Internet Engineering Course

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Internet Engineering Course

• Outline

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Aims and Contents

• To attain necessary skills for handling day to
  day needs of a today organization regarding
• IT infrastructure
• Site and services deployment and maintenance
• Providing a reliable, stable and secure
  environment

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Major Contents

• Network Design
• Operating System Selection
• DNS-DHCP
• Web Servers
• Web Application Development
• J2EE - .Net
• Content Management

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Major Contents -Continue

• Portals
• Datawarehousing
• Email service
• LDAP
• NAT
• Samba
• Security Tools

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Major Contents -Continue

• Single Sign On (SSO)- Radious
• Clustering Load Balancing
• Client Management

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Problem Specification

• A typical scenario for Internet Engineering case
• Analysis and discussion on requirements

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A typical scenario

• An organization wants to build and enhance its
  current infrastructure and services for better
  presence on the Internet.
• You are assigned to analyze the organization
  needs, develop a solution and implement it.
• In this course we follow a typical software
  engineering process and try to make a suitable
  solution.

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Requirements

• To have an Internet platform with following
  components and features
• Mail service
• Web site
• Central user and workstations management
• Security
• Access to the organizations services anytime and
  anywhere
• Stable and reliable platform

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Requirements (cont.)

• Mail service
• Send and receiving emails
• Spam detection
• Security
• Web interface
• Mailing lists

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Requirements (cont.)

• Web site
• Hosting company web site as well as internal web
  applications (portals, groupware, ERP, etc.)
• Secure platform
• Easy deployment and configuration
• Supporting multiple web languages

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Requirements (cont.)

• Central user and workstation management
• Single sign on capability Single user and
  password for many services
• Remote antivirus installation and maintenance
• OS patch installation
• Remote configuration

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Requirements (cont.)

• Secure environment
• Resistant to intrusions
• AAA (Authentication/Authorization/Accounting)
• Confidentiality
• Integrity
• Availability

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Requirements (cont.)

• Access to the organizations services anytime and
  anywhere
• Be able to use company resources outside the
  organization
• Permit partner organizations to access some part
  of the organizations infrastructure

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Requirements (cont.)

• Stable and reliable
• Data and service protection from software and
  hardware faults
• Scalable service offering

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Next step?

• Analysis of the requirements
• Evaluate candidate solutions
• Select the most suitable solution set

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References

• IP Network Design Guide http//www.redbooks.ibm.c
  om/redbooks/pdfs/sg242580.pdf
• Eve Andersson, Philip Greenspun, and Andrew
  Grumet, Software Engineering for Internet
  Applications, MIT Press 2006. Available online
• Essential System Administration, Third Edition
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• Many online materials from the Internet!

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Grading policy

• Exam 50
• Projects and Home-works 40
• Seminar (optional/Limited) 10
• Additional works up-to 10 additional