SCOTTAFBI17-101 — Cable Television/internet Protocol Television Service

SCOTTAFBI17-101 governs CATV service requisition, validation, funding, and installation in government offices on Scott AFB.

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  • Publication number: SCOTTAFBI17-101
  • Title: CABLE TELEVISION/INTERNET PROTOCOL TELEVISION SERVICE
  • Date: 2018-11-20

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The publication covers IPTV and CATV service billing, EMSEC oversight, and responsibilities for commanders, monitors, and base personnel. It requires CIPS submissions, commander-endorsed justifications, installation drawings, funding validation, and controls on CATV connections.

Applies to: This guidance is applicable to 375th Air Mobility Wing (AMW) and tenant units residing on Scott AFB to include the 932d Airlift Wing (AW) (AFRES) and the 126th Air Refueling Wing (ARW) (ANG).

Topics covered

  • CATV service billing
  • EMSEC oversight
  • CIPS CATV requests
  • CATV installation drawings
  • FOUO CATV requests
  • CATV connection controls

Questions and answers

Who oversees CATV requisition, validation, and installation at Scott AFB?

The 375 CS/SCX will oversee guidelines for requisition, validation, and installation of CATV in government offices on Scott AFB. (paragraph 1)

Who pays CATV service bills?

Units, customers, and organizations are responsible for paying their own CATV service bills using unit funds (where contractually applicable). (paragraph 1)

Are premium CATV channels authorized?

Premium channels are unauthorized For Official Use Only (FOUO). (paragraph 2)

How must CATV requests be submitted?

Ensure all requests are submitted through CIPS and attach a letter, endorsed by their commander that clearly identifies and justifies CATV. (paragraph 2)

What drawing is required for a CATV installation request?

Ensure requestors prepare a single-line drawing of the proposed CATV installation area and attach it to CIPS. (paragraph 2)

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