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11th Systems Administration Conference (LISA 97)
October 26-31, 1997
San Diego, California

Sponsored by USENIX, the Advanced Computing Systems
Association and SAGE, the System Administrators Guild

Join your peers at LISA '97.

Technology and your environment rapidly change, you juggle ever
more responsibilities, and you wonder how you can keep doing it.
LISA '97 spells relief.

Bring home time-saving techniques and practical knowledge gained in
tutorials, technical presentations, a poster session, BOFs, and
other sessions.  There are many opportunties to meet your peers and
share solutions to common problems.

The expanded tutorial program offers 22 new tutorial topics
including:

* ISP and Linux system administration 
* How to Handle Security Incidents
* Firewall Management 
* Administering Windows NT
* Advanced Topics in DNS and BIND 
* Building a Security Infrastructure 
* Building Secure Intranets 
* Introduction to UNIX Administration 
* Managing a Support Staff 
* Advanced Heterogeneous Systems Management-UNIX and Windows NT.

Some of the most popular courses brought back are: 

* System and Network Performance Tuning 
* Topics in System Administration
* Administering A Web Server 
* Sendmail Inside and Out 
* Joining the Internet Safely Using Firewalls 
* Security on the Web.

Top-rated instructors include Eric Allman, Tom Christiansen,Tina
Darmohray, Dan Geer, Trent Hein, Bill LeFebvre, Evi Nemeth, Marcus
Ranum, Marc Staveley, Hal Stern, and Rich Stevens.

Get the Program. See the quality.  Register for LISA'97.

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FOR DETAILED PROGRAM AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
 
   * See the conference home page at http://www.usenix.org/lisa97
   * Send email to:  info@usenix.org.  In the body of your message
     state:  "send lisa conferences"
   * Contact the USENIX Conference Office, conference@usenix.org,
     telephone 714-588-8649, or fax 714-588-9706
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The USENIX Association brings together the community of engineers,
system administrators, scientists, and technicians working on the
cutting edge of computing. Its technical conferences are the essential
meeting grounds for the presentation and discussion of the most
advanced information on new developments in all aspects of advanced
computing systems.