System administrators are being tasked with bringing their office environments online, whether that's one stand-alone client attached to the Internet or a distributed network of Web servers. The network services that need to be configured in order to do this can be daunting to administrators who aren't familiar with the required applications. We will cover configuration examples, as well as overviews of the underlying protocols, that attendees can take home and put to work immediately.
The tutorial will be conducted in an open manner that encourages question-and-answer interruptions.
Who should attend:
System administrators who are implementing network services and are looking for a background in the configuration of those services as well as basics of the protocols. Attendees should have some network client/server experience and a basic knowledge of UNIX administration, but they do not need to be experienced network administrators. Both new and intermediate network administrators will leave the tutorial having learned something.
Take back to work:
Confidence in the ability to set up and maintain secure network services.
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