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SAGE-NSW Seminar : Spam Spam Spam

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From: Russell Noble
Date: Sat, 18 Oct 1997 00:00
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SAGE-AU Wollongong Meeting - October
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SAGE-AU was formed to advance the profession of System Administration by 
raising awareness of the need for System Administrators, and educating 
System Administrators in technical as well as professional issues. We aim to 
promote interaction between professional System Administrators within 
Australia as well as internationally.

Date:	
	Tuesday 21/10/97  

	** NOTE THIS IS ONE WEEK EARLIER THAN NORMALLY SCHEDULED **

Time:	
	7:00 - 8:30

Venue:	
	Room 104 (First floor, follow the signs)
	Building 41 (The New Science Building)
	University of Wollongong 
	Northfields Avenue, Wollongong
	Map at http://www.psyc.uow.edu.au/~russell/sage-map.html

Who:	
	SAGE-AU Members, System Administrators
	(Visitors are welcome. After attending two
	meetings, visitors should become members)

Topic:  Spam, Spam, Spam - What should you do to stop it? 

Pauline van Winsen, a technical consultant with Uniq Professional Services 
specialising in a number of areas such as computer security and Internet 
protocol configuration, will presenting a seminar entitled "Spam, spam, spam -
what should you do to stop it?" Spam, a name given to unsolicited commercial 
e-mail, is very topical as many sites find their staff inundated with 
unwanted mail soon after connecting to the Internet.   In this presentation 
Pauline outlines what her site has implemented to combat spam and the 
outcomes of these efforts.

Pauline has spoken at SAGE and AUUG conferences, and maintains a high profile 
within the Australian Internet community due to her involvement with SAGE-AU, 
as a past board member of AUUG and as board member of the Internet Society 
of Australia (ISOC-AU).  Pauline's previous presentation to SAGE-NSW, 
"Myths of Internet Security", was very well received.

Agenda:	
	7:00 Pizza, Coke, OJ, beer, and refreshments
	7:15 Spam, Spam, Spam - What should you do to stop it?
	8:15 General Business & Questions

Purpose:
	To get New South Wales System Managers, PC administrators, 
	System Programmers & Network Administrators together.
	To lend a sympathetic ear to the plight of System Support.

Drink:
	Orange Juice, Coke and Beer - Free (while stocks last)

Food:
	Pizza & other nibblies (Donations kindly accepted)

RSVP:         
	Russell Noble 
	russell_noble@uow.edu.au
	(042) 213 651
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From: russell@uow.edu.au (Russell Noble)
Subject: SAGE-NSW Seminar : Spam Spam Spam
Date: 1997/10/18
Message-ID: <russell.877140220@wumpus>
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Organization: University of Wollongong, NSW, Australia.
Newsgroups: aus.org.sage,uow.seminars,uow.computer-users,uow.rabble