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This website has been created to support faculty and staff who use the MTweb server.

MTweb is MTSU’s newest webserver using a Windows server operating system. All MTSU websites that are not using the LCMS will eventually be housed on this server rather than on MTSU’s UNIX server or the frank server. Previously, an article appeared in the Communicator introducing MTSU faculty and staff to our new MTmedia server. These servers have two different purposes. MTweb will house websites and MTmedia will house large video and audio files. These two servers can be used together to create a website. The web pages, images, and smaller media files will be housed on MTweb and the large video and audio files will be housed on MTmedia and linked to from the web pages on MTweb. MTSU faculty and staff may use any program they would like to create websites on the MTweb server. The use of Expression web and Dreamweaver are supported by the Faculty Instructional Technology Center but any program can be used and the resulting files can be copied to the server via a Network folder.

How to request web space on this server?

To Request an account on MTweb contact Brenda Kerr, 615-904-8191 or bkerr@mtsu.edu

Usernames and Passwords

Each person who has been given access to an account on the MTweb server will login with their personal fsa username and password in the following format.

username: fsa\username
Note: The username configuration has “fsa\” in front of it.
(This is the username you use to access your MTSU computer)

password: type in your fsa password
(The password you use to access your MTSU computer)

Note:

  • DO NOT SHARE THIS PASSWORD!! This is the password you use to log into your MTSU computer and other systems at MTSU. Each person who has access to an account will use their own fsa username and password to log in.
  • Access to websites is given to specific individuals. One individual can use the same username and password to access all accounts that are assigned to him/her on the MTweb server.
  • Multiple users can be given access to one account via their personal fsa logins.

Download the MTSU Dynamic Web Template

Using Dynamic Web Templates to create the visual look and layout for your site saves time. If the template is applied to all pages in the site and the site owner decides to modify the template all pages attached to that template are also updated. Multiple templates can be used on a website. An Expression web compatible MTSU template and a Dreamweaver compatible template have been developed by one of MTSU’s web designers and is downloadable via the links below.

  • (Expression Web Users: Template-3-14-2011.zip)
  • (Dreamweaver Users: MTSU_DWT_7-24-2008-DW.zip)

FORMS

Faculty and staff may have the need to collect user data for research, course projects, conferences, and many other uses using forms. ITD supports the following methods of collecting data on MTweb and UNIX campus servers.

  • FormMail – sends form results to email (can create directly on the MTweb server.
  • FormMail modified script that sends to a CVS file (currently runs on our unix server – working to write in ASP.net.)
  • Google form to CSV file – easily create a Google form that can be embedded into one of your web pages.
  • PHPRunner pages send form results to a database.

Password Protecting Websites

Entire websites and specific folders in websites can be password protected contact Brenda Kerr, 904-8191 to request this feature.

Database Enhanced Websites

MTSU supports the use of PHPRunner – to create database driven websites. PHPRunner builds web interfaces for any local or remote MySQL, MS Access, SQL Server and Oracle databases. It builds pages that allow site visitors to easily search, add, edit, delete and export data in your database. Visitors can search and filter records and then export the data or view a printer friendly form of the data. Security options can be set on the database to restrict access and ability to view and edit data according to role assigned.

Contact Brenda Kerr if you would like to set up an online database of resources or if you have a form on your site that needs to append a database with each new submission.

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