1. The Office of Information Technology ITA Meeting June 11, 2009 Travis Room, UC III (2.202)

2. The Office of Information Technology ITA Meeting Agenda Agenda ItemsPresenterTime Campus Technology Store Mario Carvajal15 minutes Network Upgrade/ IP Re-addressing Dan Byrd15 minutes Announcements / Q & ACarla Gomez10 minutes

3. The Office of Information Technology Campus Technology Store 15 Minutes Mario Carvajal Campus Technology Store Manager

4. The Office of Information Technology Software Brands Adobe Microsoft SPSS, MathCad, Mathematica, Matlab AutoCad, Autodesk Maya, Maple 13, Corel Painter and Graphics Suite Antivirus, Project, Visio Pricing Suggested Dept. Offerings

5. The Office of Information Technology Software Online

6. The Office of Information Technology Order Online – www.campustechnologystore.com/d

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12. The Office of Information Technology Hardware Brands Dell Not for dept. HP Acer Lenovo MSI Toshiba, Samsung Laptops, Netbooks in store, special order desktops

13. The Office of Information Technology Servicing for software/hardware Servicing options Desktop, Laptop, Netbooks Diagnostics, Virus removal, Wipe and Reload, Data Backup/Migration, OS repair, Software/Hardware Install… Competitive pricing Repair service available to students/faculty/staff on personal hardware

14. The Office of Information Technology Hours of Operation Monday – Friday (9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.) Saturday – Sunday Closed

15. The Office of Information Technology Other topic? Peripherals, USB flash drives, calculators, accessories, toner, general tech supplies Pro Card and POs, no IDTs College/Dept Software/Hardware student/faculty/staff recommendations Apple??????

16. The Office of Information Technology Questions? Contact Mario Carvajal mcarvajal@campustechnologystore.com

17. The Office of Information Technology Network Upgrade/IP Re-addressing 15 Minutes Dan Byrd Assistant Director Telecommunications and Networking

18. The Office of Information Technology Campus Network Upgrade A three year plan facilitating increased reliability, functionality and speed for the UTSA network

19. The Office of Information Technology Current State of the Network Current network design was initially deployed in 2000-2001 20 Main Switches – A typical campus building has 1 main switch providing backbone connectivity to all areas of the building.

20. The Office of Information Technology Current UTSA Network Design

21. The Office of Information Technology Network Upgrade Benefits Increased Speed Ability to provide Gigabit speeds to the desktop - While the default connectivity provided to end users will remain at 100 Mb/s, the upgrade will provide a 10 Gigabits per second (Gb/s) backbone connection to each network closet within a building. This increased bandwidth will enable connection speeds of up to 1 Gb/s where required for research or other needs.

22. The Office of Information Technology Network Upgrade Benefits Increased Flexibility Traffic engineering – The new MPLS network will allow UTSA to determine specific paths for network traffic which will provide greater security flexibility. VLANs - With the current network design, departmental networks are limited to a physical geographic area. The new network will provide a wide range of options for extending networks across campus (VPLS, L3 VPN, etc.)

23. The Office of Information Technology New Network Design

24. The Office of Information Technology Flexibility Scenarios

25. The Office of Information Technology Campus Private Re-address Current network address scheme provides a class C public address space per network closet (250 hosts) Future network address scheme will provide a Class B private address space per network closet (500 hosts)

26. The Office of Information Technology Campus Private Re-address Each building will move into private address space as network equipment is upgraded. 10.x.x.x network will be used 10.1.x.x for JPL 10.2.x.x for SB Etc.

27. The Office of Information Technology Private Addressing NAT (Network Address Translation) Dynamic NAT translation for DHCP clients to 129.115.x.x addressing Statically addressed systems can be 1 to 1 NAT translated as requested for public accessibility

28. The Office of Information Technology Private Addressing NAT (Network Address Translation) DNS changes will be made as necessary as public addresses are changed Administrative servers in JPL Operations will remain publicly addressed

29. The Office of Information Technology NAT Overview

30. The Office of Information Technology Network Project Overview Timeframe The network upgrade is being implemented over a 3 year time period ending December 2011. In year one the core network residing in the JPL datacenter as well three other main switches will be upgraded to support 10 Gb/s. In year two, seven main switches will be upgraded to support 10 Gb/s connections. In the final year, eight main switches will be upgraded to support 10 Gb/s connections.

31. The Office of Information Technology Network Project Overview Building Schedule Year 1Year 2Year 3 EBIIJuly/August 2009BSEBMS JPLOctober 2009ABHSS ScienceNovember 2009BBDurango MainFrio EBITC PPMonterrey UCUH West Campus

32. The Office of Information Technology Questions? Contact Dan Byrd Dan.Byrd@utsa.edu

33. The Office of Information Technology Announcements and Questions 10 Minutes Carla Gomez

34. The Office of Information Technology Announcements E-mail update CIO Search Telephone Bills Going Online RowdySpace Advanced Upload now available

35. The Office of Information Technology Questions?

36. The Office of Information Technology Contact Us oit@utsa.edu Thank you!