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Revision as of 15:04, 2 September 2014
Here is a collection of documents we have written about how to set up various parts of our infrastructure. As they may be useful to other schools and businesses, we have made them public under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
SMUS Virtual Desktop
SMUS Virtual Desktop - Access your H: drive and lab programs from home
SMUS Email Configuration
Information about the new email system
How to access shared mailboxes
| Device Type | New | Existing |
|---|---|---|
| Android | New Device Setup | Password Change |
| iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod) | New Device Setup | Password Change |
SDS Calendar Exports
SMUS Wifi Configuration
| Device Type | New | Existing |
|---|---|---|
| Android | New Device Setup | Password Change |
| iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod) | New Device Setup | Password Change |
SMUS Dorm Wired Connection
SMUS Windows 8 Dorm Wired Connection
SMUS Windows 7 Dorm Wired Connection
SMUS Mac OS X Dorm Wired Connection
SMUS Microsoft Lync (Instant Messenger)
SMUS Google Apps Configuration
SMUS Google Drive - Purchasing Additional Storage (staff and faculty only)
SMUS Google Drive Windows - Setting Folders to Sync
SMUS Infrastructure Configuration
We set up a freeradius server that does authentication against our Active Directory server. It has various virtual hosts for authenticating different groups of users, with VLAN settings for certain recognized names, simultaneous use restrictions, and specific hours of service for other groups.