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An Overview of the DirectConnect Internet Connection Process and Network Access Control Systems

A summary of the interactions and relationships between several systems described individually within other projects to explain how they serve critical roles in creating a powerful Network Access Control system for the University of Montana's DirectConnect Internet service.
DCOHome v2

One of my first large-scale team programming projects. This was a collection of smaller projects either taking the form of translating existing applications from ColdFusion to PHP or creating new modules and features from scratch in PHP.
DCOHome v3

A large web application built using a MVC architecture for The University of Montana which provides interfaces, APIs, and services used and interacted with on a daily basis by students, employees, and other servers and services at UM.
DCOWeb (DNS and Web Services)

The DNS and Web Server components of the DCOWeb server responsible for mediating connections for new client devices on the University of Montana's in-room network and Internet service.
DirectConnect Internet Setup Package for Windows

A .NET application used on devices running the Windows operating system to enforce registration and security requirements put in place to regulate and protect the University of Montana, Missoula's DirectConnect network.
Hoot (Howl Box)

The design and implementation of an automated device responsible for provoking and subsequently capturing wildlife calls which could be studied for research purposes.
Wendigo (DHCP Server)

A fully functional custom DHCP server built in two parts, a Java server responsible for sending and receiving low-level network traffic and a web service with APIs used to make dynamic leasing decisions on the fly.