[Eril-l] Field of study for ERM connectivity/accessibility

[Carissa Hernandez]

Thanks for the replies so far! I graduated with my MLIS 14 years ago and
have worked in libraries in other roles, but my current role is to do the
systems work-- The library at which I work does not have a systems
librarians or team. I've struggled to speak the language that comes from
our resource vendors and ILS and proxy vendors.
-Carissa

On Tue, Aug 28, 2018 at 2:58 PM Carissa Hernandez <serialscreed at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hello Electronic Resource Librarians!
>
> My current role has me doing electronic resource management. I have found
> this experience challenging and I am doing the work of 'learning on the
> job'. Somewhat for my own amusement, I began keeping a list of words or
> concepts or phrases that I have encountered in my work, with the thought
> that it would nicely summarize the things that this job encounters and
> therefore requires knowledge of. I wonder if anyone would look at my list
> below and from the things thereupon, can you tell what degree or
> certificate or study program a person has to have done in order to know
> about all these things?  I'm hoping to succinctly identify what field of
> study this all belongs to. I'd like to know what program would have a
> learning outcome of knowing about all this. I've looked at computer science
> programs, but that doesn't seem to fit just right.
> So, here's my list. What discipline does this all belong to? Just curious!
> Sincerely, Carissa
> serialscreed at gmail.com
>
> TLS protocol
>
> Cipher suite
>
> Encryption ciphers
>
> Security certificate
>
> SSL certificate
>
> Stanza
>
> OpenSSL install
>
> RedHat5.11-Redhat 6+
>
> Comodo
>
> Handshake failure
>
> SSL routine
>
> Misconfiguration / mismatch
>
> SSL certificate mismatch error
>
> SSL_host_replace rewrite
>
> Library’s security certificate and vendor’s security certificate
>
> DNS servers
>
> DNS issue on your side
>
> Resolving from your server and from remote DNS servers
>
> Wildcard DNS
>
> Local DNS not configured properly
>
> Local DNS should resolve like this….
>
> Broadcasting IP
>
> FQDN
>
> Nslookup commands
>
> Non-authoritative answer
>
> Canonical name
>
> IP blocked or filtered by internal firewall or network
>
> AES128-SHA
>
> TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
>
> Does Vendor have IP addresses AND is recognizing us as a subscriber?
>
> Firewall
>
> “Firewall that may be changing incoming traffic to an IP range not listed
> within our subscription ranges”
>
> http vs https
>
> “Your connection is not private” message ; Privacy error ;
> NET:ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
>
> Proxy Syntax 0-  and “-“ vs. “.”  As in
> https://0-search.ebscohost.com.libraryname.edu vs
> https://0-search-ebscohost-com.libraryname.edu
>
> "Domain in conjunction with proxy syntax, appearing after resource
> information"
>
> Host name
>
> Network administrators
>
> IP address
>
> Proxy server
>
> Network security
>
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