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SPICE User External Links

SPICE VDI console

SPICE research website

SPICE User Resources

SPICE platforms

[PUBLIC] PCP Public Cloud Platform

[PUBLIC] DCP Data Center Platform

[PUBLIC] MAP Mobile Access Platform

Setup

[PUBLIC] WireGuard Application Setup Guide

[PUBLIC] VMware Academic Setup Guide

Knowledge Base

[PUBLIC] Wazuh Elastic Distributed Deployment Guide

[PUBLIC] VMWare Tools Deployment Guide

[PUBLIC] TMUX Guide

[PUBLIC] Supermicro IPMI Management Guide

[PUBLIC] Reverse Web Proxy Management

[PUBLIC] VM Logical Disk Expansion Guide

[PUBLIC] GIT Basics

[PUBLIC] VMware vCenter & ESXi Patching Guide

[PUBLIC] Ansible Getting Started Guide

[PUBLIC] VMConsole Access and Use Guide

SPICE Admin External Links

SPICE Inventory(Airtable)

SPICE Project Management(Trello)

SPICE Calendar

SPICE Zoom

SPICE Admin Resources

Patching

[PRIVATE] Bi-Weekly Patching Guide

[PRIVATE] On Campus Patching Guide

Admin Access & Management

[PRIVATE] Admin VPN Profile Setup

[PRIVATE] Public Cloud Platform Admin Access Guide

[PRIVATE] Guacamole Admin Guide

[PRIVATE] PCP Instance Guidelines

Unsorted

[PRIVATE] How to Create a SPICE Wiki Page

[PRIVATE] Contributor Onboarding Items

[PRIVATE] Admin Automation

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Scalable and Portable Infrastructure for Cybersecurity Education (SPICE)

After thoroughly reviewing any relevant wiki articles, please send support requests to the form. If you have any questions, please contact um.spicelab@maine.edu

SPICE is a flexible, remotely accessible infrastructure that leverages public cloud, data center, and portable computing resources. It was developed to support a variety of cybersecurity education activities.

The SPICE project was initiated during June of 2020, with supervision from UMaine’s Cybersecurity Education Committee(UM CSEC), and contribution from several student research assistants. Since initiation, the project has gone through four phases of development, and is currently in the fifth phase “Phase V” which is currently focused on documentation on the state of the infrastructure and technologies in use, and on improving efficiency using automation. Phase VI will begin during the 2022 - 2023 academic year.

SPICE resources are leveraged by the UMaine Cybersecurity Team(umcst.maine.edu) in order to conduct cybersecurity lab tutorials and competition preparation activities