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hardware and software infrastructure within the County.
but be incapable of running the present operating system.
District resources suffer through a machine's outage.
failed; tracking down these false leads takes time.
organization receives the same response a home-user may receive.
enough) to read a document from a different vendor.
familiar with all of them.
Service Level Agreements (SLA) to provide some level of support.
are in the "other" category unless an SLA has been written by INS.
Reflections, etc.) must be County machines.
( Students may use either County or Other PCs.
may be either a County or Other PC.
is to be used to access county applications, then it cannot be an "other" PC.
pre-installed on the machine, it must be erased, and a new copy purchased.
Operating System (OS) book accompanied the PC and it has a certificate.
listing the number of PCs that are utilizing this program.
the network, the PC must have a minimum level of hardware and software.
network card (NIC) must be TCP/IP compliant.
software purchased for the machine must be licensed.
or edit images on the device.
parts at no cost to the department.
need to maintain a copy of installation CDs.
can still support all County PCs and image them if necessary.
need to maintain a copy of all installation CDs for software installed.
may not appear on this list, contact INS if you are unsure about installation.
Can be a security risk.
IMs become a portal for virus to be passed.
( Contact INS for recommendations.
vendor for anti-virus software is McAfee.
hand-held device with their PC.
include a Network Interface Card (NIC)?
( Does your PC's operating system support this printer?
(see section on networked printers below)?
month) as opposed to the amount it is required to print?
( Limited help is available on non-HP printers.
only external device supported by INS for connecting printers to the network.
file/print server; a service request must be created for this to occur.
is the responsibility of the individual entity.
of local repair vendors that is available upon request.
the originating location (department or school).
out to the district WAN.
responsible for the connection from the PC to the wall-jack.
not be allowed without first consulting INS.
CSU/DSU's); location staff will not perform this function.
be terminated using the TIA/EIA 568B (AT&T 258A) standard.
WAN, and in some cases within separate sections of a building.
purchase of new network equipment for a Lab should only purchase switches.
point-to-point or point to multi-point wireless connection for network access.
Requires a Radius server, time & FTE to manage the server.
without the need to move or setup wireless access points.
is the responsibility of the location. In the future, a standard will be developed and supported by INS.
equipment is installed and maintained by the vendor. It is proprietary and secure. INS supports this equipment.
ensure the security of the Counties network.
site; many hacker attacks and most viruses come from downloaded files.
"clean" and exercise discretion when opening attachments.
use of these services takes network bandwidth away from schools.
access to County devices and data.
ensuring all software installed is legally licensed.
forcing all users to change their passwords on a routine basis.
passwords; INS will no longer be able to give a user their password.
reset please call the INS at 445-7028.
restricted because this is the area frequently attacked by external hackers.
DMZ access are reviewed, as is the specific access required.
section of a machine in the DMZ.
testing on a secure development machine.
software is installed to support unique application or processes.
does not have the resources to currently accomplish this task.
to their User folder which is automatically backed up.
backing up a PC to a server.
9.1.3 Data stored on a County maintained server.
have full rights to the server.
with one set each month stored off-site for a year.
99 = 1999 rat = Year of the rat.
letters in the name of the school plus a phrase to be determined every year.
as, an installation from scratch can take several hours.