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Title: NMI-EDIT CAMP Synopsis, ISCSI Storage Solution, Linux Blade Cluster, And Current State Of NetID


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NMI-EDIT CAMP Synopsis, ISCSI Storage Solution,
Linux Blade Cluster, And Current State Of NetID
The Identity Management System
  • By Jonathan Higgins

Presentation Template available from Microsoft
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NMI-EDIT CAMP Synopsis
  • Directory Workshop covering directory
    implementation steps, architectures, person
    registries, and operational issues.
  • Basics for implementing an Identity Management
    System.

3
What is Identity Management?
  • Identity Management is an abstract for a system
    that manages Identification, Authentication,
    and Authorization.
  • Identification is the act of pre-assigning a
    unique namespace (a username) to an individual.
  • Authentication binds a person with an Identity
  • Authorization is the act of ensuring that a
    person is afforded access only to services and
    data required to support allowed tasks.

4
The Big Picture
5
Growing Pains and Silos vs. Suites
  • Why are we doing this?
  • Impending Growth of student, faculty, and staff
    population
  • Scalability
  • Silos authentication, authorization and
    application are all self contained and
    individually administrated.
  • Integrated Suites Set of applications that
    authenticate and authorize from a central service
    for multiple applications.

6
What Are We Doing?
  • NetID project ongoing since 9/2002
  • OpenLDAP and Kerberos completed 5/2003
  • Active Directory integration synchronized with
    OpenLDAP and trusted by Kerberos 2/2004
  • Negotiation of data to provide individual
    affiliations for dynamic groups in progress.
  • Blade Technology and new resources.
  • ISCSI storage solution for remote data storage in
    progress.

7
The State of NetID
  • 3rd semester in production, and working as
    intended.
  • New attributes are on the way.
  • Dynamic groups based on affiliations
  • Password Expiration notification system

8
Groups
  • Students, Future Students, Undergraduate,
    Graduate, Staff, Faculty, Employees, Visitors,
    Temp Employees, Student Assistants, Alumni, and
    Retired
  • Groups that will exist before this Fall include
    Department based groups, Degree of Study groups,
    College based groups, and Courses.
  • What other groups do you think we may need?

9
Linux Blade Cluster
  • This project is ongoing and dependant on the
    ISCSI storage solution.
  • The MTA project will provide a single mail
    exchange for the _at_Kennesaw.edu domain. The MTA
    will include Spam control and Virus scanning.
  • Public Visible LDAP replica (FERPA controls will
    be in place for students)

10
ISCSI Storage Array?
  • A procedure will be available to acquire disk
    space.
  • As a system administrator you just need to know
    that ISCSI provides a block level network device,
    not a file IO share.

11
How does the ISCSI Storage System work?
  • Client Systems
  • OS Layer
  • Physical Layer

12
What Still Needs To Be Done?
  • Upgrade NetID and Administration Tools to
    include
  • Modify schema and add attributes as needed
  • Modify RDN for user objects to free the uid
    attribute to allow multi-values or aliases
  • Add Radius for wireless authentication
  • Add Account Locking/Deletion
  • Pursue Campus buy-in to NetID though identifying
    services and providing documentation for
    integration.
  • And more

13
What can we expect in the future?
  • Solution for guest computing may be Sponsorship?
    An idea introduced at the CAMP.
  • Individual account holders would be responsible
    for the sponsorship and creation of an account.
  • The new account would have no more access than
    the sponsor.
  • Access control would be monitored by the sponsor.
  • Possible solution to guest computing issues,
    parental access to their students resources, and
    other.

14
What else can we expect?
  • Inter-Institutional Applications
  • Shibboleth, a Web-based inter-organizational
    authorization system, leverages attribute
    repositories such as directories and the larger
    identity management infrastructure to service
    inter-institutional applications and resource
    sharing.
  • Authentication for students from another trusted
    university to applications and services hosted
    here at Kennesaw and vice-versa.

15
Any Questions?
  • Feel free to ask anything, except topics that do
    not concern KSU.
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