XO Laptop School Server (John Watlington)

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    1. One Laptop per Child School Server May 20, 2008 One Laptop per Child
    2. School Server
      • A set of software which provides:
        • A Network Gateway
        • Centralized school services
        • Content services
      • (future) A reference design for a low power, low cost server hardware platform
    3. School Server
      • Networking
      • Services
      • Hardware
    4.  
    5. A Network Gateway
      • Provides the connection between the school network and the “Internet”
      • Allows the school server to provide:
        • Network filtering
        • Content caching
      • Not required for larger school w. dedicated network infrastructure
    6. Networking Services
      • Full function IPv4 network gateway
      • Address assignment (DHCP)
      • Name resolution (DNS)
      • HTTP Caching
        • Maximizes use of Internet connection
    7. School Server
      • Networking
      • Services
      • Hardware
    8. Services (now)
      • Time
      • Registration
        • Associates a laptop with a school
      • Presence & Collaboration
        • Centralized service needed when more than 30 laptops together
      • HTTP caching
        • Efficient use of Internet connection
    9. Registration
      • One-time process linking a laptop and a school
      • Essential for a student to collaborate in school
      • Currently in menu ->
      • Automatic in future laptop releases
    10. School Collaboration
      • In a school, a centralized presence service aids presence and collaboration
      • Without service, collaboration limited to small number (< 15-30) of laptops
      • Currently XMPP (jabber) based
      • Laptops may collaborate remotely, if:
        • They are registered to the same school, and
        • They can both connect to presence service
    11. Services (3Q 2008)
      • Laptop backup to XS
      • Moodle
        • User/Group management
        • Partially Sugar-ized UI
        • Web-based collaborative activities
      • MediaWiki
        • Editable copy of Wikipedia slice
        • Content updates
      • Tools for bundling HTML content
    12. Services (2009)
      • Smarter HTTP proxy behavior
      • HTTP Filtering
      • Cross-school content sharing
      • Some support for disconnected operations
      • Bitfrost-integrated white/blacklisting
    13. School Server Administration
      • (Future releases)
      • Tools for a Network Operations Center
      • Remote school server management and monitoring
      • Software and content updates
      • Backup of school server
      • Scalable --- small network operations team can handle a large server base
      • Bitfrost blacklist/whitelist maintenance
    14. School Server
      • Networking
      • Services
      • Hardware
    15. Server Hardware
      • No single solution provided by OLPC
      • Currently recommending off-the-shelf hardware:
        • 1+ GHz x86 processor
        • 1 Gbyte of RAM
        • Two network interfaces
        • Four USB 2.0 ports
        • 400+ GB of Hard Drive
    16. Rural School Server
      • Difficult to find low cost hardware for environmental extremes
      • Water drip resistant
      • 50C operation
      • No critical fans
      • Little economies of scale

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