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AFS & Kerberos BPW NJIT Site Report 2010

AFS & Kerberos BPW NJIT Site Report 2010. Kevin.Walsh@njit.edu NJIT University Computing Systems May 26, 2010. Overview. Two production AFS cells Three test cells At least one “basement” cell Variety of Kerberos deployments Successfully de-balkanized user populations

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AFS & Kerberos BPW NJIT Site Report 2010

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  1. AFS & Kerberos BPWNJIT Site Report2010 Kevin.Walsh@njit.eduNJIT University Computing Systems May 26, 2010

  2. Overview • Two production AFS cells • Three test cells • At least one “basement” cell • Variety of Kerberos deployments • Successfully de-balkanized user populations • Centralized facilities and support for all academic departments

  3. CAD.NJIT.EDU • Academic support, including research computing • Established 1993 • Five file servers • Three database servers • Three Kerberos servers • Total of 11.3 TB in 27,061 volumes • About 23,100 entries in PTS • Backup via NetBackup • Several hundred MS Windows clients • Two hundred Solaris, Linux, MAC clients

  4. UIS.NJIT.EDU • Information services (administrative) support only • Established 2002 • Six file servers • Four DB / KA servers • Total 1.1TB • About 80 PTS entries, 35 are “real” users • About 300 clients, servers/VMs/Zones • Virtualized servers

  5. Future efforts • Continued SSO efforts • Completion of transition to Krb-5 only • Integration of OpenAFS with SGE (tight Kerberos 5 integration) • Continuing NJEDge.net CI-ACT efforts to implement a pilot state-wide AFS cell(s) • Commitment to OSS

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