Introduction |
Wi-Fi Facility |
Internet
Facility
Computing
Facility | Video
Conferencing Facility | Achievements
Optical Fiber Back Bone Campus Network
IT Facilities :-
Introduction :-
Recognizing the crucial importance of computer
networking, the University initiated its efforts by
evolving a plan for developing a Campus Wide Computer
Network with a mandate to link together all the
computing resources located in different departments,
centres and other buildings of the University for easy
and effective access by the University community
comprising of faculty, scientific and research
personnel, students, and staff to a host within and/or
outside the University of IT- based services such as
the e-mail, internet, and access to a large variety of
knowledge sources available. The IT-Cell with an
emphasis to make Jammu University an IT enabled
University. Realizing that the Campus Network is the
backbone for the implementation of Intranet and
Internet applications, the Campus Networking project
was conceived and proposed. Campus Networking &
Internet Group headed by Prof. G.S. Sambyal was
constituted to implement the project in a phased
manner.
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Networking, Internet, Web services Group
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Prof. Devanand (Director/Head of Computer
Sc. & IT)
email:- dpadha@rediffmail.com
Mr. Amit Mahajan (System Analyst)
email:- amit_ja2@rediffmail.com
(09419183767 [Mob])
Er.Narender Chand (Asstt. Programmer)
email:- narendera25@gmail.com (09419202716
[Mob])
Mr. Rakesh Sharma (Lab Attendant)
email:- rakeshjmu@gmail.com
Mr.Ankush Sehgal (Networking Assistant)
email:- ankush7147@yahoo.co.in (09419122568
[Mob]) |
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The first phase of the project was implemented and
commissioned on November 2003. Under this phase all
departments [Teaching/non-Teaching] of the University
are connected with optical fiber backbone. Networking
Control Room with Central Switch and other related
equipment [Hardware/Software] and infrastructure is
established in the Department of Computer Science &
IT. The Campus Networking project took concrete shape
when in NOV - 2003 a robust networking backbone, based
on multi-mode fiber-optic cabling spread over a
distance of about 3 km extending to various
departments of the University was commissioned using
Cisco catalyst 4500 series central switch using
backend switches (Cisco 2950) with their embedded
firewalls Cisco 5215 and Cisco 515and Intrusion
Detection System (IDS) 4215 modules. These hardware
firewalls safeguard the network from the outside
threats and intrusions. The Jammu University campus is
a Wi-Fi campus with access to Internet and e-mail for
7*24 hours, the Electronic mail and other computing
facilities for all the working hours. The work of
continuous up gradation of non networked PCs is in
progress