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The Office of Information Technology
ITA MeetingJune 11, 2009 Travis Room, UC III (2.202)
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ITA Meeting Agenda
Agenda Items Presenter Time
Campus Technology Store Mario Carvajal 15 minutes
Network Upgrade/IP Re-addressing Dan Byrd 15 minutes
Announcements / Q & A Carla Gomez 10 minutes
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Campus Technology Store
15 Minutes Mario CarvajalCampus Technology Store Manager
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Software
Brands Adobe Microsoft SPSS, MathCad, Mathematica, Matlab AutoCad, Autodesk Maya, Maple 13, Corel Painter and
Graphics Suite Antivirus, Project, Visio
Pricing Suggested Dept. Offerings
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Software Online
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Order Online –
www.campustechnologystore.com/d
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Order Online –
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Order Online –
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Order Online –
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Order Online –
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Order Online –
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Hardware
Brands Dell
Not for dept. HP Acer Lenovo MSI Toshiba, Samsung
Laptops, Netbooks in store, special order desktops
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Servicing for software/hardware Servicing options
Desktop, Laptop, Netbooks Diagnostics, Virus removal, Wipe and Reload, Data
Backup/Migration, OS repair, Software/Hardware Install…
Competitive pricing Repair service available to students/faculty/staff on
personal hardware
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Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday (9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.)
Saturday – Sunday Closed
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Other topic?
Peripherals, USB flash drives, calculators, accessories, toner, general tech supplies
Pro Card and POs, no IDTs
College/Dept Software/Hardware student/faculty/staff recommendations
Apple??????
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Questions?
Contact Mario Carvajalmcarvajal@campustechnologystore.com
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Network Upgrade/IP Re-addressing
15 Minutes Dan ByrdAssistant Director Telecommunications
and Networking
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Campus Network Upgrade
A three year plan facilitating increased reliability, functionality and speed for the UTSA network
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Current State of the Network Current network design was initially deployed
in 2000-2001
20 Main Switches – A typical campus building has 1 main switch providing backbone connectivity to all areas of the building.
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Current UTSA Network Design
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Network Upgrade Benefits
Increased Speed Ability to provide Gigabit speeds to the desktop - While the default
connectivity provided to end users will remain at 100 Mb/s, the upgrade will provide a 10 Gigabits per second (Gb/s) backbone connection to each network closet within a building. This increased bandwidth will enable connection speeds of up to 1 Gb/s where required for research or other needs.
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Network Upgrade Benefits
Increased Flexibility Traffic engineering – The new MPLS network will allow UTSA to
determine specific paths for network traffic which will provide greater security flexibility.
VLANs - With the current network design, departmental networks are limited to a physical geographic area. The new network will provide a wide range of options for extending networks across campus (VPLS, L3 VPN, etc.)
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New Network Design
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Flexibility Scenarios
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Campus Private Re-address
Current network address scheme provides a class C public address space per network closet (250 hosts)
Future network address scheme will provide a Class B private address space per network closet (500 hosts)
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Campus Private Re-address
Each building will move into private address space as network equipment is upgraded.
10.x.x.x network will be used 10.1.x.x for JPL 10.2.x.x for SB Etc.
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Private Addressing
NAT (Network Address Translation)
Dynamic NAT translation for DHCP clients to 129.115.x.x addressing
Statically addressed systems can be 1 to 1 NAT translated as requested for public accessibility
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Private Addressing
NAT (Network Address Translation)
DNS changes will be made as necessary as public addresses are changed
Administrative servers in JPL Operations will remain publicly addressed
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NAT Overview
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Network Project Overview
Timeframe The network upgrade is being implemented over a 3 year time
period ending December 2011.
In year one the core network residing in the JPL datacenter as well three other main switches will be upgraded to support 10 Gb/s. In year two, seven main switches will be upgraded to support 10 Gb/s connections. In the final year, eight main switches will be upgraded to support 10 Gb/s connections.
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Network Project Overview
BuildingSchedule
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
EBII July/August 2009 BSEB MS
JPL October 2009 AB HSS
Science November 2009 BB Durango
Main Frio
EB ITC
PP Monterrey
UC UH
West Campus
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Questions?
Contact Dan ByrdDan.Byrd@utsa.edu
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Announcements and Questions
10 Minutes Carla Gomez
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Announcements
E-mail update
CIO Search
Telephone Bills Going Online
RowdySpace Advanced Upload now available
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Questions?
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Contact Usoit@utsa.edu
Thank you!
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