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UNITED STATES. Understanding NDS for Directory-Enabled Solutions. Ed Shropshire, NDS Developer Program Manager ed_shropshire@novell.com Novell, Inc. Novell Directory Services (NDS) and the Computing Infrastructure. A real world example: Clemson University

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  2. Understanding NDS for Directory-Enabled Solutions Ed Shropshire, NDS Developer Program Manager ed_shropshire@novell.com Novell, Inc.

  3. Novell Directory Services (NDS) and the Computing Infrastructure A real world example: Clemson University Division of Computing and Information Technology

  4. Background on Clemson IS Mission & Support Structure Userid Management Network Design Server & Network Access Public Access Labs Printing Electronic Mail Intranet Authentication Server Futures Agenda

  5. Background on Clemson Information Systems • Large Systems Background • Strong Development Shop • Mainframe and Open Systems Expertise • Departmental LANs ruled 90’s until NDS • NDS populated in Summer 1995 (36,000) • Departmental LANs gone. More centralized management of the network. • NDS is centerpiece of security and authentication.

  6. Mission and Support Structure • Mission • Defining groups • Support structure • Server strategy and management

  7. Mission & Support Structure

  8. Mission • Provide computing infrastructure. • Empower Users and Departments. • Provide guidance in selecting solutions based on industry standards. • Deploy solutions to meet the needs of institutional computing. • Provide user support and training.

  9. Defining Groups • Network Services - supports the physical network…routers, hubs, backbone • LAN Systems- supports application, group, and personal data servers. • Client Support Group (CSG) - supports faculty and staff via TSPs. • Systems Integration Group (SIG) - supports students and departmental labs.

  10. Defining (more) Groups • Computer Resources - assists with user account problems (DCIT sponsored). • College Consultants - DCIT sponsored person and college sponsored person(s) that help support the end users of the college. • Technology Support Provider (TSP) - supports faculty/staff end users • Help Desk - sponsored by DCIT to assist end users.

  11. Support Structure • Support is based on a four tier model. Problems 2 3 1 4 Computer Resources TSPs Network Services Faculty Staff Client Support College Consultant LAN Systems Students Systems Integration HelpDesk Resources

  12. Server Strategy & Management • Novell and NT servers maintained by Divison of Computing & Info Tech (DCIT). • DCIT provides hardware and Network Operating System (NOS). • DCIT administers backups. • DCIT performs user administration. • Group maintains data and security with help of a Tech Support Provider (TSP). • Virus Protection and Software Metering

  13. Userid Management

  14. Automatic Userid System (AUS) Admissions Personnel Other NDS MVS AUS Unix Other

  15. Automating User Maintenance Admissions Personnel Other MVS AUS Present FTP Daily UIMPORT Run TCP/IP RealTime Summer ‘97 • Add Users • Modify User Attributes • Delete Users NDS USRMAINT.NLM

  16. Userid Management • Automatic Userid System (AUS) • Automating user maintenance

  17. Network Design • Physical network design • Tree design • Every person has a place • Every group has a place • Partition design • Use dedicated "ROOT" servers for NDS replicas • Distribute network management • Login script design • Script design and management • Server timesync hierarchy

  18. Server and Network Resource Access • Personal storage • Personal data server configuration

  19. Server and Network Resource Access (cont.) • Collaborative storage • "Group servers" (faculty and staff) • "App servers" (students) • Group/App/Root server • Average configuration • Faculty/student collaboration • Faculty and Time Synchronization Protocol (TSP)/client support management • Collaborative storage and network bandwidth

  20. Public Access Labs • The virtual PC • Standard lab • Personal storage • Collaborative storage • "App Servers" (students) • Goals of the virtual PC paradigm • Evolution • How it happens to the user

  21. Public Access Labs (cont.) • Constructing the machine • Boot time events • Contextless login • The login script • Isitcool—fail-over applications server attachment • Loading the profile • Special mappings and events

  22. Public Access Labs (cont.) • Collaborative storage • "Group servers" (faculty and staff) • Collaborative storage • Logout • Problems • Network jacks

  23. Public Access Labs (cont.) • Summary of Novell components • Summary of third-party products • Clemson University products • Future directions for us

  24. Printing • Printing strategy • NDS design for printing

  25. Electronic Mail • Electronic mail server • Mail server • Statistics • Automated distribution lists • Automated NDS group membership • Student interface to collaborative storage • Managing distribution lists with NDS • NDS interface to the list server

  26. Intranet • Web serving • NDS web security via Windows NT, UNIX, etc.

  27. Authentication Server • NDS authentication through Windows NT, UNIX, etc. to the web • Using NDS security across the intranet • AUTHSERV client functions • Authentication server as an NDS data gateway • Caldera OpenLinux and Apache modifications • Web interface to home directories via AUTHSERV NDS gateway

  28. Authentication Server (cont.) • Web interface to department pages • Using NDS to secure web pages • WebAuth • Web single sign-on • Auditing NDS connections • What we need

  29. Questions and Answers

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