WWW servers need technical management. However basic WWW servers are extremely simple to look after. The network protocols are not necessarily internet protocols. Access is easily restricted to certain groups of users. Information is stored on some kind of media, clients read the data.
Delivery is restricted by the amount of media that can be produced.
This is possibly very expensive It is possible to avoid the download hassles you might get with large data files over the internet, or even on a local network. The top level information used to be maintained by various people in ITSS, but is now managed by a single WWW administrator who works with an editorial committee. The top level information eventually connects with information maintained by the various bodies that make up the University. This information is stored in subdirectories leading off the main server, named according to the content. An in house server Install or activate internet server software on a machine to allow it to deliver information to other users locally or on the internet.