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Greater Boston VAX Local User's Group Newsletter
Author: George J. Carrette
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 15:33
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 15:33
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VOL. 12 NO. 10 Greater Boston VAX Local User's Group Newsletter October 1992
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MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
When: Tuesday, October 13, 1992
Where: MIT, Plasma Fusion Center
Building NW17, Room 218
167 Albany Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
What: 1:30 - 2:00 pm -> Steering Committee/LUG Planning/Lug Business
2:00 - 2:30 pm -> Technical Questions and Answer session
(please bring your questions)
2:30 - 4:00 pm -> Main Presentation
There is metered parking available on Albany Street, commercial garage parking
is located near Kendall Square, and public parking at a large metered city
parking lot is located across Mass Ave. behind the McDonald's. Also, the Red
Line Subway exit at Central Square is a short walk away.
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PRESENTATION TOPIC
Ray Paquet from the DEC's Network Management Systems group will present
DECmcc, DEC's network management software.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM THE CHAIR Bob Lang
Ray Paquet, a more than 10 years veteran at DEC, has been responsible
for installation, maintenance, growth and security of portions of Digital's
internal network, EASYnet; has been project leader for the Network
Troubleshooting Guide; and is a well known DECUS seminar speaker and, in
fact, will be presenting "Managing Your Network with DECmcc" at the
December Symposium at Las Vegas. Ray is responsible for many aspects of
network management with particular emphasis on "User Focus".
Hope to see you there.
November's topic is TCP/IP under VMS. There will be a speaker from
TGV, and possibly a second speaker from a local TCP/IP vendor. Stay
tuned.
We are still looking for topics and speakers for future meeting
dates. If you know of a speaker or a topic, please let us know ... we
are always looking.
DECUS will be holding seminars in Boston during October 24-26, 1992. If
you are interested in assisting with registration and on-site support for
these seminars, please call Chris Summerfield at (617) 864-7327.
Assistants are needed for "ALL-IN-1 Version 3.0" on Saturday, October 24
and "Advanced LAT Concepts" on Monday, October 26.
Schedule of technical programs planned
Nov 10, 1992 TCP/IP for Open VMS
Dec, 1992 No Meeting (DECUS Symposium Las Vegas, Dec 7-11)
Jan 12, 1993 Fall'92 DECUS (Las Vegas) Symposium Review
Feb 9, 1993 Windows NT Technical Overview for VMSers
Mar 9, 1993 Pathworks for Open VMS
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LUG STEERING COMMITTEE - Call for information
Chair Lang@isis.mit.edu Co-Chair Summerfield@decus.org
Bob M Lang (617) 253-7438 Chris Summerfield (617) 864-7327
Hardware Provost@max.mit.edu Tuning
Tom Provost (508) 774-2370 Alan Wu (617) 253-5624
Ron McKenna (603) 885-0573
Newsletter Mailing List
userdev2%umbsky.dnet@ns.umb.edu Katz@eisner.Decus.Org
Dave Chin (617) 287-5222 Mark Katz (617) 466-3437
Site Survey
(vacant)
Security Networks Hafen@zis.ziff.com
Cliff Hafen (617) 393-3200
SIG Tapes Hassinger@decus.org On Line Lug Log
Bob Hassinger (508) 435-9061 (617) 495-7031
Jackson@harvard.edu
Lance Jackson (617) 495-7632 enter "c cfa5"
"c husc3" VMSTREE(617) 495-7616 username VAXLUG
telnet husc3.harvard.edu telnet cfa5.harvard.edu
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