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Ramp Presentation

Ramp Presentation. Ed Gibson, Network Analyst Tracy Griffiths, Programmer Analyst John McFadden, Team Leader Strategic Applications Ellen Smout, Security Information Specialist. What is Ramp?. An evolving java database application

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Ramp Presentation

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  1. Ramp Presentation Ed Gibson, Network Analyst Tracy Griffiths, Programmer Analyst John McFadden, Team Leader Strategic Applications Ellen Smout, Security Information Specialist

  2. What is Ramp? • An evolving java database application • targeted at Network Operations, Network Administrators, User Services and the Help Desk. Initial objectives • distributed online update of host dns/dhcp data • support for mobile users via dynamic dhcp Current Vision • A comprehensive network tool for campus SysAdmins

  3. The RAMP Acronym Registration Aggregation Mobility Policy

  4. Ramp Building Blocks Domains Ranges Pools Views Groups

  5. Ramp Building Blocks Domains Ranges Pools Views Groups Host Registration Self Registration Admin Registration

  6. Ramp Building Blocks Network Devices Domains Ranges Pools Views Groups Host Registration Network Equipment Ports Self Registration Admin Registration DocIT

  7. Ramp Building Blocks Network Devices Domains Ranges Pools Views Groups Host Registration Network Equipment Ports Self Registration Admin Registration DocIT Troubleshooting Host Search Dhcp Logs ARP Logs Radius Logs

  8. Ramp Building Blocks Network Devices Domains Ranges Pools Views Groups Host Registration Network Equipment Ports Self Registration Admin Registration DocIT Locking Registered Services Troubleshooting Host Search Dhcp Logs ARP Logs Radius Logs Security Retina

  9. RampComponents

  10. Hosts Domains Network Ranges Pools

  11. View 1 View 2 View 3 Hosts Domains Network Ranges Pools

  12. View 1 View 2 View 3 Hosts Domains Network Ranges Pools Group 1 Group 2

  13. View 1 View 2 View 3 Hosts Domains Network Ranges Pools Group 1 Group 2

  14. Ramp Demonstration

  15. Retina Project When? • Started November of 2002 Why? • To monitor the minimum server standards @ the UWO What? • Retina (from eEye) is a vulnerability scanning tool purchased by the UWO Why Retina? • The most Microsoft friendly of all • Less client blue screens • Good with Solaris/Linux/Mac

  16. Retina Project (cont’d) UWO owns 2 licenses a Class C and a 16 ip • The Class C runs in a scheduler written in Java by John McFadden • Class C continually scans the campus • The 16 ip is run by our Operations staff and is used for On-Demand scans initiated by campus SysAdmins as needed. • On-Demand requests are submitted through a web form.

  17. RetinaDemonstration

  18. LockingDemonstration

  19. Thank you! Questions? • Ed Gibson: egibson@uwo.ca • Tracy Griffiths: tracyg@uwo.ca • John McFadden: dasjlm@uwo.ca • Ellen Smout: esmout@uwo.ca

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