DDI in University Environments
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This document discusses dynamic DNS and DHCP management in university network environments. It describes how specialized solutions like IPControl can help universities manage their large, distributed networks through the use of containers, block types, device types, address types and domain types to automate network services configuration. The document also covers how IPControl allows administrators to define policies to maintain containers and customize views.
DDI in University Environments
- 1. DDI in University Environments Special Circumstances call for special Solutions.
- 2. Research and Teaching ▸ Skilled Team ▸ Some Kind of DDI ▸ Huge Number of Networks and Zones ▸ Distributed Setup ▸ ISC BIND/DHCP 2
- 3. Core Network Services (back then) 3 named.conf dhcpd.conf Zone Files dhcpd.leases Logging
- 4. Core Network Services (these days) 4
- 5. The Magic of IPControl ▸ Containers ▸ Block Types ▸ Device Types ▸ Address Types ▸ Domain Types ▸ Information Templates 5
- 6. Containers 6
- 7. Containers 7
- 10. Address Types 10
- 11. Domain Types 11 In the Database. In the DNS.
- 13. Let's mix it up. ▸ Container Maintenance ▸ Administrator Policies 13
- 18. Administrator Policies 18 Admin Navigation Helpdesk Navigation
- 21. Administrator Policies 21 Admin View Helpdesk View
- 22. What else? ▸ Server 2016/2019 or RHEL/CentOS 7 ▸ Pre-configured Machines and Images ▸ APIs & CLIs ▸ Cloud Automation Appliance ▸ Orchestrator Plugins ▸ DNS Security ▸ Managed Services 22