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Is Your Network Infrastructure Bullet Proof? October 17, 2006. Been with Wake Tech and the ITS team for nearly 11 years Previously in the Private Sector as an Engineer Reliability/Failure Analysis Engineer Test Design Engineer Nearly 23 years of Experience in the Computer Industry
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Is Your Network Infrastructure Bullet Proof? October 17, 2006
Been with Wake Tech and the ITS team for nearly 11 years Previously in the Private Sector as an Engineer Reliability/Failure Analysis Engineer Test Design Engineer Nearly 23 years of Experience in the Computer Industry I Love the Pittsburgh Steelers My Background
A Good Philosophy & Hard Work Hardware That Operates at Wire Speed Knowledgeable Personnel Always Looking for Better Ways to Conduct Business Continual Monitoring of the Network A Simple Security Policy Senior Management That Supports It What Makes a NetworkBullet Proof?
The mission of Information Technology Services at Wake Technical Community College is to support Student Learning, Faculty Teaching and College Operations through the use of Information Technology Information Technology Services Mission
The most important relationship on campus is that between the Student and the Instructor. Everything else on campus is in support of that relationship. Information Technology Services Philosophy
Top Layer 5500 for IPS Protection FATPipe for Continuity of ISP Circuits Cisco ASA 5540 for Main PIX Plus VPN Multiple Cisco PIX Engines Throughout the Network Cisco Routers for WAN and ME Circuits HP ProCurve Family of Switches for Core Routing Switch, Intermediate Routing Switches, and Edge Switches Currently Replacing HP ProCurve Switches with New HP ProCurve PoE switches in Preparation of VoIP Wake Tech’s Network Hardware
Wake Tech’s Core Network MCNC TWC Top Layer 2 Circuit Connections FAT Pipe ASA 5540 HP 9315 Routing Switch
Top Layer 5500 Intrusion Prevention System Device MCNC TWC Top Layer
FATPipe WARP Balancer MCNC TWC Top Layer 2 Circuit Connections FAT Pipe
Reverse Mapping Settings Allow Inbound Traffic from Multiple ISP’s to a Single Server
Internal Static Routes for Public & Private Numbers NEED Defined or the FATPipe Will Attempt to Route Numbers Externally
Cisco ASA 5540 MCNC TWC Top Layer 2 Circuit Connections FAT Pipe 2 Connections ASA 5540
Cisco ASA 5540 Initial Screen Displays Valuable Information: Link Status, Bandwidth Usage, Error Messages, and CPU & Memory Usage
All Users, Groups, & Access Levels are Setup by the Device Administration Page
Device Specific Configurations are Done on the Properties Configuration Page
IP Audit Rules Page. This Feature is Disabled Because of the Top Layer IPS
For CLI Users: SSH or the Command Line Tool in the ASDM GUI are Available
HP ProCurve 9315 Routing Switch MCNC TWC Top Layer 2 Circuit Connections FAT Pipe 2 Connections ASA 5540 Manage Entire LAN with PCM+ HP 9315 Routing Switch
Desktop Security – Anti-Virus Solutions Email Security – Anti-Virus & Anti-Spam Solutions Wireless Access for Students – “Sandbox” Solution Non-College Computers on Your Network Other Discussion Topics That NeedNetwork Security
Dr. Darryl McGraw – Chief Information Officer Leigh Anne Dupree – Director, IT & Help Desk Support Chris Keefer – Director, Systems Chris Wheeler – Director, Network Services Tim Nicholson – Manager, Administrative Computing Dale Weaver – Manager, Web Services Fred Zahn – Manager, Network Services Carlos McCormick – Manager, Instructional Technologies Alec Woodruff – IT Systems Engineer Buddy Gilmore – IT Voice Engineer Jason Pickard – Senior Systems Analyst Thomas Guettler – Senior IT Analyst Ernest Youngblood – Help Desk Analyst Cary Osborne – IT Analyst Frank Spikes – IT Analyst Dave Goldstein – IT Technician Jeremy Blalock – IT Technician Liz Winfrey – Web Designer Specialist Susan Fenn – Programmer/Analyst Amy Murray – Application Support Technician Crystal Eatman – Administrative Assistant Kyle Fescoe – Help Desk Assistant Wake Tech’s ITS Crew
Visit Wake Tech:www.waketech.edu Visit our ITS: its.waketech.edu My Email: cpwheeler@waketech.edu Question PeriodAnswers are OptionalOpinions are always Given