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syssec:semester_startup [2019/03/28 18:30]
vnbruno [During Class]
syssec:semester_startup [2019/09/05 00:43] (current)
sjames5 Update content and wording slightly
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-====== ​Semester Startup Checklist ​======+Semester Startup Checklist
  
-# BEFORE SEMESTER+## BEFORE SEMESTER
  
 ### In General ### In General
  
-* Make sure that current class lead and "​seasoned (1+ semester)" ​SecDev members ​+ Leads for Lockdown to (`ubnetdef@buffalo.edu` aka `UBNETDEF-LIST@listserv.buffalo.edu`)+* Make sure that current class lead"​seasoned" ​(1+ semester) SecDev members, and team leads for Lockdown ​are added to (`ubnetdef@buffalo.edu` aka `UBNETDEF-LIST@listserv.buffalo.edu`)
     * Send list to: [Dave](:​user:​djmurray),​ [Kevin](:​user:​kpcleary),​ or [James](:​user:​jamesdro)     * Send list to: [Dave](:​user:​djmurray),​ [Kevin](:​user:​kpcleary),​ or [James](:​user:​jamesdro)
  
-* Add all of SecDev to the vSphere ​"​SecDev-Users"+* Add all of SecDev to the "​SecDev" ​group in vCenter
     * Contact the nearest vCenter Administrator     * Contact the nearest vCenter Administrator
  
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 * Ensure all of SecDev is joined to the SysSec channel (`~syssec`) * Ensure all of SecDev is joined to the SysSec channel (`~syssec`)
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-* Create a schedule for the semester, look at the previous SysSec syllabus to see a topic-by-topic one 
  
 ### Before First Class ### Before First Class
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 * Assign roles to each of the many weekly tasks * Assign roles to each of the many weekly tasks
   * Clone VMs on vCenter   * Clone VMs on vCenter
-  * Update ​attendance+  * Set up attendance ​form
   * Lecture   * Lecture
   * Grade and update UBLearns   * Grade and update UBLearns
   * Post homework to homework.ubnetdef.org   * Post homework to homework.ubnetdef.org
-  * Keep class doc'​s ​in the Wiki updated+  * Keep class docs in the Wiki updated
   * Upload lecture slides to website   * Upload lecture slides to website
 * Upload the schedule to website * Upload the schedule to website
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 * Discuss syllabus and agree to grading scheme, the current one as of System Security Spring 2019 works well * Discuss syllabus and agree to grading scheme, the current one as of System Security Spring 2019 works well
 * Adjust syllabus with new SecDev members * Adjust syllabus with new SecDev members
-Make vCenter accounts and folders for students + assign permissions +* All SysSec should be emailed ​a few days before ​the first class with a link to the syllabus ​and with basic directions to the classroom 
-* All SysSec should be emailed ​ahead of the first class asking them to download ​the Windows Client ​and if they have a Mac the Windows VM +* [Typically before second classMake vCenter accounts and folders for students + assign permissions
-    * [VCENTER] +
-    * [VM Link]+
  
-# DURING SEMESTER+## DURING SEMESTER
  
 ### [Overview] Every Class "​Checklist"​ of Tasks ### [Overview] Every Class "​Checklist"​ of Tasks
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 Each section below are what we consider our //core// classes, in each topic there is some information about reasoning and how we went about things. These are **NOT** playbooks and exact steps, but rather guidance on how we executed each topic and corresponding lecture. Each section below are what we consider our //core// classes, in each topic there is some information about reasoning and how we went about things. These are **NOT** playbooks and exact steps, but rather guidance on how we executed each topic and corresponding lecture.
  
-# 1000 Mile Overview + Virtualization + Setup+## 1000 Mile Overview + Virtualization + Setup
  
 ### Disclaimer ### Disclaimer
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-# Networking 101+## Networking 101
  
 ### Disclaimer ### Disclaimer
-    * In the past we have taught this class as a general ​networking ​foundation lecture, but found that was really to much for students. So we moved to a more focused lecture on our Infrastructure and what they will need to know for the labs and assignments. So a more targeted lecture on networking ​so the students can be successful in the assignments without having to know everything.+    * In the past we have taught this class as a general ​Networking ​foundation lecture, but found that was really to much for students. So we moved to a more focused lecture on our Infrastructure and what they will need to know for the labs and assignments. So a more targeted lecture on Networking ​so the students can be successful in the assignments without having to know everything.
  
  
  
 ### Lecture Goals ### Lecture Goals
-    * Students to gain enough ​networking ​knowledge to be successful in the assignments +    * Students to gain enough ​Networking ​knowledge to be successful in the assignments 
-    * Gain a bit of understanding of the networking ​around them (LAN, WAN, IP Addresses)+    * Gain a bit of understanding of the Networking ​around them (LAN, WAN, IP Addresses)
  
  
 ### Preparation ### Preparation
-    ​* Students //should// have folders in vCenter + 
-    * pfSense template should be cloned into those folders +   * Students //should// have folders in vCenter 
-    * Point students to the Wiki where there will be documentation on "How to Load an ISO Image"​ +   ​* pfSense template should be cloned into those folders 
-    * Make sure there is enough static routes for all the students +   ​* Point students to the Wiki where there will be documentation on "How to Load an ISO Image"​ 
-    * Upload the pfSense assignment to engine.ubnetdef.org +     * Please keep these doc's updated!  
-    * Make sure everyone has signed the Ethics Policy **BEFORE** using vCenter + 
-    * Upload slides to website BEFORE lecture +   * Make sure there is enough static routes for all the students 
-    * Make sure attendance is posted+   ​* Upload the pfSense assignment to engine.ubnetdef.org 
 +   ​* Make sure everyone has signed the Ethics Policy **BEFORE** using vCenter 
 +   ​* Upload slides to website BEFORE lecture 
 +   ​* Make sure attendance is posted
  
  
 ### During Class ### During Class
-    ​Class lead welcomes ​class back +   Welcome the class back and start class off at 6:30pm 
-    * House Keeping: is everyone in Mattermost, can log into vCenter +     * We want to set good precedence of class starting right away for students  ​ 
-    * Networking 101 Lecture +    ​ 
-    * Break +   * House Keeping: is everyone in Mattermost, can log into vCenter, etc 
-    * Networking ​lecture +   ​* Networking 101 Lecture ​(60 mins) 
-    * Topology ​activity +   ​* Break - 10 Mins 
-    break +   ​* Networking ​Lecture (30 - 45 mins) 
-    explain homeworks ​and how they can see them, recap of last week just different assignment +   ​* Topology ​Activity (20 - 30 mins) 
-    get everyone not caught up caught up and have people work on installing ​vCenter, keep them to 9pm minimum+   ​Break 10 Mins 
 +   ​Explain homework'​s ​and how they can see them, recap of last week just different assignment 
 +   ​Get everyone not caught upcaught up and have people work on installing ​pfSense 
 +     * Point them to the Wiki for installing the ISO and have them read the assignment prompt 
 +     * This is to help the students get used to Googling things and reading the doc'​s 
 +   * Keep them to 9pmminimum 
 + 
  
 ### Pitfalls ### Pitfalls
-    * Not teaching ​networking ​to the infrastructure+    * Not teaching ​Networking ​to the infrastructure
     * Networking in general...     * Networking in general...
 +    * ...
  
  
-# Windows+## Windows
  
 ### Disclaimer ### Disclaimer
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-# Linux+## Linux
  
 ### Disclaimer ### Disclaimer
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-# Networking 102 (Typically Kevin)+## Networking 102 (Typically Kevin)
  
 ### Disclaimer ### Disclaimer
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     * None     * None
  
-# Services+## Services
  
 ### Disclaimer ### Disclaimer
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-# Firewalls (Basic)+## Firewalls (Basic)
  
 ### Lecture Goals ### Lecture Goals
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 ### Pitfalls ### Pitfalls
  
-# Firewalls ​//(Next Gen)//+# Firewalls (Next Gen)
  
 ### Lecture Goals ### Lecture Goals
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 ### Preparation ### Preparation
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 +### Pitfalls
  
  
  
-# MBA For a Day + Resume+## MBA For a Day + Resume
  
-# Risk Management+## Risk Management
  
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