Configure firewalls on linux servers using firewalld. This approach is a file level based port/address configuration that does not require a GUI.
Overview of the integration architecture between the on-premises Alertus platform and the Rave Mobile Safety service.
The network diagrams for CCBC Banner systems provide a comprehensive view of the institution's IT infrastructure, from high-level enterprise architecture down to specific network enclaves
What and how the Cisco Firepower network firewalls and the Palo Alto application firewalls block are described below along with the specifics of what each system is blocking or allowing.
Describes how to test if a port is open for an application to use and who to contact if it is not.
Defines how to manually add a printer via CUPS administration interface.
This article details the process for logging into your college-issued Polycomm phone using your PC
This article contains the checklist for the new Linux server Ansible Enable
This is a description of the different types of phone number assignments CCBC has developed within the phone portions of Teams.
Renew the certificates on the OLVM Management Engine
This article will provide a guide on naming a server.
This article shows how to patch CCBC linux servers using Ansible, intended for entry level Systems personnel.
This article explains the major firewall layers used within CCBC’s technical environment and describes how those layers relate to one another. It is written for technical staff who need a practical understanding of where firewall controls exist, what each layer is intended to protect, and how traffic is generally handled as it moves between servers, campus network segments, the DMZ, and the Internet.
This article will guide the user on setting up a Dental Lab computer