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SAGE-AU Wollongong September Meeting
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Author: Russell Noble
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1998 00:00
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SAGE-AU NSW Wollongong Meeting - September
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NOTE: The meeting time and place has changed for Wollongong. Please 
take note of the new details.  This month we have TWO speakers so the
meeting will be a little longer than usual.

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:	
	Thursday, 10th of September 1998
	(2nd Thursday of each month)

Time:	
	7:00 - 8:30(ish)

Agenda:	
	7:00 Pizza, Coke, OJ, beer, and refreshments
	7:15 Information Security Management
		(Geoff Halprin)
	8:00 Rapid (re)-installation of PCs with multiple operating systems
		(David Conran)

Venue:	
	Room 107 (First floor, follow the signs)
	Building 41 (Sciences 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:  Information Security Management

	This talk introduces the three types of information security
	(Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability), walks through the
	issues associated with risk evaluation and management, and then
 	presents a general model for evaluating service security requirements
	and planning and controlling production environments accordingly.

	Geoff Halprin has been a system administrator for 15 years, and a
	consulting sysadmin for over 10 years. When he's not spending time
	on SAGE-AU activities, he consults to organisations on systems
	management practices, including systems management infrastructure,
	policy definition, security, and staff development.


Topic:	Rapid (Re)-installation of PCs with multiple operating systems.

	This paper will discuss how the Department of Mathematics can and does
	reinstall a PC with-in 5 minutes, a lab of 64 PC's within 30 minutes
	(by one person). How to install a "brand new" machine within 12 
	minutes with Windows 3.1, Windows NT and Unix all on the one machine.

	David Conran has been a Systems Administrator for almost eight years 
	in the Government, Commercial, Research and Academic sectors. 
	Currently he works as a Senior Systems Administrator for the Dept. 
	of Mathematics at The University of Queensland. As well as his normal 
	work, David is the Secretary for The System Administrators Guild of 
	Australia (SAGE-AU) and has organised three national conferences on 
	System Administration. To his friends, he is just a long haired git.

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.

Refreshments:
	Light refreshments are served.

RSVP:         
	Russell Noble 
	russell_noble@uow.edu.au
	(02) 4221 3651
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