Back-up Server for Computer Science Department

Victoria Gaylord, Western Kentucky University

Document Type: Article

Abstract

Because Western Kentucky University does not maintain a back-up system for its departments, the Computer Science Department has implemented its own. Using Bacula software on a Unix server, files from faculty desktop computers and servers are backed up to a tape drive on a daily basis. The server is protected from outside threats with a carefully configured firewall script. This paper explains how both the firewall and the back-up software were implemented and how successful that implementation has been.

Advisor(s) or Committee Chair: James Gary, Mustata Atici

Discipline(s)

Computer and Systems Architecture | Data Storage Systems | Other Computer Engineering | Other Computer Sciences

Recommended Citation

Gaylord, Victoria, "Back-up Server for Computer Science Department" (2007). Student Honors Theses. Paper 116.
http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/stu_hon_theses/116

 
Acknowledgements, etc.doc (25 kB)
Acknowledgements

Bibliography.doc (23 kB)
Bibliography

IPTables.doc (26 kB)
Appendix A IPTables Script

Director Daemon.doc (64 kB)
Appendix B Director Daemon Configuration File

Storage Daemon.doc (31 kB)
Appendix B Storage Daemon Configuration File

File Daemon - Client.doc (20 kB)
Appendix B File Daemon Configuration File – Client Machine

File Daemon - Server.doc (21 kB)
Appendix B File Daemon Configuration File - Server