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WIRELESS NETWORKING, CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS & VIDEO-CONFERENCE SYSTEM INSTALLATION

WIRELESS NETWORKING, CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS & VIDEO-CONFERENCE SYSTEM INSTALLATION. AYOMIDE ODUNSI JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR: JOHN KONC COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNICAL DIVISION, FERMI NAT’L ACCELERATOR LAB. Presentation Content. Tech Division

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WIRELESS NETWORKING, CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS & VIDEO-CONFERENCE SYSTEM INSTALLATION

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  1. WIRELESS NETWORKING, CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS & VIDEO-CONFERENCE SYSTEM INSTALLATION AYOMIDE ODUNSI JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR: JOHN KONCCOMPUTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNICAL DIVISION, FERMI NAT’L ACCELERATOR LAB

  2. Presentation Content • Tech Division • Computing and Information Systems (CIS) • Project Descriptions • Results & Conclusion • Acknowledgements

  3. Provide Support to Fermi via Accelerator & Detector Components Development Design Fabrication Testing Maintenance CIS Roles Hardware Computing Install & support Network Install & maintenance Network infrastructure and maintenance Software Standard office productivity Various CAD analysis programs (magnet and mechanical) In house QC & testing Tech Division’s Role In Fermi Research

  4. PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS Wireless Content Video Network Management Conference Install Systems Setup

  5. WIRELESS NETWORK SETUP • What is wireless networking? • Communication btw at least two computers • Excludes the use of wired cabling • Utilizes standard network protocols • Type of Wireless Networks • Access point/base station • Network Interface Cards • Can connect to a wired LAN • Sharing resources (file servers & connectivity)

  6. WIRELESS NETWORK SETUP CONT’D • Wireless Network Type Utilized for Installation • Dedicated Hardware Access Point (HAP) technique • Supports the 802.11b/g networks(11/54Mbps) • Hardware • Base station/access point • Broadcasts high frequency radio signals • Patch Panel • Switch Uplink • Cat 5e cables

  7. Fig 1b displays the installed base station/access point along with the patch-panel and switch box (uplink)

  8. Why Wireless? • Portability • Test stands (data acquisitions) • Portables (laptops) • Increased connectivity • Simple & flexible installation procedure • Great for locations where traditional wired cabling installation is practically not feasible

  9. CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (CMS) • Data • Storage • Organization • Maintenance/management • Distribution

  10. Plone Open source technology User friendly Vastly Customizable feature set Highly usable UI Built on Zope Zope Web Application Server for Plone Object Database Content Management Framework (CMF) CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (CMS)

  11. Fig 3-a shows screen shots of a generic Plone Site as well as its associated ZMI

  12. I. SITEADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT User roles/privileges Member Reviewer Manager Owner Adding new products Content creation Publication Adding traditional and custom content types II. DOCUMENTATION FOR TD-DMS PLONE SITE Tutorials Adding new objects Changing object states Basic site administration III. BULK LOADING ARCHETYPES(CMF) CUSTOM TYPES WEBDAV CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (CMS)

  13. Fig 3-b-i shows the documentation created for “performing different tasks in plone” for the TD-CIS Plone site

  14. Fig 3-b-ii shows the administrative interface for adding users to the ILC plone site

  15. Fig 3-b-iii shows a similar administrative interface for adding groups to the ILC plone site

  16. Video Conferencing • Background on tele/video conferencing • Setup • Creation of end user documentation for video conferencing

  17. Video Conferencing • The use of electronic channels to facilitate real-time communication among groups of people at two or more locations • Audio • Video • Effective communication tool • Essential for collaboration • Excellent for remote communication

  18. Image showing video-conference setup

  19. RESULTS & CONCLUSION • Results • Increased internet connectivity within Fermilab’s Technical Division • Managing and maintaining effective collaboration tools • Conclusion • Improved knowledge and skill set in networking • Enhanced knowledge in computing support systems

  20. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT • God • John Konc • Members of the CIS • SIST Committee • Dr. Elliot McCrory • Ms. Dianne Engram • Dr. Jim Davenport • Ms. AudreyArns • Mentors: Jamieson Nielsen & Cosmore Sylvestre • CIS and SIST Interns

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