DHCP and a big damn wall
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Make all of the Dorms DHCP while the classroom and
administration buildings are Static IP, then seal
them off from each other. The only place both
should have access to is the school mail servers.
I work for one of the top five wired schools in the nation, and students can only see other dorm shares. Students use Peer2Peer or just run through Windows shares. It runs most of the time and issues only really arise from ground seep taking out major wiring and occasional lose of our connection to the outside world from unexpected circumstance.
Wizardofod
Once the LANLord of the Slums, now just a low rent vigilante.
All right Towel Day is on for this year but I want to bring something up.
I would like to suggest that Towel Day not be a single day to celebrate a man like Douglas Adams, but those of us who treasure his works, make his birthday March 11, a Towel Day tradition for us to carry out and hand down to our children once they read the series as well.
No this may sound like a bit much but hear me out and think about it.
Maybe Ill be the only one but at least I told a few of you and you can follow if you choose.
wizardofod
"For a moment, nothing happened.
Then, after a second or so, nothing continued to happen."
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Make all of the Dorms DHCP while the classroom and administration buildings are Static IP, then seal them off from each other. The only place both should have access to is the school mail servers. I work for one of the top five wired schools in the nation, and students can only see other dorm shares. Students use Peer2Peer or just run through Windows shares. It runs most of the time and issues only really arise from ground seep taking out major wiring and occasional lose of our connection to the outside world from unexpected circumstance.
Wizardofod
Once the LANLord of the Slums, now just a low rent vigilante.
All right Towel Day is on for this year but I want to bring something up.
I would like to suggest that Towel Day not be a single day to celebrate a man like Douglas Adams, but those of us who treasure his works, make his birthday March 11, a Towel Day tradition for us to carry out and hand down to our children once they read the series as well.
No this may sound like a bit much but hear me out and think about it.
Maybe Ill be the only one but at least I told a few of you and you can follow if you choose.
wizardofod
"For a moment, nothing happened.
Then, after a second or so, nothing continued to happen."