LAN Technology Services:

• LAN Consulting Services
  ISC LAN Technology Services provides for fee LAN consulting services. Our consultants can provide assistance to Local Support Providers and server administrators in every stage of Windows Active Directory domain planning, migration and deployment in a physical or virtual environment. Throughout the project we work with LSPs and server administrators to transfer knowledge and assist in documentation. For University units that do not have server administrators we also offer file server maintenance agreements.
  
• LAN File Server Accounts
  ISC sells LAN accounts and server space to departments or individuals that require LAN accounts but do not want the overhead associated with maintaining their own server.
  
• Meeting Maker accounts
  Meeting Maker (MM) is an enterprise calendaring application that is currently in use by a small group of users. ISC expects to retire the Meeting Maker service by mid- December 2008. For more information please send email to magida@isc. To report a problem with Meeting Maker please send email to lan@isc.
  
• Secure Remote Access
  The Secure Remote Access service provides a method for Mac and Windows remote and local users a secure common web based interface to Windows file sharing and applications. This service integrates seamlessy with existing existing Active Directory account management.
  
• Hardware Firewall Security
  Consultants available to provide hardware firewall recommendations, network design, appliance configuration, maintenance, back-up, high-availability and disaster recovery. Our consultants coordinate with ISC Networking and Telecommunications for determining bandwidth utilization and VLAN installations.
  

• Dell Onsite Engineer
  Anthony Ferguson is the University of Pennsylvania Dell onsite engineer. If you need to contact Anthony, please send email to dellose@isc.

• PCnet
  The PC Networking Team, or "PCnet" Team, is open to any University personnel who support PCs in network environments. Monthly team meetings, email list, and web site provide forums for the discussion of PC (Windows) networking issues pertinent to Penn's campus.
  
  
• MacNet
  The Macintosh Networking Team, or "MacNet" Team, is open to any University personnel who support Macintoshes in network environments. Monthly team meetings, email list, and web site provide forums for the discussion of Macintosh networking issues pertinent to Penn's campus.