Proposed Workshop Agenda
Dates: March 14-18, 2011 (Monday-Friday)
Instructor Team
- Alain Aina, NSRC
- Hervey Allen, NSRC
- Brian Candler, NSRC
- Kevin Chege, KENET
- Ron Milford, GRNOC/Indiana University
- Dale Smith, NSRC/UO Network Services
- Carlos Vicente, NSRC
Organizers
- Aminu Ibrahim, ng ICT Forum
- Steve Huter, NSRC
Time Schedule
Schedule | |
Session I | 0830-1030 |
Break | 1030-1100 |
Session II | 1100-1300 |
Lunch | 1300-1400 |
Session III | 1400-1600 |
Break | 1600-1630 |
Session IV | 1630-1800 |
Agenda
Initial Outline
Monday ------ 1. Welcome and Introductions 2. Introduction to Campus Network Design 3. Hierarchical design building blocks - IP address management 4. Quality of Service (QoS) - SLAs (Service Level Agreements) 5. Physical Cabling Infrastructure Tuesday ------- 1. In-building Network Design 2. In-building Network Design, Best Practices continued 3. Lab (Afternoon) Wednesday --------- 1. Campus routing infrastructure - Layer 3 2. Campus Routing Protocols 3. Lab (Afternoon) Thursday -------- 1. BGP and Border Routing Concepts 2. Lab (Afternoon) Friday ------ 1. Security brainstorm - Crypto intro - Lab: ssh public key practical 2. Introduction to Kerberos+LDAP. Practical: - kinit and use it to login to another machine, e.g. NOC. - join student servers into class Kerberos+LDAP domain. 3. Kerberos KDC Practical: build a KDC and add users. Set up Kerberos auth for Apache. 4. Cookbook of security tools - firewalls between VLANs and VRFs - anti-spoofing filtering - E-mail A/V filtering - outbound SMTP blocking, rate limiting, and transparent proxying - graphing, baselining - netflow - TLS - IPSEC - WPA2 PSK and PEAP - 802.1x - RADIUS - OPIE - token based authentication (e.g. cryptocard, yubikey) - active scanning, e.g. nmap, nessus - IDS (which one?) Politics of Security vs. Business as Usual Bandwidth Management Issues Demos
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