Sunday, November 3, 2002     Full Day (9 am - 5 pm)     S1 Advanced Solaris System Administration Topics S2 Topics in UNIX and Linux Administration, Part 1 NEW S3 Linux System Administration S4 Intrusion Detection: Evaluation, Architecture, and Implementation NEW S5 Hacking and Securing Web-Based Applications NEW S6 Beyond Shell Scripts: 21st-Century Automation Tools and Techniques NEW S7 Blueprints for High Availability: Designing Resilient Distributed Systems NEW Half Day Tutorials (am)     S8 Administering Veritas NetBackup NEW S9 Perl for System Administration: The Networking Power Hours, Part 1 NEW S10 Introduction to Domain Name System Administration Half Day Tutorials (pm)     S11 Using SANs and NAS S12 Perl for System Administration: The Networking Power Hours, Part 2 NEW S13 Intermediate Topics in Domain Name System Administration NEW Monday, November 4, 2002     Full Day (9 am - 5 pm)     M1 Exploring the Potential of LDAP NEW M2 Topics in UNIX and Linux Administration, Part 2 NEW M3 Administering Linux in Production Environments M4 Issues in UNIX Infrastructure Design M5 Practical Wireless IP: Concepts, Administration, and Security M6 Building a syslog Infrastructure M7 Technical Tools for Creating Happy Users NEW Half Day Tutorials (am)     M8 SAN-Enable Your Backup System M9 Regular Expression Mastery NEW M10 Building a Disaster Recovery Plan NEW Half Day Tutorials (pm)     M11 Next-Generation Storage Architectures: Beyond Conventional SAN and NAS M12 Perl Program Repair Shop and Red Flags NEW M13 Practical Project Management Tuesday, November 5, 2002     Full Day (9 am - 5 pm)     T1 System and Network Monitoring NEW T2 UNIX Security Threats and Solutions NEW T3 Linux Firewalls NEW T4 Configuring and Administering SAMBA Servers T5 System and Network Performance Tuning T6 Network Security Profiles: A Collection (Hodgepodge) of Stuff Hackers Know About You T7 Advanced Topics in DNS Administration NEW Half Day Tutorials (am)     T8 Introduction to Massive Upgrades and Changes NEW T9 Console Servers: Getting up to Speed NEW T10 Documentation Techniques for Sysadmins Half Day Tutorials (pm)     T11 But Is It UNIX? A Mac OS X Administrator's Survival Guide NEW T12 Advanced Console Remote Access NEW T13 Advanced Shell Programming

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