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* [[User:mutantmonkey | mutantmonkey]] - IPv6, Chef
 
* [[User:mutantmonkey | mutantmonkey]] - IPv6, Chef
 
* [[User:dyreshark | dyreshark]] - C++11 features
 
* [[User:dyreshark | dyreshark]] - C++11 features
* Jagged - RF explained: modulation, antennas, and link budgets
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* [[User:Jagged | Jagged]] - RF explained: modulation, antennas, and link budgets
* Jagged - FCC Part 97 vs. Part 15 operation
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* [[User:Jagged | Jagged]] - FCC Part 97 vs. Part 15 operation
* Jagged - AX.25
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* [[User:Jagged | Jagged]] - AX.25
* Jagged - Linux utilities for amateur radio
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* [[User:Jagged | Jagged]] - Linux utilities for amateur radio
* Mr. Black - Browser Architecture
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* [[User:mr-black | Mr. Black]] - Browser Architecture
* Mr. Black - Active Directory
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* [[User:mr-black | Mr. Black]] - Active Directory
  
 
== Talks people would like to see ==
 
== Talks people would like to see ==
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* Samba
 
* Samba
 
* Active Directory
 
* Active Directory
* NFS
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* NFS (including NFS4)
 
* NIS
 
* NIS
 
* Kerberos
 
* Kerberos
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* Mutantmonkey's security practices
 
* Mutantmonkey's security practices
 
* OpenBSD router tutorial (pf, IPsec, IPv6, DNS, DHCP server)
 
* OpenBSD router tutorial (pf, IPsec, IPv6, DNS, DHCP server)
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* Failover tools for Linux (e.g. CARP)
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* Simple high availability/clustered services in RHEL/CentOS and/or Debian
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* DNS (theory, caching/recursive, brief tutorial on how to make your own on Linux/BSD, DNSSEC)
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* Mail

Revision as of 03:59, 29 August 2012

This is a list of talks people would like to see and (unscheduled) talks people are willing to give if they are nagged.

Talks people are willing to give

Talks people would like to see

  • IPv6
  • LDAP
  • Samba
  • Active Directory
  • NFS (including NFS4)
  • NIS
  • Kerberos
  • FDE (both boot disk and external drives)
  • Mutantmonkey's security practices
  • OpenBSD router tutorial (pf, IPsec, IPv6, DNS, DHCP server)
  • Failover tools for Linux (e.g. CARP)
  • Simple high availability/clustered services in RHEL/CentOS and/or Debian
  • DNS (theory, caching/recursive, brief tutorial on how to make your own on Linux/BSD, DNSSEC)
  • Mail