by potential contractors

    • June 2017

    • Please propose a 3-hour session on a certain date for all potential contractors to conduct the site visit. This will be included in the user requirement specification.

    Site work

    • July – August 2017

    • The works will be followed up by school with the Contractor.


    Site Visit
    The Contractor will meet the contact person of your school and conduct a site visit. The following are some issues they wish to find out:

    1. Penetration of WiFi signals

    2. Cabling of WiFi infrastructure

    3. Location of floor closet and switches, and spaces left for additional network equipment, conduits and trunking

    4. The condition and models of existing switches


    IT in Education Section

    Education Bureau

    Oct 2016

    1To make it easier for the public and visitors to access free Wi-Fi services in Hong Kong, the Government is promoting the free Wi-Fi services offered by the public and private sectors in Hong Kong under a common Wi-Fi brand “Wi-Fi.HK”. It will help the public and visitors find and connect to the public Wi-Fi hotspots throughout Hong Kong. Details about the Wi-Fi.HK scheme can be found in www.wi-fi.hk.


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