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Linux Implementation Proposal
HACKD LLC. has a new research and development group – LSDG. All systems in LSDG will run the Linux operating system and will access resources as well as share resources with HACKD LLC.s Microsoft Active Directory domain. The domain consists of several Windows Server 2012 R2 servers running various services (Microsoft Active Directory DNS DHCP web services printing and file services).
HACKD LLC. also has around 500 client operating system desktops/laptops that run Windows 7 and Windows XP. There is a mix of desktop and laptop systems.
Current Desktop/Laptop Configuration for Windows 7:
Processor: Intel Core i3 Second Generation
Memory: 4GB RAM
Hard Drive: 350GB
Network Card: 10/100/1000 Mbps
USB Ports: 4 USB 2.0
Monitor: 20inch LCD
Current Desktop/Laptop Configuration for Windows XP:
Processor: Intel Core 2
Memory: 2GB RAM
Hard Drive: 80GB
Network Card: 10/100 Mbps
USB Ports: 4 USB 2.0
Monitor: 15inch LCD
Your boss wants you to come up with a proposal to replace all Windows XP systems with Linux. You will implement the Linux variant specified by your instructor.
Specific Requirements
There are specific requirements for this assignment:
> The final submission should contain at least 5 to 7 pages worth of text written by the student (not counting title page images diagrams tables or quotations that may be used) but may be longer not to exceed approximately 7 pages worth of student-supplied text. It must be double-spaced have 1-inch margins and use12-point Times New Romanor10-point Arial/Helveticafont. A title page is required.
You must turn this assignment to both the assignment area within our LEO classroom as well as to the TurnItIn website. Failure to do so may result in point deductions. Follow the TurnItIn instructions provided within the class.
You must address the following in your proposal and may make any assumptions which are not specified:
> Research and justify whether LSDG will use existing computer hardware that is being used with the Windows XP systems or if new hardware will be required.
> Plan for migration from Windows XP to Linux.
> Determine the hardware to be used and the installation options.
> How will users log onto the systems? Explain.
> How will systems receive IP addresses? Explain.
> How will DNS be accessed by the LSDG systems? Explain.
> Explain how files on the network may be accessed by LSDG.
> Explain how LSDG can securely share files within their group and other selected groups/users in the company.
> How will printing be handled? Explain.
> What if any data will be encrypted? Explain.