IIITM-K Knowledge Base

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Contents 1 IIITM-K_How-to_Knowledge_Base 2 /Wireless setup at IIITM-K 2.1 Networks 2.2 Classification 2.3 Authentication 2.4 Services 2.4.1 Public 2.4.2 Internal 3 Estimated diskspace need for backup 4 Installing Canon iR2016 printer Drivers on linux

IIITM-K_How-to_Knowledge_Base

/Wireless setup at IIITM-K

Networks

Classification

1. Demilitarized zone
2. Wireless
3. Thin clients
4. Incubator
5. Other Wired
6. Virtual Private Network

Authentication

1. NIS or LDAP for all services
2. RADIUS Authentication for Infrastructure Wireless Network
3. VPN for Ad-Hoc wireless networks

Services

Public

1. Mail
2. SVN
3. Institute Website (Site, Desktop, Wiki, Blog)
4. Remote Access

Internal

1. Issue tracker
2. ILMS
3. Wiki Internal

Estimated diskspace need for backup

User data backup quota: 5GB/user Mail data backup quota: 0.5GB/user

Staff & faculty  : 30
Students  : 100
Project trainees : 20

Total  : 150

=> 150*5G  = 750GB
=> 150*0.5 =  75GB
=> total   = 825GB
=> backup  =   1TB

Installing Canon iR2016 printer Drivers on linux

1. Download the drivers from the Canon iR2016 Driver page. The driver that we will need is UFR2 Printer Driver. (It will be a zip file the name was when I downloaded is ufr2linuxv130.zip)
2. Unzip the zip file. (I got a directory UFRII_UFRIILT) The directory contains more directories containg rpms for 32 bit, 64 bit and source. rpm can be installed directly on a linux distro using the rpm for package management.
3. Install the rpm using the command. Pick the apropriate version of your OS.
   1. On fedora: rpm -Uvh cndrvcups-ufr2-1.30-1.i386.rpm cndrvcups-common-1.30-1.i386.rpm
   2. On debian:
      sudo alien -k cndrvcups-ufr2-1.30-1.i386.rpm cndrvcups-common-1.30-1.i386.rpm
      sudo dpkg -i cndrvcups-ufr2-1.30-1.i386.deb cndrvcups-common-1.30-1.i386.deb
4. To be continued configuring CUPS for double sided printing and collating.