Internet Pricing & Information
Advance order deadline is 21 days prior to the show/event move-in date
Fastlink
Standard Price: $4,500 Advanced Price: $4,000
Fastlink service provides a 3 mb/s, Ethernet connection that includes 20 Public IP addresses and one 16-port data switch.
Public DSL
Standard Price: $1,600 Advanced Price: $1,300
Public DSL service provides 1.5 mb/s connection speed and includes (2) Public IP addresses and an 8-port Ethernet hub. This service is required for Web hosting and VPN’s
Additional Public IP Address
Standard Price: $250 Advanced Price: $200
Each computer requires (1) IP address. Public DSL service must be ordered first.
Private DSL
Standard Price: $1,300 Advanced Price: $1,000
Private DSL service provides 1.5 mb/s connection speed and includes (2) Private IP addresses and an 8-port Ethernet hub. This service is
required for surfing the Internet.
DSL Internet
Standard Price: $1,000 Advanced Price: $700
DSL Internet service provides 784 kb/s connection speed and includes (2) Private IP addresses and an 8-port Ethernet hub. This service is
required for surfing the Internet.
Additional Private IP address
Standard Price: $200 Advanced Price: $150
Each computer requires (1) IP address. Private DSL service must be ordered first.
Voice Line – Local/Long Distance
Price: $200
An analog telephone line allowing for both local and long distance calling with a single line telephone instrument, offered at a discounted
rate with the purchase of a Wired DSL Internet package.
Point-to-point Network Connection Within the Building
Standard Price: $800 Advanced Price: $600
This service provides a virtual private network (VPN) utilizing fiber backbone and category 6 data cabling
Important DSL Internet Service Information
You will need to purchase a TCP/IP address for each computer or other device on your network. This applies even if you will use a proxy server or other gateway for some of the devices. We deliver the service to a single location in your booth. The equipment delivered to your booth provides hardware support for up to 8 Ethernet devices. If you have purchased more than 8 addresses, you can bring additional hubs and/or switches yourself or rent them from us. Your computers should have network interface cards that support 10base T Ethernet. Your computers should be configured to support TCP/IP. The device we deliver to your booth will serve as a DHCP server, so you may use DHCP, static IP addressing or a combination of both. DHCP (dynamic host control protocol) is the recommended method. In most operating systems, such as the various versions of Microsoft Windows, you can configure your computer to use DHCP by selecting to "obtain an IP address automatically" from your TCP/IP control panel. If you choose DHCP, you need not enter the default gateway, DNS server addresses or subnet mask.