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Started by Jeff Killeen
Thu, 09 Aug 2001 00:57
Conference: PMDF Bootcamp (www.CETS2001.com)
Author: Jeff Killeen
Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 00:57
Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 00:57
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As part of the Compaq Enterprise Technical Symposium 2001 we are offering special Pre-Conference Seminars knows as Techworks Bootcamp. There is one on PMDF... Pre-conference Techworks Bootcamp - Two Day (Sat & Sun) PMDF 101 Bootcamp: PMDF for Mail and Systems Administrators (#1592) Speaker: Stephen Arnold Abstract This bootcamp provides email administrators/postmasters and system managers the background knowledge, theory, and practical advice needed to install, configure, and manage PMDF mail hubs and backbones. In the principles & configuration discussion, attendees learn where PMDF fits into their network environment and how it communicates with other message transfer agents. A detailed discussion of channels, the fundemental building blocks of PMDF configurations, describes channel types and functions. Attendees learn how PMDF routes mail by the destination domain during address rewriting and how to configure rewrite rules and channel definitions. Moving on to operational PMDF topics, attendees learn how remote clients access mailboxes on PMDF servers, and how VMS and UNIX native stores, the PMDF POPstore, and the PMDF Message store are configured and used. Day-to-day PMDF activities, such as postmastering and monitoring, are reviewed. PMDF security and data integrity topics include configuring PMDF security, including port-, send-, and mail-access mappings and the security configuration file, and calling anti-virus software from the conversion channel. Demonstrations show PMDF security features for relay blocking, spam blocking, and mailbox filtering. Attendees are also taught how to analyze and report spam incidents. The instructor has extensive PMDF experience and can address features, questions, and issues regarding PMDF on OpenVMS, UNIX, and Windows NT/2000. Discussion covers all three platforms, and demonstrations are on OpenVMS and Windows NT Server. PREREQUISITES: It is assumed that attendees are system managers for electronic mail servers on OpenVMS, UNIX, or Windows NT/2000 and that they can effectively manage the operating environment. Level: Intermediate **************************************************** You can register for Seminar alone or for the conference and other Seminars - for details please vist www.CETS2001.com
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