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Student Network connections
From: Frank Barton <bartonf () HUSSON EDU>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2016 09:40:54 -0500
Good morning folks, We are in the process of looking at dropping our student, residential, network connections onto their own internet connection, partially because of their bandwidth needs. When we look at our business network, we have high standards for protection, monitoring, IPS, etc. When looking at the student connections, how are other folks treating them? Stateful Firewall? full IPS? DPI? Content filter? from the cost side of the equation, the traffic that a "firewall" can handle drops drastically the more layers to the security onion you enable. As a side, related, question - how much bandwidth are you providing to your students on a "per-head" basis? (or per kilohead) In the recent FCC report on bandwidth usage, for K-12 they advocated for 1Gbps per kilostudent, however the use-case for residential university students is different than for non-residential K-12 students. Thank You Frank -- Frank Barton ACMT IT Systems Administrator Husson University
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