School ICT networks comprise computers, and related peripheral equipment, connected to servers by wired and wireless network infrastructure.
These pages provide some basic background information about the components that make up a school ICT network, how these networks operate, and how a school network can support and enhance a vibrant learning environment.
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- File Servers
 Information about configuring servers that authenticate users, and store students' and teachers' data. |
- Intranet Servers
 Information about configuring web servers and mail servers for school Intranets. |
- Proxy Servers
 Information about caching web sites for faster access on school networks. (See also Wazza's Site Capture Links.) |
- Content Filters
 Information about web content filters for use on school (and home) networks. |
- Sentral Stuff
 Information relating to the use of Sentral servers in a school environment.
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- School Networks
 Information about the network cabling & other infrastructure that connects servers to client computers. |
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- Desktop Maintenance
 Information about deploying and maintaining software on client computers on school networks.
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- Re-imaging computers
 Step-by-step notes about making a "master" image of a computer, then deploying that image to other computers.
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- Tablet Devices
 Information and links relating to the deployment and integration of tablet devices in schools. |
- The Cloud
 Information and resources that are related to the increasingly popular concept of "cloud" computing. |
- VNC Software
 Observe or control one computer's screen from another computer.-
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- Windows & Mac Integration
 Windows clients with a Mac server. Mac clients with a Windows server. Sharing files between Win and Mac. |
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