Early registration for LISA '02, the 16th Systems Administration Conference

[Alex Walker]

There are only three weeks left to take advantage of early registration
discounts for LISA '02, the 16th Systems Administration Conference,
taking place November 3-8,2002 in Philadelphia.

Register by Friday, October 11 and save up to $300.
http://www.usenix.org/lisa02/

Select from 39 tutorials, including:
    - UNIX, Solaris, and Linux system administration
    - Performance tuning, disaster recovery planning, SANs, massive
upgrades, user request management, and other service challenges
    - Monitoring, intrusion detection, firewalls, and Web security
    - DNS administration and practical wireless networking

Hear from industry leaders, including:
    - Keynote: Jim Reese, Chief Operations Engineer of Google, on
    - Google's architecture and the challenges of running an Internet
    - search service
    - Paul Vixie on Internet governance, peering, and legislation
    - Curtis Preston, backup guru, on streamlining backup and recovery
    - Len Sassaman on "the promise of privacy"
    - Tim Nagle of TRW on his years with the NSA Red Team
    - Daniel V. Klein on the constitutional and legal arguments against spam

* Evaluate new approaches to automation, monitoring, security, and the
evolving theory of system administration (among other topics) in the
Refereed Paper sessions
* Bring your perplexing technical questions to experts at LISA's unique
"The Guru Is In" sessions
* Explore the latest commercial innovations at the FREE Vendor Exhibition

For complete program information and to register, visit
http://www.usenix.org/lisa02/