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1 total messages Started by sgoldberg Wed, 02 Feb 1994 22:52
BayLUG/BAYVAX seminar Feb 4, meeting Feb 8
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Author: sgoldberg
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 1994 22:52
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The following meetings are coming up for BayLUG, a user group for the
DEC computing environment.

Friday Workshop, February 4th at Syntex (Palo Alto) from 9am to 5pm.

Keith Walls is coming for an all day seminar (9:00am - 5:00pm) on
Alpha AXP, new wave of storage, mixed VAX and AXP environments, and
capacity planning. There will be a charge of $50 and will include
lunch.  Keith Walls is an expert on VMS and the software architect of
the patented VMS BACKUP system.  While you can pay at the door, please
reserve your place in advance if possible by calling Seth Goldberg at
(408)541-6834 or Rich Taylor at (408)776-4978. 


Tuesday Meeting, February 8th at Syntex (Palo Alto) from 9am until Noon.

Bear Computer System will speak about disaster recovery preparations. 

Joel Hagberg of Micropolis will talk about RAID technology.
Corporations worldwide are moving stragetic applications to
client/server networks.  The data patterns of new applications are
increasing disk capacity requirements at an unparalleled rate.
External storage devices and RAID subsystems offer unique solutions to
deliver capacity and data protection for the client/server
environment.  This presentation will illustrate external storage
options, RAID technology overview and implementation of RAID data
protection. 

This meeting is free to anyone who is interested.  Syntex is located on
Hillview Ave between Foothill Expressway and Arastradero Road in Palo Alto,
CA.


Seth Goldberg
Chair/Treasurer BayLUG
goldberg@davidsys.com 
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