WELCOME

FiberIndy is the first and only provider of Gigabit Internet service to residential and small/medium sized business customers in the Indianapolis area. We are a small, nimble service provider that recognizes that our city is currently under-served and needs more options for our citizens to access the Internet. By utilizing next generation networking technologies and transplanting technical resources from other markets to the Circle City, FiberIndy plans to offer the fastest Internet service available in the city at market disruptive pricing.

RESIDENTIAL

FiberIndy delivers service over fiber optic cables that are installed directly into your home. This allows us to provide high-quality incredibly fast internet where you want it the most.

GIGABIT SPEEDS

• Fiber installed all the way to your home allows FiberIndy to provide up to 1 gigabit per second of symmetrical Internet service which is about 100 times faster than the typical residential service and 10 times faster than any other competing product in Indianapolis.

 

• Gigabit speed Internet allows you to do more in less time.

 

• Graphs about how Gigabit is different

 

PRICING

We like to keep things simple here at FiberIndy and our pricing reflects that. We only provide three Internet service packages that are right-sized for any user whether a student on a budget, a gamer with every console since Super NES, or a large well-connected family.

ENTRY

50mbps

Symmetrical Upload

$45

BASIC

100mbps

Symmetrical Upload

$65

GIGABIT

1000mbps

Symmetrical Upload

$125

WIRED PORTS

FiberIndy’s gigabit device comes with 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports that provide you with enough flexibility to connect your entire home to the Internet. Each port can be configured on the same or on different networks depending on your needs.

STANDARD WIRELESS

At the very basic level, FiberIndy provides a Wifi access point as part of the fiber network device that supports 802.11 b/g/n standards with 2×2 MIMO and up to 4 discrete SSIDs.

 

FLEXIBLE WIRELESS

PREMIUM GIGABIT WIRELESS AVAILABLE

To supercharge your Wifi access, you can upgrade to our premium Wifi package for a one time fee of $200 and get 802.11ac capabilities which increase your Wifi access speeds to 1.6gbps in total (1.3gbps 802.11ac + 270mbps 802.11n). This premium network device will include 3×3 802.11ac MIMO + 2×2 802.11b/g/n MIMO radios and allow you to create up to 8 SSIDs and connect 64 subscribers.

Residential Interest Sign Up Form

Signing up on this list will help us build our fiber network out to your building or neighborhood faster which gets you faster, less costly Internet faster. We will keep you updated via email as to our deployment schedule when it changes.

 

BUSINESS

FiberIndy provides small and medium sized businesses with blazing fast internet in Indianapolis.

FiberIndy knows the pain small and medium sized businesses go through to get the appropriate Internet service to run their business. This is why we created the simple and easy to understand pricing plan that we have today. As a business that is located in the FiberIndy service area, we can deliver up to 1gbps at market disruptive pricing. If requirements are beyond that, we can certainly accommodate them as well. We provide fast, redundant connections to the most important assets you need to reach as a business whether it’s cloud-based services or your servers in the datacenter down the street.

GIGABIT SPEEDS

• FiberIndy will install a shielded bend-insensitive crush-resistant fiber optic cable from the FiberIndy building cabinet into your suite and terminate the cable into a network interface device (NID). This NID will provide up to 4ea. gigabit ethernet ports and a 802.11b/g/n Wifi radio if requested.

 

• The customer can instruct the installers where to place the NID. It can be wall-mounted or rack-mounted. The only requirement from the customer will be a 120VAC outlet that can be used to power the NID.

 

• The Internet service that FiberIndy provides comes with a /30 (single routable IP address) but can be expanded up to /24 (253 usable IP addresses) or beyond with appropriate justification. The NID can act as a simple firewall/router providing DHCP/DNS/NAT or act simply as a bridged pass-through device to connect directly to the customer’s own firewall or router.

 

• Once the customer is installed and turned up, the speed at which they are connected to the Internet can be adjusted as required and the monthly recurring bill will be pro-rated at the subscribed rate per monthly period.

100MBPS

No Term

Symmetrical Upload

$250

250MBPS

No Term

Symmetrical Upload

$350

500MBPS

No Term

Symmetrical Upload

$550

1000MBPS

No Term

Symmetrical Upload

$850

 

 

BUSINESS CONTACT FORM

Please fill out this form and we will contact you.

BUILDING OWNERS

Residential: Increase the value of your residential multi-tenant building by installing Fiber-to-the-Home

Virtually all large developers of single-family homes and many developers of multiple-dwelling- unit (MDU) communities add FTTH to new properties. Many are retrofitting older properties as well. By mid-2006, FTTH was economically viable in new developments with as few as 80 MDU living units or 100 single-family homes. That number has continued to fall based on improvements in deployment technology.

FTTH adds value. In the mid-2000s, RVA LLC estimated, by surveying home buyers and developers, that FTTH added about $5,000 to the price of a home. A 2013 survey by the same firm indicated that condo buyers were willing to pay a 2 percent premium for an FTTH connection and renters would pay a 15 percent premium for FTTH. The reason fiber adds value: Subscribers were more likely to be very satisfied with their broadband and video services and much less likely to consider moving from their current homes.

MDU property owners and property managers are well aware of the importance of broadband as an amenity – in a 2012 RVA survey, most said superior broadband was an important advantage in terms of marketing, occupancy or tenant satisfaction. About half the respondents said they were interested in installing fiber to the home in new or existing communities – a higher percentage than was even aware of FTTH at the beginning of the survey.

• Internet Services
• Subscribers
• Rental Revenue

Importance of Communications Elements to Residents

Fast Internet is the 6th most sought after feature when searching for new building or home. This is above television offerings and all other recreational activities.

Higher than average speed

67%

Many standard TV channels

62%

Choice of broadband providers

62%

Many HD television channels

55%

Choice of video providers

52%

Fiber to each unit / FTTH

48%

Video on-demand

43%

Importance of General Building And Home Amenities if considered Moving

It is more important for residents of MDU buildings to have faster internet than to have more TV channels or any other communications feature

Location

94%

Heating and air conditioning

92%

Floor Plan

82%

Laundry Facilities

81%

Appliances

81%

Fast Internet/Broadband

79%

Parking

78%

Location

94%

Fiber-to-the-Home Subscribers are more satisfied with their Broadband Service

FTTH customers are, by a wide margin, more satisfied with their Internet services than users of other broadband technologies.

FTTH

89%

Cable Modem/DSL

63%

Dial-up

30%

Percent of subscribers satisfied with services

Studies show that tenants are less likely to move from an Apartment if FTTH is available

Very likely to move in next few months

FTTH

13%

Other Broadband

18%

For an average apartment rental of $1,000 you could expect to see an increase of $152 in additional rental revenue if FTTH were included.

Percieved home value due to FTTH/Advanced Wiring

	Increased Value	Percent
Condo Valued $200,000	$4,487	2%
Apartment monthly rent $1,000	$152	15%

 

Fiber to the premise (FTTP) in multi-tenant commercial buildings is an amenity or feature of property that will certainly work to attract or retain commercial and retail tenants. Most companies in growing economies, such as Indianapolis, are looking for ways to gain better connectivity at lower rates. Here in Indianapolis, we feel the the business community is under-served for the following reasons:

1. Access to Fiber-based Internet services are generally unavailable
2. If fiber-based Internet services are available, the installation and monthly service charges are cost prohibitive

Because of these reasons, the incumbent service providers say there is no demand and therefore are not incentivized to provide the service at attainable rates. Conversely, the business community cannot justify the high-cost that the service providers are offering for the service and therefore do not purchase the service. And that is why FiberIndy intends to break up this stalemate.

Get your commercial building on-net with FiberIndy

At no cost to the building owner, FiberIndy will install fiber-optic infrastructure in your qualified multi-tenant commercial building to support high-capacity Internet service at market disruptive pricing. Using a combination of dark-fiber and/or fixed wireless technology, our goal is to bring the same level of connectivity enjoyed by other cities that have wide spread deployment of gigabit ethernet technology.

Building Owner / Manager Interest Form

ABOUT US

FiberIndy is a small business based out of Indianapolis that was started by local entrepreneurs who believe that access to inexpensive gigabit Internet service is something that should be available now.

 

Our Network

The FiberIndy network is a dual-homed self-healing network. We have a large toolbox and use many networking technologies that allows us to deliver fast, inexpensive Internet to (mostly) multi-tenant residential and commercial buildings.

 

NET NEUTRALITY

• Net neutrality—the idea that Internet service providers (ISPs) should treat all data that travels over their networks equally—is a principle that FiberIndy strongly supports.

 

• While the FCC is considering a plan that would allow some Internet providers to provide better access to some websites that pay a fee to reach users faster, FiberIndy commits to providing our users with free and equal access to all parts of the Internet that they want to reach.

 

• We understand that the current threats to Net Neutrality pose a dire threat to the engine of innovation that has allowed entrepreneurs, startup companies and kids in their college dorm rooms to make the Internet that we know and love today. FiberIndy intends to support and adhere to these same net neutrality principles.

 

QUESTION 1 You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server 2016. You install the Hyper-V server role on Server1. Server1 has eight network adapters that are az-100 dedicated to virtual machines. The network adapters are Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)-enabled. You plan to use Software Defined Networking (SDN). You will host the virtual machines for multiple tenants on the Hyper-V host. You need to ensure that the network connections for az-101 the virtual machines are resilient if one or more physical network adapters fail. What should you implement? A. single root I/O virtualization (SR-IOV) B. NIC Teaming on the Hyper-V host C. virtual Receive-side Scaling (vRSS) D. Switch Embedded Teaming (SET) Correct Answer: D QUESTION 2 You have servers named Server1 and DHCP1. az-102 Both servers run Windows Server 2016. DHCP1 contains an IPv4 scope named Scope1. You have 1,000 client computers. You need to configure Server1 to lease IP addresses for Scope1. The solution must ensure that Server1 is used to respond to up to 30 percent of the DHCP client requests only. You install the DHCP Server server role on Server1. What should you do next? A. From the DHCP console, run the Configure Failover wizard. B. From Server Manager, install the Network Load Balancing feature. C. From Server Manager, install the Failover Clustering feature. D. From the DHCP console, create a superscope. Correct Answer: A microsoft.com QUESTION 3 Note: This question is part of a series of az-300 questions that present the same scenario. Each question in the series contains a unique solution that might meet the stated goals. Some question sets might have more than one correct solution, while others might not have a correct solution. After you answer a question in this sections, you will NOT be able to return to it. As a result, these questions will not appear in the review screen. You have a server named Server1 that has the Network Policy and Access Services server role installed. You create a Shared Secret Network Policy Server (NPS) template named Template1. You need to view the shared secret string used for Template1. Solution: From the Network Policy Server console, you az-301 export the templates, and you view the exported XML file. Does this meet the goal? A. Yes B. No Correct Answer: B QUESTION 4 You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server 2016. You install the DHCP Server server role on Server1. You need to authorize DHCP on Server1. What should you run? A. dism.exe B. dns.exe C. dnscmd.exe D. netsh.exe E. Set-DhcpServerDatabase F. Set-DhcpServerv4DnsSetting G. Set-DhcpServerv6DnsSetting H. Set-DNSServerSetting Correct Answer: D QUESTION 5 Note: This question is part of a series az-302 of questions that present the same scenario. Each question in the series contains a unique solution that might meet the stated goals. Some question sets might have more than one correct solution, while others might not have a correct solution. After you answer a question in this sections, you will NOT be able to return to it. As a result, these questions will not appear in the review screen. Your network contains an Active Directory domain named az-900 adatum.com. The domain contains two DHCP servers named Server1 and Server2. Server1 has the following IP configuration. Server2 has the following IP configuration. Some users report that sometimes they cannot access the network because of conflicting IP addresses. You need to configure DHCP to avoid leasing addresses that are in use already. Solution: On Server1, you modify the EndRange IP address of the scope. Does this meet the goal? A. Yes B. No Correct Answer: A QUESTION 6 Your network contains an Active Directory domain named ms-900 contoso.com that contains a domain controller named DC1. All DNS servers for the network run BIND 10. Your perimeter network contains a DHCP server named DHCP1 that runs Windows Server 2016. DHCP1 is a member of a workgroup named WORKGROUP. DHCP1 provides IP address leases to guests accessing the Wi-Fi network. Several engineers access the network remotely by using a VPN connection to a remote access server that runs Windows Server 2016. All of the VPN connections use certificate-based authentication and are subject to access policies in Network Policy Server (NPS). Certificates are issued md-100 by an enterprise certification authority (CA) named CA1. All Windows computers on the network are activated by using Key Management Service (KMS). On-premises users use Remote Desktop Services (RDS). You plan to deploy IP Address Management (IPAM) to the network. Which action can you perform on the network by using IPAM? A. Audit user and device logon event from NPS. B. Audit logon events on the RDS server. C. Audit configuration changes to the remote access server. D. Audit certificate enrollment requests on CA1. Correct Answer: A microsoft.com QUESTION 7 Your network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. The domain contains a DNS server named Server1. Server1 is configured to use a forwarder named Server2 that has an IP address of 10.0.0.10. Server2 can resolve names hosted on the Internet successfully. Server2 hosts a primary DNS zone named adatum.com. On Server1, you have the following zone configuration. The “.” zone contains the following records. For each of the following statements, select Yes if ms-100 the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. Hot Area: Correct Answer: QUESTION 8 You have a Scale-Out File Server that has a share named Share1. Share1 contains a virtual disk file named Disk1.vhd. You plan to create a guest failover cluster. You need to ensure that you can use the virtual disk as a shared virtual disk for the gust failover cluster. Which cmdlet should you use? A. Optimize VHD B. Optimize VHDSet C. Convert-VHD D. Set-VHD Correct Answer: C QUESTION 9 You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows dp-200 Server 2016. Server1 is located on the perimeter network, and only inbound TCP port 443 is allowed to connect Server1 from the Internet. You install the Remote Access server role on Server1. You need to configure Server1 to accept VPN connections over port 443. Which VPN protocol should you use? A. PPTP B. SSTP C. L2TP D. IKEv2 Correct Answer: B microsoft.com QUESTION 10 Your network contains multiple wireless access points (WAPs) that use WPA2-Personal authentication. The network contains an enterprise root certification authority (CA). The security administrator at your company plans to implement WPA2-Enterprise authentication on the WAPs. To support the authentication change, you deploy a ms-500 server that has Network Policy Server (NPS) installed. You need to configure NPS to authenticate the wireless clients. What should you do on the NPS server? A. Add RADIUS clients and configure network policies. B. Create a remote RADIUS server group and configure connection request policies. C. Create a remote RADIUS server group and install a server certificate. D. Add RADIUS clients and configure ms-101 connection request policies. Correct Answer: A https://ittrainingday.com/2013/12/25/how-to-configure-a-windows-radius-server-for-802-1x-wireless-or-wired- connections/