NEW SCHEDULE FORMAT: The Tutorials are Monday–Wednesday this year

Monday, June 25, 2001     M1 Network Security Profiles: A Collection (Hodgepodge) of Stuff Hackers Know About You M2 Building Linux Applications  NEW M3 Advanced Topics in Perl Programming M4 Topics for System Administrators, 1  NEW M5 Sendmail Configuration and Operation (Updated for Sendmail 8.12) M6 Blueprints for High Availability: Designing Resilient Distributed Systems M7 Exploring the Potential of LDAP  NEW M8 Large Heterogeneous Networks: Planning, Building, and Maintaining Them While Staying Sane  NEW M9 Communicating in Difficult Situations  NEW M10 Wireless Networking Fundamentals: WANs, LANs, and PANs  NEW Tuesday, June 26, 2001     T1 Internet Security for UNIX & Linux System Administrators T2 Perl for System Administration—The Power and the Praxis  NEW T3 Advanced CGI Techniques Using Perl T4 UNIX Network Programming Topics  NEW T5 Cryptography Decrypted  NEW T6 Network Design for High Availability  NEW T7 Advanced Solaris Systems Administration Topics T8 Forensic Computer Investigations: Principles and Procedures  NEW T9 Basic Management Techniques  NEW T10 Practical Wireless IP Security and Connectivity: How to Use It Safely  NEW Wednesday, June 27, 2001     W1 Running Web Servers Securely  NEW W2 Hacking Exposed: LIVE! W3 Inside the Linux Kernel W4 Network Programming with Perl  NEW W5 Cryptographic Algorithms Revealed W6 System and Network Performance Tuning W7 Configuring and Administering Samba Servers W8 Computer Crime: Investigating Computer-Based Evidence  NEW W9 Solaris Internals: Architecture, Tips, and Tidbits W10 Panning for Gold: What System Logs Tell You About Your Network Security  NEW

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