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| Service Maintenance: Mediasite Classroom Capture | Saturday, May 25, 2013 - 6:00am | Saturday, May 25, 2013 - 6:00pm | VIEW |
OIT's Web Training and Community Manager provides no-cost consults to all CU units to help them satisfy web presence needs.
The IT ServiceCenter will operate with modified hours during the winter break from December 26 to January 6, as follows:
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This page covers policies you should be aware of when running your own Content Management System (CMS).
When you are delegated the role of Application Administrator for a Content Management System (CMS), there are a few things you must be aware of:
1. As with any software application, it is very important the CMS be kept up-to-date. This is not just for security reasons, but also because new system software patches can break the CMS. If the CMS is kept up-to-date, there are usually no problems with system updates. Not keeping up-to-date can result in the CMS being suddenly shut off for security reasons if it is found to be compromised.
We understand your RedHat Linux (RHEL) systems require the highest availability and can not be rebooted often due to the long jobs often running on your systems. To ensure proper security policies are updated and filesystems checks are performed, there are three times each year all servers will be rebooted. This will take place during the following times we have found to impact the fewest people possible:
The RedHat software and updates are available for personal computers at no cost. Follow the steps listed below. If you have questions or concerns, contact Managed Services at 303-492-6096 or trouble@satellite.colorado.edu.
If you don't already have RedHat Enterprise Linux installed on your computer, or are contemplating upgrading, decide whether you want RedHat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL5) or RedHat Enterprise Linux 4 (RHEL4).
All students, faculty and staff on the CU Boulder campus can take advantage of the RedHat site license purchased by the University. The site license entitles users to the software and updates for RedHat Enterprise Linux. By using the site license, you can ensure your RedHat Enterprise Linux systems are kept up-to-date with the latest security patches and software updates from RedHat. Furthermore, the updates will come from a local satellite server housed on CU-Boulder's network, so they will be fast and reliable.
Below are the client certificates available to Managed Services and Consulting customers.
Managed Services and Consulting provides RedHat and FreeBSD Software.
MS&C manages essential campus network databases, including "addhost" and "uniquid". The addhost database contains the master list of allocated IP addresses in the colorado.edu domain and also provides information on every host such as machine type, physical location, and contact information. MS&C creates the master host table and DNS records for the domain from this information in the addhost database.
MS&C offers Web Site hosting on our equipment for a flat fee of $50 per month. This service exists on redundant Red Hat Linux front-end servers running Apache and PHP, with a backend database server running MySQL. This price allows a quota of 4 gigabytes of disk storage on both the front and back end machines. Customer web sites and databases are backed up daily at no additional cost.
This service is appropriate for departments that wish to make use of dynamic content on their site, or departments using a vanity domain (non-colorado.edu) URL.
Managed Services has a fully managed High Performance Computing Cluster (HPCC) Service. Managed Services will build an HPCC and provide total support for the environment including cluster management software, batch queue scheduling software, 24/7 monitoring including historical data, and software installs. This new offering can save thousands of dollars in software costs otherwise spent on commercial products. In addition, our pricing model is set to ensure even the smallest of budgets can afford our services.
Running a server requires having the funds to purchase the server, ensuring renewal and replacement funds are saved for, having the appropriate support infrastracture, providing physical security as well as power and cooling, performing regular hardware upgrades and maintenance, and downtime and troubleshooting if a server component fails.
Managed Services can provide a virtual server for you where you may choose the operating system you want and not have to worry about purchasing a physical server or finding a place for it to live.
This contract service provides for proper functionality of the tools and network services necessary for productive use of distributed computers and workstations. Examples include file servers, application servicers, database servers, web servers, etc.
Services also include: