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Wed, 01 Dec 2004 04:41
December Meeting of The Atlanta UNIX Users Group (AUUG)
Author: Atlanta UNIX Users Group (AUUG)
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 04:41
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 04:41
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Topic: LDAP -- What is it and when it should be used
Speaker: Jim Kinsman
Sun Microsystems
Atlanta, GA
Location: Hewlett-Packard Building
20 Perimeter Summit (directly across I-285 from Perimeter Mall)
Atlanta, GA
Date: Monday, December 6, 2004
Time: 7:30pm
Jim Kinsman in an Enterprise Architect and CISSP in Sun
Microsystems' Identity Management Practice. He has 20+ years of
IT experience and currently serves as the Lead Architect on the
Cingular Wireless Enterprise Directory and Identity Management
platform.
Outline:
Business Reasons for Deploying Directory Services
("Demonstrated ROI or Science Project?")
How LDAP fits (or doesn't cut it) in an
Enterprise Identity Management Strategy
Explanation of "LDAP Enabling" client applications
What ever happened to X.500?
LDAP for naming services and Unix password management
(NIS and/or NIS+ Replacement)
Example of an Enterprise Directory Architecture
(master vs. slave replicas, where to deploy them)
(multi-master replication)
Security implications and S-OX related issues.
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Prior to the meeting, there will be an informal, non-structured
"guru" session open to anyone wishing to attend. This will start
around 6:45pm in the meeting room, and we will have one or more
gurus available to discuss whatever topics/problems/questions the
attendees care to bring up.
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E-mail facilities have been graciously provided by Dragon Networks,
Inc. Please visit their web site at http://www.dragon.com to learn
of their many services.
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It is with great pride that we recognize our Corporate Sponsors.
Being aware of the contributions made by the AUUG membership to the
UNIX community, these firms, both large and small, have made a
commitment to provide financial assistance for defraying the
operating expenses of AUUG. We are both pleased and grateful for
their sponsorship, and hope that they will continue to support AUUG
in the days to come.
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Subsequent Meeting: Monday, February 7, 2005; 7:30 pm
Topic: (tba)
Speaker: (tba)
NOTE: NO MEETING IN JANUARY
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For those who need some sustenance before the meeting, you will
find kindred AUUG spirits at "Fuddruckers" restaurant (240
Perimeter Center Pkwy) on Hammond Drive across from Perimeter Mall
and not far from the Hewlett-Packard building. Drop in any time
after 5:30pm to sit around and chew the fat and indulge in some of
the Fuddruckers cuisine. This is a chance for folks to get
together and exchange rumors, ideas, assistance, etc.
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There is no charge to attend the meeting, nor any fee for
membership. Just show up!
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For directions to meeting or other information, see:
http://www.auug.org
Corporate Sponsors:
Hewlett-Packard Co.
www.hp.com
Sun Microsystems
www.sun.com
Morris, Manning & Martin L.L.P.
www.mmmlaw.com
Home Depot
www.homedepot.com
Dragon Networks, Inc.
www.dragon.com
Michael Craige Corporation
www.michaelcraige.com
Directions to Hewlett-Packard Building (20 Perimeter Summit)
| <- Ashford-Dunwoody Rd
Perimeter Mall |
|
---------+-----------------------+ <- Hammond Drive
| X <- Fuddruckers |
Perimeter Ctr Pkwy -> | |
|
I-285 | (Exit 29)
=========================================+===============
| \
Lake Hearn Dr -> ------------------+---------+ \
H-P Building (very tall!) -> X | | \ <-
I-285
Perimeter Summit -> ----| |
| |
Perimeter Summit Pkwy -> ------------+---------+--
|
|
Take I-285 (northern perimeter) to Exit 29 (Ashford-Dunwoody Road).
Exit south (away from Perimeter Mall). Turn right at first traffic
light (Lake Hearn Dr.) Go one block and turn left onto Parkside Place.
Take first street/entrance to right (Perimeter Summit) and follow signs
to "20" building visitor parking. Take ramp down to parking garage.
+-----------------------------+
| |
+===================+ | |
| +-----------------|-+ | |
| | | | Hewlett-Packard |
Ramp ----->| | Parking | | Building |
to | | Garage | | |
Parking | | | | |
Garage | | | | |
| +-------------------+ | |
| | |
+=============+ +-----------------------------+
|
|
|
|
----------------------------------- <- Perimeter Summit
From any level of the parking garage, take elevator to Lobby. At main
desk there will be a sign-in sheet and directions to the meeting room.
NOTE! When leaving parking garage, observe signs directing to
Ashford-Dunwoody Dr. and/or I-285. They will indicate you are to turn
RIGHT onto Parkside Place, go two blocks, turn left onto Perimeter
Summit Pkwy, and then left onto Ashford-Dunwoody Dr. (If you turn left
onto Parkside Place, you will not be allowed to turn right onto Lake
Hearn Dr.)
Lindsay Cleveland (auug@auug.org)
Re: December Meeting of The Atlanta UNIX Users Group (AUUG)
Author: Andy Walton
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 08:09
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 08:09
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In article <10qqirhil0tvc14@corp.supernews.com>, AUUG <auug@auug.org>
wrote:
> Directions to Hewlett-Packard Building (20 Perimeter Summit)
>
> | <- Ashford-Dunwoody Rd
> Perimeter Mall |
> |
> ---------+-----------------------+ <- Hammond Drive
> | X <- Fuddruckers |
> Perimeter Ctr Pkwy -> | |
> |
> I-285 | (Exit 29)
> =========================================+===============
> | \
> Lake Hearn Dr -> ------------------+---------+ \
> H-P Building (very tall!) -> X | | \ <-
> I-285
> Perimeter Summit -> ----| |
> | |
> Perimeter Summit Pkwy -> ------------+---------+--
> |
> |
Count on a Unix UG to keep the flame of ASCII art alive. You're taking
me back, man. I might have to check out alt.fan.warlord for the first
time in years.
--
"Five tacos, one taco burger. Do you know where the American Dream is?"
-- Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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Andy Walton * http://atticus.home.mindspring.com/
Re: December Meeting of The Atlanta UNIX Users Group (AUUG)
Author: kcaj
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 08:40
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 08:40
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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 23:41:32 -0500, "Atlanta UNIX Users Group (AUUG)" <auug@auug.org> wrote: > >Topic: LDAP -- What is it and when it should be used > Don't you mean the Atlanta Linux Users Group. (ALUG) http://mepislovers.com/
Re: December Meeting of The Atlanta UNIX Users Group (AUUG)
Author: joe
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 14:41
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 14:41
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Not so long ago in atl.general, Andy Walton wrote: > Count on a Unix UG to keep the flame of ASCII art alive. You're taking > me back, man. I might have to check out alt.fan.warlord for the first > time in years. When I first hit town (early 90's) I used to go to these meeting every month but hadn't been for about 10 years until this spring. Amazingly the core group is pretty much all the same folks. One of the members hooked me up with a UUCP connection ~1993 and I used to let a bunch of people dial into my Linux box for email and usenet. God, I don't miss diagnosing modem problems! I wish AUUG hadn't moved way up to perimeter (not near the MARTA station!) No way am I driving up there during rush hours I bet Earthlink or *somebody* in midtown/downtown would host them Oh well -- Joe Morris jolomo@gmail.com Live music in Atlanta http://jolomo.net/atlanta/shows.html
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