1. E-Book Repository Solution By Tim Haynes

2. Contents What is an E-book Repository My Solution Components of My Solution Diagram of My Solution Threats and Harms Questions

3. What is an E-book Repository? An E-book Repository is type of digital library in which collections are stored in digital formats (as opposed to print, microform, or other media) and accessible by computers. The digital content may be stored locally, or accessed remotely via computer networks.

4. My Solution To provide small book publishing companies with an IT system that allows for the digital storage (repository) and sale of e-books through e-commerce systems. This will not replace a computer system that may already in place at a publishing company it will be an additional system and will be kept separate, however there may need to be integration for billing systems and customer databases to the current system. The publishing companies will also be able to use the e-commerce solution to sell hardcopies of books.

5. Components of My Solution QNAP TS-239 Pro II Turbo Network Attached Storage QNAP TS-239 Pro II Turbo Network Attached Storage NETGEAR DG834GV Modem/Router NETGEAR DG834GV Modem/Router Joomla! QPKG package Content Management System Joomla! QPKG package Content Management System Adobe Acrobat X Professional Adobe Acrobat X Professional PayPal Website Payment Standard PayPal Website Payment Standard TPG ADSL2+ Business Grade 1 Plan (512K/512K off peak) 12 Month Contract TPG ADSL2+ Business Grade 1 Plan (512K/512K off peak) 12 Month Contract

6. Components of My Solution Adobe Acrobat X Professional This software would be used to convert all books and documents that will be sold by the publishing company into PDF format. This software will allow for all the converted files to be edited and formatted and secured via username and password. Joomla! QPKG package Content Management System Joomla! is an award-winning yet one of the most powerful Open Source Content Management Systems on the planet. Joomla! Will be used to build the website and shop front to sell e-books over the internet. Joomla! Can be downloaded automatically via the built-in web server feature of the QNAP NAS.

7. Components of My Solution QNAP TS-239 Pro II Turbo Network Attached Storage Main features and Specifications include: Intel® Atom™ Single-Core processor Intel® Atom™ Single-Core processor 1GB DDRII RAM 1GB DDRII RAM 2 x 1 TB HDD 2 x 1 TB HDD Supports file sharing and applications access across Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX platforms Supports file sharing and applications access across Windows, Mac, Linux, and UNIX platforms Supports Microsoft Active Directory Supports Microsoft Active Directory iSCSI for Virtualization Deployments iSCSI for Virtualization Deployments FTP Server FTP Server Encrypted Remote Replication Encrypted Remote Replication File Server File Server Print Server Print Server Backup Server Backup Server Web Server Web Server Surveillance Station Surveillance Station IPV6 Support IPV6 Support Advanced RAID Management with Hot-swap Design Advanced RAID Management with Hot-swap Design

8. Components of My Solution QNAP TS-239 Pro II Turbo Network Attached Storage Cont. Features used for the solution include: File Server The NAS HDD will be used to store the e-books and other digital documents that the publishing company wishes to store and sell. The File server provides HTTPS for file sharing using WebDAV. Web Server The built-in Apache web server (which includes a My SQL Database Server) on the NAS will be used in conjunction with the Joomla! CMS to build a website shop front to sell e-books and other digital documents. FTP Server Customers would download e-books and other documents purchased on the website via the built-in FTP Server on the NAS. The File, Web and FTP servers can all be integrated. RAID Management The system would use RAID 1 (Disk Mirroring) between the two HDD for redundancy and backup.

9. Components of My Solution PayPal Website Payment Standard The PayPal WPS is a service offered by paypal.com.au that allows people to covert a website into an online store, by adding PayPal payment buttons to products or services you sell. You can even use WPS to collect subscriptions or donations online. To add WPS to a website, choose a button, copying the HTML code and pasting it into the website. Click on ‘Create payment button’ on the PayPal website to add the button. You can also create a button image, if desired. You can accept credit or debit cards. You can accept credit or debit cards. You do not need a merchant credit facility. You do not need a merchant credit facility. Customers do NOT need a PayPal account in order to pay you. Customers do NOT need a PayPal account in order to pay you. All that will be needed is a PayPal Business Account which is free to obtain. PayPal does however charge a standard fee for receiving a domestic payment which is 2.4% + AUD$0.30 per payment and a fee for receiving an international payment (or cross-border payment) which is 3.4% + $0.30 AUD per payment.

10. Components of My Solution NETGEAR DG834GV Modem/Router This device will provide internet and network connectivity to the QNAP NAS and also provide network security using a firewall with Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) as well as Intrusion Control and Content Filtering. TPG ADSL2+ Business Grade 1 Plan (512K/512K off peak) 12 Month Contract This plan will specifically provide internet connectivity for the system and will be separate from any other internet or phone services that a publishing company may already have in place. It may also be used in conjunction with a separate phone line to be used especially for the ADSL connection.

11. Diagram of My Solution

12. Threats and Harms Loss of stock through theft Loss of stock through theft Failure of internet access Failure of internet access Failure of IT Hardware Failure of IT Hardware Hijacked web presence Hijacked web presence Loss of personnel Loss of personnel Skills becoming out of date Skills becoming out of date Loss of Licensed Software Loss of Licensed Software Loss of E-book Files/Rights to publish Loss of E-book Files/Rights to publish Loss of Billing System Loss of Billing System Power Failure Power Failure Loss of Established Clientele Loss of Established Clientele Loss of Business Reputation and Integrity Loss of Business Reputation and Integrity Loss of Intellectual Property Loss of Intellectual Property Decline in Standard of Business Practices Decline in Standard of Business Practices

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