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1 Local Area Networking By Prashant Mali
2 LAN Issues Local Area Networks evolved from stand-alone PCs Control and safety features found commonly in multi-user systems were implemented much later in LANs LANs were mainly implemented for sharing expensive resources like line printers, huge storage disks, etc. Users are more worried about getting resources than about the access control issues
3 LAN Issues Audit trails are not considered until a problem occurs Whether documentation is usually not complete Whether necessary controls and safety measures have been implemented and followed Whether software is installed properly and the required parameters are set properly Whether the appropriate technology is being used
4 LAN Risks Violation of licenses due to usage of unlicensed software. Users can easily access confidential information Loss of data and program integrity Improper disclosure of data due to general access policies rather than a need to know policy Virus infection Destruction of audit trail Potential public access through dial-up access facility
5 LAN Security By enforcing User ID / password conventions By implementing record and file locking to prevent simultaneous update By ordering ownership of files, programs, and directories By providing access on a need to know basis only.
6 LAN Security Guidelines Access Controls Access to directories Trustee rights File Attributes Account restrictions Backup and recovery Dial-up access
7 LAN File System
8 Computing Evolution Mainframes Minicomputers Microcomputers or stand-alone PCs PCs networked with each other - Peer-to-Peer PCs networked with a simple File Server PCs networked with a powerful Server Fat-client Fat-server architecture Thin-client Fat-server architecture
9 Client Server Networking Client Client Server Client Client
10 Client Server Model of Computing Client - The user point-of-entry for the required function. Normally a desktop computer, workstation, or a laptop computer; the user generally interacts directly only with the client. Server - A computer that satisfies some or all of a user s request for data and/or functionality, such as storing or processing shared data and performing back-end functions not visible to users, such as managing peripheral devices and controlling access to shared databases.
11 Why Client Server Improving the flow of management information Better service to end-user departments Lowering IT costs Direct access to required data Higher flexibility of information processing Direct control of operating system Better utilization of existing resources
12 Peer to Peer Networking Request a Service Reply Reply Request a Service
13 Client Server Characteristics Consists of a client process and a server process Client and server can be different systems Client or server can be upgraded independently In some systems, clients can access multiple servers Networking is a must Significant amount of application logic is on client Action is usually initiated by the client Clients generally have a Graphical User Interface Most CS systems have a querying (SQL) capability The database should provide for data security
14 DBMS - Non Client-Server A non client/server database application storing data on the server
15 DBMS - Client-Server A client/server database application storing data on the server
16 Client-Server Modem Print Server Server Music Server DBMS Server File Server
17 Client Server Implementation Risks Technological Risks Operational Risks Economic Risks Political Risks
18 Client Server Budget Breakdown Hardware, software, and communications 72% 19% 5% 4% Education and Training Labour for development, operations, and support Other
19 Top Network Mistakes Turning off the server while users are logged in Deleting important files from the server Copying a file from the server, changing it, and copying it back Sending something to the printer again because it didn t print the first time Unplugging a cable while the computer is on Assuming the server is safely backed up Thinking you can t work because the network is down
20 Network Monitoring Some situations which need an operator s intervention: Consumption of storage space by the message queues Illegal termination of the program Identification of illegal messages on the line Failure of the communication line Fault in the cables used for networking
21 Network Control Terminals Functions of a Network Control Terminal: Administering the network activity levels Changing the queue lengths Exploring the data crossing a communications line Generating system statistics Increasing backup frequency Questioning system status Sending warning messages Starting and terminating communication lines
22 Monitoring Tools Downtime reports Help Desk Reports On-Line Monitors Response time reports
23 OM Thank You
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