⚠ AUTHORIZED TRAINING ENVIRONMENT — Scanning and testing this server is permitted and encouraged. Built by Cover6 Solutions for cybersecurity education.

Odapeeka State University

Office of Information Technology — Systems Status

IT Portal

OSU Network Systems Dashboard

Centralized visibility into campus network infrastructure, authentication services, and endpoint telemetry for the Odapeeka State IT Security Operations team.

Last updated:

8,200
Enrolled Students
14
IT Staff
47
Active Subnets
3
Open Incidents
⚠ Active Incident — INC-2026-0312

Anomalous authentication activity detected across multiple endpoints in the registrar subnet (10.6.14.0/24). Investigation ongoing. Users experiencing login failures should contact the helpdesk at ext. 4400.

Service Status

Service Host Status Last Check
Student Records (SIS) sis.osu.internal Degraded 2 min ago
Active Directory (LDAP) dc01.osu.internal Investigating 4 min ago
Email (Exchange) mail.osu.internal Operational 1 min ago
Financial Aid Portal finaid.osu.internal Offline 11 min ago
Research File Shares files.osu.internal Restricted 6 min ago
IT Helpdesk Portal helpdesk.osu.internal Operational 1 min ago

About This Environment

Odapeeka State University is a fictional institution created for cybersecurity training purposes. This server is a live lab target operated by Cover6 Solutions as part of the Cover6: First Watch and SOC Analyst Prep Labs training programs.

Students enrolled in Cover6 Academy use this environment to practice real-world SOC analyst skills: investigating authentication anomalies, analyzing network traffic, building SIEM dashboards, and producing incident response reports — all against this live infrastructure.

All traffic to and from this server is monitored and forwarded to student Splunk and Security Onion environments. If you're scanning this box, you're already generating alerts.

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