High Speed Internet Access

Could you please respond for me. Mark
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Mark Scott@ENRON
10/16/2000 06:52 PM

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Subject: High Speed Internet Access

According to our records all of you have some sort of high speed internet
access to your home. Either Cable Modem or DSL service. When most of these
lines where installed, we did not have a standard on how to connect back to
the Enron network. Most if not all of you are using the Client software on
your PC's. In order to provide more security to both Enron and Your PC. We
need to configure and deploy a Nortel Instant Internet Box. the way the
Nortel box works is what they call splitt tunnelling. If it sees traffic
that needs to go to enron it will go through the tunnel, other wise it goes
directly to the internet.

We will need to know the following information to configure and deploy the
Router
1. UserName and Login if required by the ISP.
2. If you have static IP addresses, We need to know that as well.
3. Co/RC to charge for the Nortel Box (Approx $500.00)

If you no longer have DSL or Cable service or You do not have either please
let us know. Other wise Please return the above information back to Enron
network security.

Thanks

Mark Scott