IUPUI School of Engineering and Technology
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 ghost server is used to pull and push updated images to and from workstations that reside in two of the labs use by University Department students. This project was created to run and maintain the ghost server. This process included updating the image on a single machine, pulling that image back to the server,…
Research was conducted to locate a software solution that could back up several Windows and MAC workstations. The solution found for MAC was TimeMachine and for Windows, NTBACKUP. Also, two solutions were discovered that could back up both platforms. These solutions were iBackup and Symantec Backup Exec. Project Student: Patrick G. Fisk
The goal of this particular project was to set up a system that monitored the motion in the server room of a university department. A webcam was used to capture images for every second that motion was detected. The software that was chosen to be used to meet the goal was VideoMonitor. Project Student: Matt…
The contents of this project involved the migration of a not-for-profit’s website from the CyberLab server to the ET Online Server. Project Student: Marcus Chambliss
The individual created a lab for an advanced networking class so they could perform certain actions in relation to the console ports of the switches in the classroom. Project Student: Matt Hoffman