School of Engineering and Technology
The desired outcome for this project was to successfully install new hardware into the existing server rack by wiring it, configuring the RAID array, and installing the Final Cut Pro Server software. -Project Student: Scott Furry
The goal of this project was to provide IT support to the students and faculty members of a university department. The responsibilities of this project included maintaining workstations by ensuring they were updated, user management and maintenance, configuration of Ghost console, and VLan creation. Project Student: Scott Furry
In order to complete this project, Darik’s Boot and Nuke (DBAN) was used to wipe all the SCSI hard drives. This software was chosen because it was a method that was certified by the Department of Defense in order to ensure due diligence in computer recycling. Project Student: Patrick G. Fisk
This project included research on different solutions so various vendors could securely share data over the Internet and have access to business critical documents. Solutions that were found included EGNYTE and Microsoft Office Groove. Project Student: Patrick G. Fisk
The desired outcome of this project was to become more familiar with Nessus External Scan and GFI LAN Guard to be able to perform an analysis of the client’s network environment. The software automates the testing and discovering of known security problems and vulnerabilities. Project Student: Patrick G. Fisk
The infrastructure test lab provides an environment that simulates the production network at the State of Indiana. Their infrastructure is such a complex environment that changes to that environment can have the potential to cause large scale outages. To minimize this possibility a dependable test environment that simulates production is required. The goal of this…
The infrastructure test lab provides an environment that simulates the production network at the State of Indiana. Their infrastructure is such a complex environment that changes to that environment can have the potential to cause large scale outages. To minimize this possibility a dependable test environment that simulates production is required. The goal of this…
The outcome of this project was an image that contained Windows XP, Firefox, Adobe Reader, Microsoft Office, Norton Anti virus, and some other requested software. This image would later be pushed to the workstations contained in the lab room. -Project Student: Jacob Neitling
The goal of this project was to organize the server room to create a sense of clarity with the cables that were running into the room. Each cable was traced back to the correct computer and the cables were ran so they were more manageable. This maximized the amount of space available and made it…
The desired outcome of this project was to diagram and document the infrastructure of the lower university department’s labs. The diagrams were created using Microsoft Visio. This diagram serves as a valuable tool when tracing networking issues. Student Team Members: Zach Becker, Eric Napier, and Jacob Neitling