UNC Linux Users Group

[hays AT ibiblio.org]

In case any of you all are interested in but new to AFS, the first part of 
this class will largely be applicable to linux as well.

--On Monday, April 19, 2004 3:35 PM -0400 Dee Marley 
<dmarley AT email.unc.edu> wrote:

> Bil Hays set a good example for us on how to use available resources to
> continue training opportunities on campus when budgets are tight with his
> classes on firewalls. The CTC hopes to continue to discover potential
> classes we can offer using the expertise of our peers (and other experts
> as they are available). We are happy to offer:
>
> Mac OS X Networking and Integration on Campus, Part 1
>
> Date/Time: April 27, 8:30-11:00
> Location: Peabody Hall, Room 011
> Presenters:
> Doug Edmunds, IT Director, School of Education
> Bil Hays, Computer Network Manager, Computer Science
> Bill McGlasson, Consulting Engineer for Directory Services at Apple
>
> Bil will start the session by outlining the details of
> installing/configuring afs/kerberos for use with cells.
> Doug will be discussing how he and his staff prepared their OS X lab for
> AFS authentication using the Directory Services feature and the campus
> Onyen lookup database, among other things. He will also briefly discuss
> the use of CarbonCopyCloner and NetRestore for managing a lab environment.
> Bill will be outlining the enhanced Active Directory support and Windows
> network integration in Mac OS X "Panther." He will also delve into the
> OS' full support of OpenLDAP and Kerberos standards with regards to
> multi-platform and multi-service based clients.
>
> Registration is not necessary, but space will be somewhat limited. I know
> this is short notice, but it was complicated to pull all this together. I
> hope you can join us.
>
> Part 2 is not yet fully planned but will focus on Mac/Windows
> integration.
>
> Thanks!
> Dee



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bil hays
Network Manager
Computer Science, UNC CH