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Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) 2006/03/03 Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided


  1. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) 2006/03/03 Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  2. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Physical Facilities Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Near-Term Upgrades and Changes Other Needs Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  3. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Campus Impact ◮ Historically, primary customers were students, faculty, and staff in Basic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Chemical Engineering. Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  4. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Campus Impact ◮ Historically, primary customers were students, faculty, and staff in Basic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Chemical Engineering. ◮ In the last few years, customer base expanded to include undergraduates in the Engineering Residence Hall. Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  5. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Campus Impact ◮ Historically, primary customers were students, faculty, and staff in Basic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Chemical Engineering. ◮ In the last few years, customer base expanded to include undergraduates in the Engineering Residence Hall. ◮ As of Fall 2005, facilities had expanded enough to offer services to all Engineering graduate students, possibly with all other Engineering faculty and staff to follow. Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  6. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Physical Facilities ◮ Approximately 50 Windows systems in central labs in Clement Hall Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  7. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Physical Facilities ◮ Approximately 50 Windows systems in central labs in Clement Hall ◮ Approximately 30 Windows systems in special-purpose labs around campus Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  8. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Physical Facilities ◮ Approximately 50 Windows systems in central labs in Clement Hall ◮ Approximately 30 Windows systems in special-purpose labs around campus ◮ 12 Solaris and Linux systems, all remotely-accessible, some with console access Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  9. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Physical Facilities ◮ Approximately 50 Windows systems in central labs in Clement Hall ◮ Approximately 30 Windows systems in special-purpose labs around campus ◮ 12 Solaris and Linux systems, all remotely-accessible, some with console access ◮ 28-node parallel computing facility available overnight and on weekends (5-node facility available 24/7) Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  10. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Physical Facilities ◮ Approximately 50 Windows systems in central labs in Clement Hall ◮ Approximately 30 Windows systems in special-purpose labs around campus ◮ 12 Solaris and Linux systems, all remotely-accessible, some with console access ◮ 28-node parallel computing facility available overnight and on weekends (5-node facility available 24/7) ◮ 1200 GB capacity file server holding 600 GB of university academic and research data Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  11. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Physical Facilities ◮ Approximately 50 Windows systems in central labs in Clement Hall ◮ Approximately 30 Windows systems in special-purpose labs around campus ◮ 12 Solaris and Linux systems, all remotely-accessible, some with console access ◮ 28-node parallel computing facility available overnight and on weekends (5-node facility available 24/7) ◮ 1200 GB capacity file server holding 600 GB of university academic and research data ◮ Daily, monthly, and end-of-semester tape backups of file server data Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  12. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Network Infrastructure ◮ Central facilities are in Clement Hall and are largely independent of the campus network Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  13. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Network Infrastructure ◮ Central facilities are in Clement Hall and are largely independent of the campus network ◮ Firewall connecting central facilities to campus network provides some level of security to labs and filters out unnecessary campus network traffic Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  14. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Network Infrastructure ◮ Central facilities are in Clement Hall and are largely independent of the campus network ◮ Firewall connecting central facilities to campus network provides some level of security to labs and filters out unnecessary campus network traffic ◮ Not part of ITS PCLAB domain, but each domain’s facilities are accessible from the other Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  15. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Services Offered 3 Levels of User Accounts ◮ 1. Student accounts with access to CAE Windows systems in CH405, CH406, CH409, and possibly other labs around campus. Most people with this account type are undergraduates. Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  16. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Services Offered 3 Levels of User Accounts ◮ 1. Student accounts with access to CAE Windows systems in CH405, CH406, CH409, and possibly other labs around campus. Most people with this account type are undergraduates. ◮ 2. Accounts with access to Windows systems listed above, plus file server space and remote access to CAE Unix systems. Most people with this account type are grad students, faculty, or staff. Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  17. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Services Offered 3 Levels of User Accounts ◮ 1. Student accounts with access to CAE Windows systems in CH405, CH406, CH409, and possibly other labs around campus. Most people with this account type are undergraduates. ◮ 2. Accounts with access to Windows systems listed above, plus file server space and remote access to CAE Unix systems. Most people with this account type are grad students, faculty, or staff. ◮ 3. Accounts with access to Windows systems listed above, file server space and remote Unix access, plus physical access to CH208. Most people with this account type are grad students and faculty. Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  18. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Other Services Offered ◮ Web space for publishing non-sensitive data or other materials for coworkers here or elsewhere at http://www.cae.tntech.edu/ ∼ USERNAME/ Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

  19. Outline Campus Impact Physical Facilities and Infrastructure Services Offered Future Plans Other Services Offered ◮ Web space for publishing non-sensitive data or other materials for coworkers here or elsewhere at http://www.cae.tntech.edu/ ∼ USERNAME/ ◮ Semi-private web space for publishing more sensitive data in files and folders under http://www.cae.tntech.edu/ ∼ USERNAME/private/ Mike Renfro (renfro@tntech.edu) TTU Computer-Aided Engineering Network Facilities

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