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== General Overview ==
== General Overview ==
Logan (10.21.25.11) 1 out of 2 of the Dell PowerEdge R430's that we have in Mr. Chamberlain's room. It primarily functions as a print server, BDC (backup domain controller, a host for our DHCP/DNS backups, and a WAMP (Apache) server.
Logan (10.21.25.11) 1 out of 2 of the Dell PowerEdge R430's that we have in Mr. Chamberlain's room. It primarily functions as a print server, BDC (backup domain controller, a host for our DHCP/DNS backups, and a WAMP (Apache) server.

Revision as of 16:10, 7 December 2018

General Overview

Logan (10.21.25.11) 1 out of 2 of the Dell PowerEdge R430's that we have in Mr. Chamberlain's room. It primarily functions as a print server, BDC (backup domain controller, a host for our DHCP/DNS backups, and a WAMP (Apache) server.

Startup

There is currently only 1 file in the startup folder which is a visual basic script to start up the Parsoid server. The code for that can be seen as follows:

set w = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
w.Run chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\nodejs\parsoid\parsoid.bat" & chr(34), 0
set w = Nothing

Print Services

There are currently 2 active print servers on Logan: one for the Brother HL-4570CDW printer, and one for the HP LaserJet P4014 UPD PCL 6 printer.

Logan PrintAllPrinters.png

Below is the advanced configuration page for both of the main printers.

Printers-advanced logan.png

Backup Domain Controller

Logan is also a backup domain controller for Loki. Its current production configuration can be seen below.

Logan ForwardLookupZones.png

WAMP Stack (Apache Server)

Everything you need to know about our web server can be found on the Apache page. It covers everything ranging from installation to configuration, and covers the basics to troubleshooting.

DHCP

Logan runs as a backup DHCP server. The configuration for it can be seen below:

DNS

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