Brownsville ISD's Best BYOD Management Tips
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Brownsville ISD's Best BYOD Management Tips
- 1. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL May 2016 Brownsville ISD’s Best BYOD Management Tips
- 2. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL Featured Presenter Chris Rowan Network Engineer Brownsville ISD
- 3. COMPANYCONFIDENTIALCOMPANYCONFIDENTIAL 1 Largest district in Rio Grande Valley with 60 locations IT supports over 48,000 students and 7,200 staff Running a BYOD program with over 54,000 devices
- 5. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL Solution Requirements Visibility and Control Has to Work Reliably Solution Must Grow With Us
- 7. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL The Results Improved User Experience BYOD Control Restrict Bypass Traffic Conserve Valuable Bandwidth
- 8. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL The Results Bandwidth allocation to priority applications to ensure fast and reliable performance – especially for online testing and streaming media Improved User Experience
- 9. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL The Results Web filter couldn’t see VPN or Anonymous Proxy traffic. Using Exinda, we created a policy to drop all bypass traffic Restrict Bypass Traffic
- 10. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL The Results Technology department now has visibility into which users are doing what, where, when, why and how BYOD Control
- 11. COMPANYCONFIDENTIAL The Results Restrict educationally irrelevant traffic like P2P, social media and online gaming to conserve bandwidth Conserve Valuable Bandwidth
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Chris Rowan has been working as a Network Engineer at Brownsville ISD since 1997, where he is responsible for configuring and maintaining the district’s switches, routers, firewalls, wireless LAN controllers, voice gateways and anything else network-related. Prior to joining Brownsville’s Technology Department, Chris taught 5th and 6th grade for 10 years.
- 3.1 Gbps access to the Internet
- Limited Network Visibility – have a FortiGate appliance for web filtering, but couldn’t provide the complete picture Managing BYOD Explosion – needed a way to get a handle on the 54,000+ wireless devices Internet Bandwidth – determined we were never going to have enough bandwidth - we needed a way to conserve bandwidth and see who was doing what and how often
- FortiGate has some traffic shaping capabilities built in, but couldn’t provide us with enough information. Solution Requirements: Needed to invest in a solution that could grow with us – an appliance that could handle the traffic load today, tomorrow and beyond (preparing for growing BYOD explosion) Visibility and Control – a solution that lets us conserve bandwidth and shows us who is doing what, when and how often Needed a reliable solution – we have a large, complex network and any new solutions must integrate with our current infrastructure
- Brownsville first learned about Exinda through the district’s technology partner, Microshare Louis Droll, Key Accounts Rep first brought Exinda to the district’s attention Recommended an Exinda 8762 to help support district’s future growth and helped deploy the solution Real time monitoring helped Chris and the staff at Brownsville confirm what was going on in the network Helped discover outbound IPsec and file sharing that consumed large amounts of bandwidth
- Instructional streaming from YouTube, etc is mission-critical. Before Exinda, streaming used to be first come, first served. Now everyone can watch and the user experience has greatly improved
- Used to get complaints from teachers and lab managers that students were using Chrome extensions and Anonymous Proxies to bypass the web filter
- Without Exinda we would be oversubscribed daily.