Faculty Syllabus
ITNW-2305 Network Administration Novell NetWare
Femi Onabajo
Credit Spring 2026
Section(s)
ITNW-2305-001 (34238)
LEC MW 5:30pm - 6:50pm RRC RRC2 2207.00
LAB MW 6:50pm - 7:15pm RRC RRC2 2207.00
Course Requirements
AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ITNW 2305 Network Administration for Novell NetWare
SYLLABUS-SPRING 2026 version 1.0
ADVANCED LINUX 3
- Instructor: Professor Femi Onabajo
- Office No: HLC 2413 / email
- E-mail: fonabajo@austincc.edu
- Telephone: 512/223-0186
- Office Hours: MW: 05:30-7:15 Classroom
- Others by Appointment
- Website: https://sites.google.com/a/austincc.edu/femi-onabajo/
- Sections: MW 05:30am - 7:15 pm /16 Weeks / Synonym 34238
- Course Description
- Text: SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server Administration
BY: Novell & Jason W. Eckert ISBN 13 # 978-1-54003-6
ISBN 10#:1-111--5403-9
V: Course Requirement:
- Students are expected to attend all classes.
- It is the responsibility of the students to withdraw from the class by the due date if a grade of “W” is desired.
- Students are expected to complete all reading assignment prior to class attendance.
- Students are encouraged to participate in class discussions.
- All assignments should be complete, correct, and submitted on the assigned dates. They must also be a product of the student’s independent effort, except for allowable collaborated work as defined by the instructor. Points shall be taken off for late work.
- Grading:
60% Exams
35% Labs
5% Professor’s discretion
Grade Assignment:
A = 90-100
B = 80-89
C = 70-79
D = 60-69
F = below 60
V: Course Requirement:
- Students are expected to attend all classes.
- It is the responsibility of the students to withdraw from the class by the due date if a grade of “W” is desired
- Students are expected to complete all reading assignment prior to class attendance
- Students are encouraged to participate in class discussions
- All assignments should be complete, correct, and submitted on the assign dates. They must also be a product of the student independent effort, except for allowable collaborated work as defined by the instructor. Points shall be taken off for late work.
V: Course Requirement:
- Students are expected to attend all classes.
- It is the responsibility of the students to withdraw from the class by the due date if a grade of “W” is desired.
- Students are expected to complete all reading assignments prior to class attendance.
- Students are encouraged to participate in class discussions.
- All assignments should be complete, correct, and submitted on the assigned dates. They must also be a product of the student’s independent effort, except for allowable collaborated work as defined by the instructor. Points shall be taken off for late work.
- Grading:
60% Exams
35% Labs
5% Professor’s discretion
Grade Assignment:
A = 90-100
B = 80-89
C = 70-79
D = 60-69
F = below 60
VII Tentative Schedule
AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ITNW 2305 Network Administration for Novell NetWare
SYLLABUS-FALL 2024 version 1.0
- Instructor: Professor Femi Onabajo
- Office No: HLC 2413 / email
- E-mail: fonabajo@austincc.edu
- Telephone: 512/223-0186
- Office Hours: MW: 03:00-4:45 Classroom
- Others by Appointment
- Website: https://sites.google.com/a/austincc.edu/femi-onabajo/
- Sections: MW 03:00am - 4:45 pm /16 Weeks / Synonym 99896
- Course Description
- Text: SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server Administration
BY: Novell & Jason W. Eckert ISBN 13 # 978-1-54003-6
ISBN 10#:1-111--5403-9
V: Course Requirement:
- Students are expected to attend all classes.
- It is the responsibility of the students to withdraw from the class by the due date if a grade of “W” is desired.
- Students are expected to complete all reading assignments prior to class attendance.
- Students are encouraged to participate in class discussions.
- All assignments should be complete, correct, and submitted on the assigned dates. They must also be a product of the student’s independent effort, except for allowable collaborated work as defined by the instructor. Points shall be taken off for late work.
- Grading:
60% Exams
35% Labs
5% Professor’s discretion
Grade Assignment:
A = 90-100
B = 80-89
C = 70-79
D = 60-69
F = below 60
VII Tentative Schedule
- 1 Aug 26-29 0 Introduction to Networking Enterprise
- Review Number System & Logic Gates
DOS/NOS and IP/Subnets
VMware
2 Sept 02-05 1/2. Intro To Managing the SUSE Linux Enter. Server.
Managing User Access and Security
3. 09-12 3 Managing Linux File System
Appendix-B Network Components & Architect.
- 16-19 4 Managing Software for SUSE Linux Server
Appendix-A Installation
5. 23-26 5 Managing System Initialization
6. 30-03 6 Managing Linux Processes & Services
7. Oct 07-10 0 Review Exam #1
8. 14-17 0. Exam #1
9. 21-24 7 Connecting the SUSE Linux Server to the Network
10. 28-31 8 Enable Infrastructure Services
11. Nov 04-07 9 Enable Internet Access
12. 11-14 10 Managing Remote Access
13 18-21 11 Live Fire Exercise / Exam #2 Review
14. 25-28 0 Exam #2
15. Dec 02-05 0 Future Prospects of NOS (SERVER /NETWARE)
16 09-12 0 Semester Ends
VIII
Lab Dates: Weekly
IX Exam Dates: Exam #1 October 16
Exam #2 November 27
X Important Dates:
Labor Day September 02
Last Day to Drop November 21
Thanksgiving Holiday November 26-27
The semester Ends December 16
Lab Dates: Weekly
IX Exam Dates: Exam #1 October 04
Exam #2 November 29
X Important Dates:
Labor Day September 04
Last Day to Drop November 16
Thanksgiving Holiday November 23-2\6
Semester Ends December 10
LABS
- Lab 0 VMWare 14
- Three Utility labs (Build a tree, Hard Link Soft Link , I/O)
- Three Scripting Labs
- Special Lab #1 sFTP
- Special Lab # 2 Apache (publish a web page)
- Special Lab #3 SAMBA
- Special Lab #4 Open office
- Special Lab #5 Storage USB#1, USB#2
- Special Lab #6 BACKUP
- Special Lab # 7 BIND (Local Enterprise BIND)
- Special Lab # 8 MAIL (Postfix)
- Special Lab # 9 LDAP
Readings
VII Tentative Schedule
- 1 JAN 19-23 0 Introduction to Networking Enterprise
- Review Number System & Logic Gates
DOS/NOS and IP/Subnets
VMware
2 26-31 1/2. Intro To Managing the SUSE Linux Enter. Server.
Managing User Access and Security
3. FEB 02-07 3 Managing Linux File System
Appendix-B Network Components & Architect.
- 09-14 4 Managing Software for SUSE Linux Server
Appendix-A Installation
5. 16-21 5 Managing System Initialization
6. 23-28 6 Managing Linux Processes & Services
7. MAR 02-07 0 Review Exam #1
8. 09-14 0. Exam #1
9 16-21 0 S P R I N G B R E A K
10. 23-28 7 Connecting the SUSE Linux Server to the Network
10. 30-03 8 Enable Infrastructure Services
11. APR 06-10 9 Enable Internet Access
12. 13-17 10 Managing Remote Access
13 20-24 11 Live Fire Exercise / Exam #2 Review
14. 27-01 0 Exam #2
15. MAY 04-08 0 Future Prospects of NOS (SERVER /NETWARE)
16 11-17 0 Semester Ends
VIII
Lab Dates: Weekly
IX Exam Dates: Exam #1 March 14
Exam #2 May 08
X Important Dates:
MLK Holiday January 19
Spring Break March 15 - 24
Last Day To Drop April 27
Semester Ends May 17
Course Subjects
Configure and Deploy a Network:
Prep the disks and low-level format
Set up partitions etc
Configure the Netware Server Installation
Use correct utilities
Design a Network
Know and use appropriate Topology
Set up the network
Configure the Server
Design the File System
Maintain Network and Management Growth
Set up a User account
Modify User Accounts
Set up NDS access rights permissions and rights
File system management
Manage Network
Set up Work Stations
Launch Applications
NDPS printing architecture
Perform System Operations Monitoring
Configure Login Scripts
Setup ZENworks
ZENworks Workstation registration
ZENworks Server Registration
Perform Monitoring
Monitoring using ZENworks
Develop and implement Physical Security
Secure the Server environment
Perform System Design and Analysis
Calculate Effective Rights
Use IRF (Inheritance Right Filter) object
Tree enhancement and Analysis
Develop, manage and enforce security policy
Login Restrictions
Blocking inheritance
Security, features, and Disk Management Attributes
LABS
- Lab 0 VMWare 14
- Three Utility labs (Build a tree, Hard Link Soft Link , I/O)
- Three Scripting Labs
- Special Lab #1 sFTP
- Special Lab # 2 Apache (publish a web page)
- Special Lab #3 SAMBA
- Special Lab #4 Open office
- Special Lab #5 Storage USB#1, USB#2
- Special Lab #6 BACKUP
- Special Lab # 7 BIND (Local Enterprise BIND)
- Special Lab # 8 MAIL (Postfix)
- Special Lab # 9 LDAP
Student Learning Outcomes/Learning Objectives
Course Objectives/Learning Outcomes:
After the completion of this course, students will be able to:
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Course Objectives/ Learning Outcomes: Instructor may add to but not delete any course objectives/Learning Outcomes
Scans Competencies:
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Office Hours
M W 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Round Rock Campus
NOTE Others By AppointmentPublished: 02/02/2026 19:09:59