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High Tech Elementary School Networking Recommendations Server Recommendations Computer Recommendations
Grades K-5
200 Students
200 iPads
50 Mac Book Pros (4 per classroom)
12 Academic Teachers
12 iPads& Mac Book Pros
12 Smart Boards
4 Elective Teachers
2 iPads& Mac Book Pros
3 Smart Board
Music Room, Art Room, Health Classroom
1 Librarian
1 iPad & Mac Book Pro
1 Smart Board
1 Media Specialist
1 iPad & Mac Book Pro
1 Principal
1 iPad & Mac Book Pro
1 Secretary
1 Mac Book Pro
Computer Lab
17 Computers
1 Smart Board

2 Classes per grade level
16 students per classroom
18 Teachers (6 part time or 3 full time that teach 2 electives)
1 Librarian/Media Specialist
2 Secretaries
1 Principal
Electives
Monday:Keyboarding/Computers

We welcome the opportunity to discuss an upgrade in network administrative systems for your new school. The following will outline five key items that will offer the highest level of network security, thus, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
The server structure will be bid based, and determined when the school population is determined. A core component of the vendor bid will be Virtual machines with hot swappable redundant array of independent disks (RAID) and fail-over clustering to ensure 99.999% availability. Equipment location will be in an environmentally controlled room with access based on multifactor authentication and camera monitoring, thus, a multilayered approach to security.
by LoJack, whomwhich will work
Wi-Fi offers mobility and scalability and security is a concern here as well. We propose the WAP be linked to a fiber link in the classroom, authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA) will be provided by a Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) server with IEEE 802.1i infrastructure. Confidentiality will be provided through AES-Counter Mode CBC-MAC Protocol. Our proposal with Wi-Fi is to implement IEEE 802.11n, thus providing needed performance, and allowing for scalability.
All wireless network communications will be provided through VLANs, with infrastructure design to be determined when the current and proposed growth for classroom size is determined. InterVLAN communication will be provided by layer 3 switches which will be purchased based on vender bid.

McVey Intermediate School District
Memorandum
To: Mr. McVey PhDMichael McVey, CEO
From: GYG Consulting
Date: March 15, 2012

Part 3
A recommendation on the kinds of technology that the school might use in terms of networking, servers, and computers.

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Part 2
A design and

Description of School
Elementary School
2 Classes per grade level
16 students per classroom
Electives:Electives
Monday:Keyboarding/Computers
Tuesday: Music/Art
Thursday: Keyboarding/Computers
Friday: Library
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The school building has 12 classrooms, library, one computer lab, gymnasium, health room, music room, art room, teacher planning room, teachers' lounge, and office.