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©2009 Exalt Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. www.exaltcom.com

Understanding Backhaul for Critical Infrastructure

August 23 2012

Entire PresentationExalt Communications Inc.Confidential & Proprietary

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Critical Infrastructure Applications

> Video Surveillance- Water Utility reservoirs and sensitive areas- Electric Utility Generation plants and Substations- Pipelines- Petro Chemical plants- Traffic Intersections and Rail Crossings- Schools- Borders

> Redundancy for Fiber and leased line backup> Two-way Radio backhaul to Dispatch> Interconnectivity between fire and Police Stations> SCADA Backhaul> Military Communications

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Considerations for Critical Infrastructure Backhaul

> Native TDM and Ethernet connectivity> All-Indoor radios AES Encryption> 4.9GHz First Responders band> 4.5GHz Federal Band> Licensed Bands = security> Products made in the US> 1+1 Hot Standby> GigE speeds for fiber backup> Vendor with strong financial footing> Warranty-minimum 2 years> Support of products in the US> Hardened devices- Temp, EMI, etc..

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Exalt Introduction

YOUNGFounded 2004Silicon Valley

GLOBALWorld bands2 – 43 GHz

WORLDWIDEPresence inall regions

NIMBLE160+ unique

systems

FOCUSEDBackhaul is our only business

INNOVATIVEUnique

technologyplatform

TRUSTED1,300+

customers

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What’s driving our business?

Mobile computingMassive subscriber growth

SmartGridNew services

Mission critical applicationsHomeland security

Rural broadbandAnytime, anywhere connectivity

Business critical applicationsIT cost-effectiveness

Global connectivityNo one left behind

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Snapshot of Exalt’s 1300+ Customers by Market

Public Safety Government Utilities/Energy Enterprise ISP/WISP

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Exalt Products – 150+ Models

All physical configurations

2 – 11 GHz 2 – 43 GHz 6 – 43 GHz

All frequency bands

10/100BT, GigE, nXT1/E1, DS-3, nXDS-3, OC-3, STM-1, 2XSTM-1

All interfaces

All Indoor Split MountAll Outdoor

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Exalt Platforms

ExploreAir®

Up to 1 Gbps5 – 43 GHzMiddle mile

Access, ring, mesh

ExtendAir®

Up to 100 Mbps4.9 – 43 GHz

Last mileAccess

ExtremeAir™

1 Gbps-plus5 – 43 GHz

CoreAccess, ring, mesh

EX(-i, -r / rc, -s)Up to 1 Gbps

2 – 43 GHzLast mile, Middle mile, Core

Access, ring, mesh

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Licensed FCC Portfolio

Maximum Full-duplex Layer 2 Throughput (Mbps) per Terminal

200 400 800600

ExtendAir (11, 18, 23 GHz)All-outdoor

ExploreAir (6, 11, 18, 23, 28 GHz)All-outdoor

1000

EX-s GigE (6, 11, 18, 23, 38 GHz)Split-mount

EX-i GigE (6, 11 GHz)All-indoor

ExtremeAir (dual-carrier 11, 18, 23 GHz) All-outdoor

Four PlatformsEX

ExtendAirExploreAirExtremeAir

$10K to $12K

$25K to $50K

$5K to $8K

Bas

e L

ist

Pri

ce p

er L

ink

$17K to $20K

$13K to $30K

ExploreAir LR (6, 11 GHz)All-outdoor< $15K

NEW

LICENSED

ADDITION!

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Multiple Capacity RegimesLicense-Exempt and Lightly Licensed

Maximum Aggregate Layer 2 Throughput (Mbps) per Terminal

100 200 400300

ExtendAir (4.5, 4.9, 5, 24 GHz)All-outdoor

Bas

e L

ist

Pri

ce

500

EX-r GigE (4.5, 5 GHz)All-outdoor

EX-i, EX-r (2.4, 5 GHz)All-indoor, all-outdoor

Three PlatformsEX

ExtendAirExploreAirEX-i GigE (5.8 GHz)

All-indoor

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Key Features of All Exalt Systems

Native TDM and Native Ethernet

Native TDM and Native Ethernet

Highest level ofdata and management security

Highest level ofdata and management security

Built-in spectrum analyzerBuilt-in spectrum analyzer

Upgradable via software license keys

Upgradable via software license keys

Embedded user manualEmbedded user manual

A rich set of data networking features

A rich set of data networking features

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ExtendAir & ExploreAir Unique Feature Single-SKU Sparing

> Radio covers full band> Field-replaceable diplexer defines sub-band> Enables a single SKU spare for each band

All-outdoor ExtendAir® and ExploreAir™

Field-replaceable

diplexer

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Spotlight – ExploreAir Platform

Highest capacity

L o n g e s t range

cost of ownershipLowest

ExploreAir LR

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ExploreAir Long Range (LR) All-OutdoorUltra-High System Gain @ 6/7, 11 GHz

> Highest capacity in a single carrier, 740 Mbps full-duplex L1 @ 80 MHz, 512QAM

> XPIC-ready for 2+0

> Fiber/SFP data with DC power over coax

> Field-replaceable diplexers

> High system gain: 94.5 dB @ 256QAM, 11 GHz, 40 MHz

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What makes ExploreAir LR Different?

Smaller antennas

Longer distance

Higher availability

Higher spectral efficiency

Faster time-to-market

Tower leasing

Licensing

Installation

Expansion

Maintenance

Sparing

Lower costs

System gain – 93.5 dBmIndustry’s highest

80 MHz channelIndustry’s

only

Field-replaceable diplexers Industry’s

only

Single channelcommon carrier system

Industry’s fastest

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Same distance….or go twice the distance!

Solution D4-ft Antennas

ExploreAir LR 2-ft Antennas

6 miles

Solution D needs antennas twice the size

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ExtremeAir All-Outdoor Wire Speed Without Compromise

> The highest capacity sub-60 GHz all-outdoor radio in the world: 1000 Mbps

> FCC: 11, 18, 23 GHz

> Channel bandwidth: 30, 40, 50, 80 MHz

> Upgradeable 400 – 1000 Mbps full-duplex Layer 2 throughput (non-compressed)

> XPIC for single-channel dual-carrier aggregation (built-in)

> Single cable simplicity: PoE on CAT5

> Built-in Layer 2 switch with optional 4x10/100/1000BaseT, 4xT1, SyncE/1588v2

ExtremeAir

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Exalt – Ahead of the Curve Again!

FCC approves 80 MHz channelsat 11 GHz!

Double the backhaul capacity for the

same CAPEX!

Available TODAY only from Exalt.

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See the Difference in Maximum Data Throughput

Exalt ExploreAir® and ExtremeAir® systems provide twicethe single-carrier capacity achievable before the ruling –

without the need to buy additional hardware.

ExploreAir, ExploreAir LR, ExploreAir HP, and ExtremeAir radios support the 80 MHz channels now available in the 11 GHz frequency band

ExploreAir LR, also supports the 60 MHz channels now available in the 6 GHz Lower band

*Throughput based on theoretical maximum over the air data rates.

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ExploreAir Licensed LR at a Glance

ExtendAir ExploreAir ExploreAir HP ExploreAir LR ExtremeAir

FCC Bands (GHz) 11, 18, 23 11, 18, 23, 28, 31

11 6L, 6U/7, 11 11,18, 23

Max throughput (Mbps L1/L2 FD)

108/108 633/500 633/500 1484/1200 XPIC742 / 600

1000/986

Max system gain (dB)

64 QAM 98 101 105 108.5 96256 QAM - 93 98 102.5 88512 QAM - - - 95.5 -

Ethernet ports 1-3 FEcopper

1-3 GbEcopper

1-4 GbEcopper

1 GbE copper1 GbE SFP

1-4 GbE

DC input PoE PoE PoE PoE or DC Coax PoE

Capacity aggregation External External External Embedded or External

Embedded

Polarization Single Single Single Single or dual XPIC

Embedded dual pol XPIC

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Product Selection: How to Choose

6, 7 or 11 GHz

Band Capacity Configuration Interface System Gain DC PWR Input

1+0 or 2+0Integrated or

HW redundantSFP High power

512QAM upgradeable

PoE or Coax

Requirement

ExtremeAir

ExploreAir LR

ExploreAir HP

7 GHz

6 GHz

11 GHz

1+0

Yes

2+0

No

Integrated

HW redundant

Yes

No

Max Sys GainTower or port term

Tower

Port

SFP

No

Yes

User 1RU Fiber/PoE

User 1RU Fiber/PoE

No

Yes

Yes

No

Coax

PoE

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6GHz Capacity Expansion with 5GHz

> Provides connectivity to 6 GHz Part 101 licensed radios allowing instant DS3, Ethernet and T1 capacity upgrades using Exalt 5 GHz tri-band systems

> Systems only use 1 to 1.5 rack spaces > Does not require licensing> Can usually be installed in less than 1 hour per end> Provides maximum flexibility > Provides less than 1dB impact to existing licensed

radio> Costs much less than other alternatives

6GHz Licensed Radio

Exalt EX-5i

Exalt EX-5i,

EX-5i-16 or EX-5i-DS3

Exalt EX-5i,

EX-5i-16 or EX-5i-DS3

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt EX-5i, EX-

5i-16 orEX-5i-DS3

Exalt EX-5i, EX-

5i-16 orEX-5i-DS3

License-exempt200 Mbps Ethernet

4 to 16xT1

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

LicensednxT1, nxDS3,

OC-3

Exalt EX-5i,

EX-5i-16 or EX-5i-DS3

Exalt EX-5i,

EX-5i-16 or EX-5i-DS3

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt Capacity

Expansion Module

Exalt EX-5i, EX-

5i-16 orEX-5i-DS3

Exalt EX-5i, EX-

5i-16 orEX-5i-DS3

License-exempt200 Mbps Ethernet

4 to 16xT1

License-exempt200 Mbps Ethernet

4 to 16xT1

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

6 GHz Licensed

Radio

LicensednxT1, nxDS3,

OC-3

LicensednxT1, nxDS3,

OC-3

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What if 5 GHz Is Too Crowded?ExtendAir 24 GHz: The 5 GHz Alternative

License-exempt operation in an interference-free environment

24 GHz UL band operation

Band supports three 64 MHz channels

200 Mbps aggregate Layer 2 throughput

Up to 5 miles at 99.99% w/ 2’ antenna

Higher capacity, shorter range alternative to ExtendAir 5 GHz

New

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Customer Case StudyCity of Garland, Texas

Garland, Texas is home to more than 200,000 residents. The City’s network links 30-plus

facilities, and supports computer-aided police/fire dispatch systems, public safety radio traffic, VoIP

systems and office productivity applications.

Challenges Replace T1 lines to eliminate recurring

monthly charges Rapidly increase network capacity for

critical applications Minimize network latency for public

safety radio and VoIP applications Solutions

Deploy Exalt all-indoor 11 GHz and5 GHz microwave radio systems

Configure Exalt radio systems to deliver 27 Mbps of Ethernet, upgradeable via software license keys to 100 Mbps

Use Exalt native TDM to minimize latency for delay-sensitive applications

“If we want more bandwidth it’s just a license upgrade with Exalt. With a lot ofthe other vendors’ systems, you’re stuck – if you want more bandwidth you have to replace the whole radio.”

Jonathan MorganCity of Garland, Texas

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Customer Case StudySouth Texas Electric Cooperative (STEC)

Challenges Increase IP and T1 capacity with the ability to

scale higher Eliminate truck rolls for configuration and

frequency band selection Ensure complete reliability

Solution Exalt all-indoor microwave backhaul systems

delivering 16 T1 lines and 200 Mbps Ethernet Exalt SNMPv3 web-based management

system for remote configuration Exalt managed failover feature eliminates

risk of outages

“We had deployed Exalt backhaul radios at other sites, and we consider Exalt to be a leader in the wireless backhaul industry because of some of their technical capabilities and other features.”

Warren BuckhornCommunications TechnicianSouth Texas Electric

Cooperative

STEC, headquartered in Nursery, Texas provides wholesale electrical power to eight

member cooperatives serving more than 150,000 members in 33 South Texas counties. STEC generates power from a variety of fuels, including natural gas, diesel and hydro-electric.

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Designed, Built &

Supported in the USA

Microwave BackhaulSystems

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No. America Enterprise Sales Team-May 2012

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Southern RegionTodd Ishee

Regional Sales ManagerO: 256-829-9219M: 256-520-7965

[email protected]

Bruce GlickSystem Engineer –

Southern RegionM: 404-242-3687

[email protected]

Eastern RegionRuss Cook

Regional Sales ManagerM: 603-247-1931

[email protected]

Glenn GarbinskiSenior Systems Engineer –

Eastern Region, Plus

O: 443-567-6226M: 443-655-8282

[email protected]

MS GA

Western RegionLeslie Green (Temp. OOO)Regional Sales DirectorWestern RegionM: [email protected]

Paul VallesterosSystems Engineer – Western Region, Plus

M: [email protected]

Ken DuBuqueVP of Enterprise Sales, AmericasO: 617-886-9128M: [email protected]

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Sheila KuriSr. Dir., Channel Sales

North AmericaM: 949-636-7466

[email protected]

Canadian RegionTim Adlington

Regional Sales Manager, Canada

T: [email protected]

NSEast CAN

QC

Southwest RegionMatt Musial

Regional Sales ManagerM: 512-284-3777

[email protected]

Central Region Brett Bonomo

Regional Sales DirectorM: 303-317-4449

[email protected]

Mike DukeSystems Engineer – Central Region, Plus

T: [email protected]

AZ, UT

Mark KullbergSystems Engineer –

TX, OK, NMT: 817-283-0957M: 817-703-2883

[email protected]

East CAN

Central & West CAN

Central & West CAN

Western RegionStephen KimActing – Reg. Sales Dir.M: [email protected]

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No. America Carrier Sales Team-May 2012

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Southeast Region & Puerto Rico

Dave SmithSr. Regional Sales Manager

M: [email protected]

Bruce GlickSystem Engineer – Southeast RegionM: 404-242-3687

[email protected]

Eastern RegionDaryle Smith

Regional Sales ManagerT: 215-402-0834

M: [email protected]

Glenn GarbinskiSenior Systems Engineer –

Eastern Region, Plus

O: 443-567-6226M: 443-655-8282

[email protected]

Caribbean Islands(Bermuda, Bahamas, Haiti, DR, PR,

Jamaica, Cayman, VI, etc.)

MS GA

Western RegionChris Ramirez

Dir. Strategic Carrier Accts, RSMM: 805-448-6083

[email protected]

Paul VallesterosSystems Engineer – Western

Region, excluding NMM: 408-561-3717

[email protected]

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Sheila KuriSr. Dir., Channel Sales

North AmericaM: 949-636-7466

[email protected]

Central Region Daren Jackson

Regional Sales ManagerM: 214-668-5388

[email protected]

Mark KullbergSystems Engineer – Central Region, Plus

T: 817-283-0957M: 817-703-2883

[email protected]

Paul MoubarakRegional Sales Manager

M: +525584217720 [email protected]

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Fred CorsentinoSr. VP, North America Sales

T: 516-624-0714M: 516-353-1299

[email protected]

Kevin RenaudDirector of Strategic Accounts

O: 314-837-1300M: 314-378-1090

[email protected]

Canadian RegionTim Adlington

Regional Sales Manager, Canada

T: [email protected]

East CANEast CAN

Western & Central CANMike Duke

Systems EngineerT: 515-422-4924

[email protected]

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