Post on 15-May-2015
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BY C. DAVID DENT @MRDAVE2176
ONE SITE – TWO SERVERS
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY
WHY TWO SERVERS?
Policy• Navy policy only allows us one public-facing web
server and domain.Security• Some Intranet pages contain “security sensitive”
information. (i.e. midshipman brigade movements)
Accessibility• Our intranet server is the gateway to many
applications only viewable “on the Yard”
• Homepage• Contact information• Links to files• Photos of work• Course descriptions• Faculty bios with
pictures• Midshipman Project
Briefs
• Homepage• Contact information• Links to files• Photos of work• Course descriptions• Faculty bios
WHY TWO SERVERS?
INTRANET PUBLIC
• Homepage• Contact information• Links to files• Photos of work• Course descriptions• Faculty bios with
pictures• Midshipman Project
Briefs (last updated 2008)
• Homepage• Contact information• Links to files• Photos of work• Course descriptions
from last year• Faculty bios• An “old site” folder
WHY TWO SERVERS?
INTRANET SITE PUBLIC SITE
CASCADE SERVER
Reusable Content
Expiring Content
Consistent Design
Multiple Destinations
Strong Role – Group – User security model
Non-Techie Friendly
Common Area Site Area
USNA CMS SERVER
templatemetadata set
data definition
configuration set
configuration set
content type
content type
custom content type
base page
base page
base page
Common Site Area
USNA CMS SERVER
content type
custom content type
base page
Intranet
transport
transport
base page
base page
Public
content typeIntranet
Public
CONTENT TYPE
My content types (which are shared in a common area) can’t publish to a site-specific destination
So everything gets published everywhere.
Pages that are security sensitive were getting sent to the public server.
EDUCATE ON PUBLISHING
Initial Solution.Have the users uncheck the destinations and configurations when publishing sensitive pages.
EDUCATE ON PUBLISHING
Roadblock.How do you handle folders full of files or mixed intranet and public pages?
LOCAL DOCUMENT TYPES
Common Area Site Area
templatemetadata set
data definition
configuration set
configuration set
content type
content type
custom content type
base page
base page
base page
Second Solution
CURRENT SOLUTION
Common Public Site Area
content type custom content type
base page
Intranet
transport transport
base page
base page
Public
content type
IntranetPublic
Intranet Site Area
custom content type
base page
Shared Content
CLONE PAGE
Intranet SiteThis Page is the
same as the public page
Just a reminder for the user
This is the original page
IS_USNA()
Is_USNA() is a PHP subroutine that is included but isn’t integrated (yet) into the Format/Data Definition of our “Standard Template”
PHP code does require #START-CODE and #END-CODE wrappers.
This is considered an “advanced” feature for our users.
FINAL RESULTS
PUBLIC SITE INTRANET SITE
IDEAL SOLUTION