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==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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This is the Administrator Documentation for initial version of the School Server - Community Edition, Version 0. |
This is the Administrator Documentation for initial version of the School Server - Community Edition, Version 0.2. |
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The target audience will be a cohort of approximately 10 know School Server fanatics with |
The target audience will be a cohort of approximately 10 know School Server fanatics with school server experience. The school server should install and run correctly. However command line experienced may be required to fully configure the server. |
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Based on practical experience and this document an administrator should be able to set up a School server and use is as a fully functioning wireless AP to replace their home router. |
Based on practical experience and this document an administrator should be able to set up a School server and use is as a fully functioning wireless AP to replace their home router. |
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==Purpose== |
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The purpose of this iteration of documentation will be to provide a stable enough starting point from which an administrator can set up and run and school server as an access point. |
The purpose of this iteration of documentation will be to provide a stable enough starting point from which an administrator can set up and run and school server as an access point. For more detailed information please see the [[User:Holt/XS_Community_Edition/0.2/Hacking | Hacking guide]] |
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==Services== |
==Services== |
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Revision as of 18:03, 9 February 2013
Summary
This is the Administrator Documentation for initial version of the School Server - Community Edition, Version 0.2.
The target audience will be a cohort of approximately 10 know School Server fanatics with school server experience. The school server should install and run correctly. However command line experienced may be required to fully configure the server.
Based on practical experience and this document an administrator should be able to set up a School server and use is as a fully functioning wireless AP to replace their home router.
Purpose
The purpose of this iteration of documentation will be to provide a stable enough starting point from which an administrator can set up and run and school server as an access point. For more detailed information please see the Hacking guide
Services
TODO Wireless access point
Installing
TODO link to hacker install guide?
Running
TODO plug in and go