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Email
Fayetteville State University is currently using a Microsoft Exchange Mail environment.
Network Printing
Managed Remote printing is provided through IP-based printing to Networked HP printers.
File Storage
Internet Access
Fayetteville State University’s Internet access is provided by MCNC(NCREN) a non-profit organization providing the university with 1000Mbps of throughput to the Robeson Street Central Office, and an OC-12(622Mbps) of throughput to Raleigh. Fayetteville State University is one of fourteen Regional POP sites within the NCREN network..
Network Backbone Service
Fayetteville State University is currently running on a Gigabit Fiber backbone that provides 1000Mbps of throughput, and powered with all Cisco Systems hardware. Fayetteville State University’s network is a three tiered hierarchical design with five Cisco 3750G-12 distribution switches supporting multiple academic/administrative buildings; all of the distribution switches have redundant uplinks to the campus’s core routers.
Network Satellite Service
Fayetteville State University supports the following five satellite locations: Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, FSU-Fort Bragg, Institute for Community Justice/FSU Bookstore (Bronco Square Plaza), Chancellor’s Residence (Skye Drive), and University Place Apartments. Fort Bragg, Bronco Square Plaza, and the Chancellor’s Residence are directly connected to Fayetteville State University’s main campus via 10Mbps MetroEthernet connections; University Place Apartments is connected to main campus via 1000Mbps Gigabit Fiber, and Seymour Johnson Air Force Base is connected via site-to-site VPN over a DS3 (45Mbps) connection.. |
Desktop Connectivity
Fayetteville State University users access the campus network over a 10/100 switched Cat6 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) connection.
Client IP Addresses
IP address service is provided to all campus users from a Microsoft DHCP server. Fayetteville State University is a Class "B" authorized user. The Class "B" license for Fayetteville State University has been Class "C" complex subnetted.
Computer Equipment Ordering Assistance and Recommendations
Support and assistance with ordering computer equipment is provided to all Fayetteville State University users. The recommendations on our pricing page have been tested and verified to be compatible with our software packages and network configurations. Ordering information is available on this web site for ordering computers, printers, and accessories.
Lab Design Assistance
Support is available for designing and coordinating the installation of new computer labs. Support is also available for reconfiguring and updating of existing computer labs.
New and Renovated Construction Design Assistance
Support is available for engineering and designing of computer services for new and renovated construction.
Network Security
Develop, monitor, and maintain a secure network to protect users, equipment and services.
Research and Development
Looking into products, services, and technologies for possible use by the campus community. Research and development is done by acquiring new technologies and testing them for what can or cannot be done. Models are then developed for future reference. |
