1. On Demand Internet By The Cool Beans Initiative  Hugh Becking  Gary Chung

2. Agenda Introductions Agenda Project Background Accomplishments Budget Conclusion Acknowledgements & References

3. Introductions Project Name: On Demand Internet Group Name: Coolbeans Initiative Hugh Becking: Project Leader/Hardware Specialist Gary Chung: Software Specialist Former Member: Rob Stallard

4. Project Background Project is based around a Cyber Cafe Customer access terminals are booted over the network Server holds the boot images for the terminals and controls when customers can access the terminals. Terminals feature web access, productivity software, and basic games.

5. Accomplishments Client computers successfully and automatically boot off of the network Server can successfully control Secured and encrypted C&C server Secured and locked down account on the terminals for customer access. Server also hosts a basic game server that the terminals can connect to.

6. Budget Item Cost Hardware Cost$ 7759.00 Software Cost$ 1300.00 Labor Cost$ 70000.00 Total$ 79059.00

7. Lessons Learned Do some research and testing of software and hardware before you try to implement it. Keep a backup or secondary way to access your system Review requirements for meetings and prepare for meetings ahead of time Be Flexible

8. Acknowledgements & References Acknowledgements Colin Chamberlain for being our project sponsor Jason Fisher for help, guidance and for getting us back on track when we went astray References Windows server 2008 r2 security baseline. (2010, September 29). Retrieved from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg236605.aspxhttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg236605.aspx Moussa, T. (2011, September 22). Windows 2008r2 server hardening checklist. Retrieved from https://wikis.utexas.edu/display/ISO/Windows 2008R2 Server Hardening Checklist http://www.ccboot.com/download/ccboot.pdf Kashyap, V. (2009, August 13). How to disable usb ports to prevent malware infection. Retrieved from http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to- disable-usb-ports-to-prevent-malware-infection/

9. Questions?