Welcome


Welcome to the WLB Technology Department:
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WLB is a dynamic digital environment, its landscape supports various os, hardware, and learning systems.
Our concise infrastructure is supported by a Aruba backbone and delivers secure data via static vlan'ed gigabit routes to end users.
MDF & IDF interconnectivity is supported by a fiber optic point to point handoff.
Additionally secure, filtered content is distributed wirelessly to the student body on a 1 to 1 basis via our population of cloud managed thin client HP Chromebooks.
The ISP: Comcast fiber 2GB internet Up and Down connection is TCP/UDP port traffic filtered via an on site managed firewall.
Student traffic is filtered via the Nationally recognized CIPA compliant Securly Web Filter. Data is delivered to a redundant cloud based web storage site. Review, audit, and blocking of information is synchronous with multiple nationwide databases and dynamically updated via the google chrome extension. Save access to AI resources are provided via a integrated singularly cloud managed module with AI site scanning and redirect to Google Gemini Pro 2.5.
The VOIP Phone system is comprised of digital handsets, vlaned trunk traffic is connected over POE switches which are daisy chained to end users. Our DR is a fiber based fail-over providing direct throughput behind a Firewall.
Data redundancy is provided by a backup appliance using a synchronous dynamic de-duplicated layered approach. hosted on a local, off site, as well as cloud based store. For DR, all images are virtual and can be spun up to provide primary processing while repair or recovery is active.
Virus/Malware Protection is provided by an endpoint suite employing a multipronged cloud based client distribution package.
In classroom presentation/proctoring is controlled by Securly Classroom.
Our main district website, template, and school subsites are hosted via a website provider.
Security Links:
Digital Attack Map - See who and what is currently attacking globally via TCP/IP and UDP protocols.





