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'''Please see our [[/Testing/Results|evolving table of smoke test results]]. Thanks for everyone's help testing as our release [[/Road_Map|approaches quickly!]]''' |
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=Your School Server= |
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A school server provides communication, networking, content, and maintenance to a school and or classroom. In everyday usage the school server provides services which extend capabilities of the connected laptops while being transparent to the user. |
A school server provides communication, networking, content, and maintenance to a school and or classroom. In everyday usage the school server provides services which extend capabilities of the connected laptops while being transparent to the user. |
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Revision as of 12:09, 23 August 2013
This IIAB XSCE content does not reflect the opinion of OLPC. These pages were created by members of a volunteer community supporting OLPC and deployments.
Please see our evolving table of smoke test results. Thanks for everyone's help testing as our release approaches quickly!
Your School Server
A school server provides communication, networking, content, and maintenance to a school and or classroom. In everyday usage the school server provides services which extend capabilities of the connected laptops while being transparent to the user. These services include:
- Classroom connectivity – Similar to what you would find in an advanced home router.
- Internet gateway – If available, an internet connection is made available to laptops.
- Content - Tools are available for deployments and teachers to make instructional media available to their schools and classrooms.
- Maintenance - Tools are available to keep laptop updated and running smoothly.
What's New in Your School Server
- Web server -- Building block for many other extended services
- Proxy server and web cache --bandwidth, web-filtering, web-monitoring
- OLPC-update -- OLPC-update is necessary to update the kernel of XO
- Activity update -- Enables teachers to easily distribute new or updated activities to their students
- Backup/Restore -- Automatically creates backups students journals and enables teachers to restore those backups as needed.
- Statistics generation and collection -- Enables developments to easily generate and collect laptop usage date
- Virtual Private Network -- Creates secure point-to-point or site-to-site connections in routed or bridged configurations and remote access facilities
XSCE 0.4, expected September 2013, will focus on reliability and configurability while expanding support for communities like Raspberry Pi. Advanced content options will include Internet-in-a-Box and Pathagar ebooks.
Version 0.4 should run on XO-1.5, XO-1.75, XO-4, x86 and x64, with Trim-Slice, and Raspberry Pi.
Installing Your School Server
Start by installing a School Server.
Testing Your School Server
Test the School Server to make sure that it will operate reliably with your hardware under your circumstances.
Configuring Your School Server
Configure your school server to meet your needs.
Configuring (Work In Progress)
Hacking Hacking Your School Server
Adapting the School Server to meet your specific needs