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SANS'95
4th UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION, NETWORKING & SECURITY CONFERENCE
AND COURSES
Sponsored by
THE OPEN SYSTEMS CONFERENCE BOARD
with the cooperation of
SAGE
The System Administrators Guild,
a Special Technical Group of the
USENIX Association
April 24-29, 1995
Washington, DC
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THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS:
1. SANS'95 Conference Schedule and Conference Description
2. List Of SANS'95 Technical Sessions (no details)
3. List Of SANS'95 Courses and Workshops (no details)
4. Registration Information and Forms
This is one of two SANS documents available now. The other
one is the SANS Course Descriptions. To get a copy of the
Course descriptions, email sans@clark.net and put Courses in
the body.
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Please join us at the 4th Annual System Administration, Networking,
and Security Conference. This year's program has fourteen timely
courses and dozens of new papers by the industry's most effective
speakers. SANS'95 is a technical conference offering system
administrators, security administrators, and network managers a
unique forum in which to gain up-to-date information about
immediately useful tools and techniques, in addition to sharing ideas
and experiences and network with peers.
Two of last year's attendees described the unique value of the SANS
conference in their post-conference evaluations:
==> Scottie Swenson, of the ITER Project at SAIC wrote, "One week at
SANS provided me with a year's experience in System Administration,"
and
==> Tom Buss of Federal Express wrote, "SANS is the best source of
UNIX security information I have ever found."
SANS'95 has augmented its in-depth courses and paper sessions with
special new courses and papers on the World Wide Web, the Best Free
Software for System Administrators, Useful Security Tools, Key
Skills For Professional Advancement, and more. Another unique aspect
of SANS is its "commercial tools" sessions that provide technical
insights into the capabilities of the most popular and useful
commercial software and hardware tools and services for system and
network administrators and security professionals.
SANS'95 begins with three days of intense courses on the most useful
techniques for systems, network, and security administration -- all
taught by the highest rated instructors in their fields. The courses
are followed by the triple-track technical conference which focuses
on tools and techniques you can begin using immediately.
Track 1: System Administration
Track 2: Security
Track 3: Network Administration and the Internet
SANS'95 also offers optional parallel technical sessions on
commercial tools complemented by an evening, hands-on reception on
Thursday with the tools vendors.
For those who want to be sure to get maximum value from a week of
training, SANS'95 has added Post-Conference Workshops on "How To Find
and Use The Best Free Software," "Key Skills For Professional
Advancement," and "UNIX System and Network Performance Tuning."
Additionally, Birds of A Feather sessions and "The Guru Is In"
sessions enable you to spend time with others who share your
interests and with the experts who can answer your special questions.
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DATES TO REMEMBER
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VERY EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 24, 1995
VERY EARLY REGISTRATION BONUS:
*************************************************************
**** Those who pay for SANS'95 before February 24 will ****
**** receive a free, AUTOGRAPHED, copy of Evi Nemeth, ****
**** Garth Snyder, Scott Sebass and Trent Hein's, great ****
**** new, 800 page UNIX System Administration Handbook ****
**** (Prentice Hall, 1995) that includes a CD-ROM with ****
**** a wealth of useful software and reference materials.****
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PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 4, 1995
HOTEL RESERVATION DEADLINE: April 4, 1995
Note: SANS has space for 400 participants. Last year, SANS was
oversubscribed, and registration was closed three weeks before the
conference started. Please register early this year.
All conference sessions are held at the Stouffers Concourse Hotel in
Arlington. (Fly to Washington National Airport.)
SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995:
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm REGISTRATION
MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1995
9:00 am - 5:00 pm FULL-DAY COURSES
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm MOVIE NIGHT
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1995
9:00 am - 5:00 pm FULL-DAY COURSES
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm AFFINITY GROUP BIRDS OF A FEATHER SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1995
8:30 am - 3:45 pm FULL-DAY COURSES (early start and finish; short
breaks)
***TECHNICAL CONFERENCE BEGINS***
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm CONFERENCE OPENING AND
KEYNOTE: "ON THE INTERNET"
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm BIRDS OF A FEATHER SESSIONS
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1995
8:30 am - 5:00 pm TRIPLE-TRACK TECHNICAL CONFERENCE
5:30 pm - 8:30 pm RECEPTION AND VENDOR EXHIBIT
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm BIRDS OF A FEATHER SESSIONS (If desired)
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1995
8:30 am - 4:00 pm TRIPLE-TRACK TECHNICAL CONFERENCE
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1995
8:30 am - 4:00 pm POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
BIRDS-OF-A-FEATHER SESSIONS: Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions (BOFs) are
informal but important aspects of the SANS program. BOFs enable
attendees to discuss topics of mutual interest and to build
professional relationships with other sysadmins who share similar
interests. These highly interactive sessions will be held each
evening and will last from one to two hours each. To schedule a
BOF, contact the SANS BOF Coordinator, John Stewart (Cisco Systems) at
email: jns@cisco.com, phone: +1. 408.526.8499, or call the SANS
Office at 719-599-4303.
COMMERCIAL TOOLS TECHNICAL SESSIONS AND VENDOR DISPLAY: This unique
feature of SANS lets you compare capabilities of many of the popular
network and system management offerings from hardware, software, and
and service companies. The speakers are encouraged to offer
technical briefings without marketing fluff. The Thursday, April 27,
evening vendor table-top demonstrations offer additional time to get
answers to your questions -- while using the tools themselves. Many
UNIX installations -- especially non-research installations -- use
commercial software and services for network and system management
and security. If your site is considering commercial tools, this is
an opportunity to save time in evaluating a selection of the best
alternatives.
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AND WORKBOOK: One copy of the SANS'95
Proceedings And Workbook is included with each Technical Sessions
registration fee. Additional copies may be purchased at the
Conference or ordered from the USENIX Association Executive Office
(510-528-8649; email: office@usenix.org). Course books are provided
to the people who attend the courses. Additional copies may be
purchased using the registration form at the end of this document.
THE GURU IS IN: Facing any challenges? Have a particular problem?
Find answers and solutions to your problems by talking one-on-one
with the experts. Guru sessions will be scheduled throughout the
Technical Conference. Suggestions or requests for particular guru
sessions may be sent via email to sans@clark.net. The final
schedule with topics, times, and guru names will be posted at the
conference.
TERMINAL ROOM: Once again this year, a Terminal room will be
available for you at SANS. Located in Room 110 of the conference
hotel, it will provide connections to the Internet.
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WHO'S WHO AT SANS'95
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Most of the UNIX community's top-rated presenters will be speaking
and/or teaching courses at SANS'95: Matt Bishop (U Cal. Davis), Tom
Christiansen, Michele Crabb (Sterling Software, NASA-Ames), Tina
Darmohray), Dan Geer (Open Vision), Trent Hein (XOR Network
Engineering), Bill Howell (Glaxo), Rob Kolstad (BSDI), Amy
Kreiling (Univ. North Carolina), Scott Menter (Enterprise Systems
Management), Evi Nemeth (Univ. of Colorado), Marcus Ranum (Trusted
Information Systems), Peter Salus, Bjorn Satdeva (/sys/admin, inc.),
Gene Spafford (Purdue University), Elizabeth Zwicky (Silicon
Graphics), and more than a dozen others.
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WHAT LAST YEAR'S ATTENDEES SAY ABOUT SANS
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The best way to learn about a conference is to ask the people
who attended. Here are 15 representative comments from the
1994 written conference evaluations.
COST JUSTIFICATION
1. "One week at SANS has provided me with a year's experience in
System Administration issues. With limited time and money for
learning, SANS is a conference that I intend to attend
regularly." (Scottie Swenson, ITER Project at SAIC)
2. "I enjoyed myself, I improved my skills, and I will not have
any problem honestly justifying the cost of this and future
SANS conferences to my company." (David Makowsky, Millward
Brown)
IMMEDIATELY USEFUL INFORMATION
3. "This is a great conference for people looking for tools and
techniques that can be immediately put in place at their
site!" (Peter Cassels, North Carolina Supercomputing Center)
4. "SANS provides practical information you can apply right
away." (Mary Smith, University of Rochester)
5. "SANS is the best source of UNIX security information I have
ever found." (Thomas Buss, Federal Express)
6. "Very relevant and useful to those of us in transition from
proprietary to open systems. And since the conference, we've
been able to make good use of the security information."
(Bill Fuller, Office of Information Technology, University of
North Carolina)
7. "I haven't found anything else that offers such a variety of
topics and provides the speakers who can give you the answers
you need." (Jose Martinez, Mobil Oil Corp.)
8. "The SANS conference was packed with useful and pertinent
information I plan on using as soon as I get back to the
office." (David Buchanan, United Information Systems)
9. "I learned more about security than I thought was possible."
(Howard Marshall, American Express)
THE PEOPLE AND INSTRUCTORS AT SANS
10. "SANS provides the feeling of being part of a close-knit group of
people facing the same problems and helping each other find the best
solutions." (Amy Kreiling, University Of North Carolina)
11. "The SANS speakers represent the here and now of system
administration." (David Ballard, Bellcore)
12. "SANS provides an environment which fosters the building of
relationships among system administrators across the country."
(Jeff Feierfeil, Silicon Graphics)
13. "I am new to UNIX system administration and the sessions and
speakers at SANS got me excited about pursuing a career in
systems administration." (David Warnke, SRA)
14. "As an experienced administrator, I managed to learn something
significant at every session! It is great to see the diverse
attendance and share experiences with one's peers." (Samuel
Chessman, GTE Federal Systems Division)
AND FINALLY....
15. "I liked it!" (Timothy Tokarsky, Goldman Sachs)
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TWENTY-ONE REASONS YOU SHOULD ATTEND SANS'95
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1. Uncover the most useful software tools and other resources
available to you on the Internet, learn how to find and retrieve
them, and learn what to do with them and what to watch out for.
2. Learn how to manage your organization's participation in the World
Wide Web.
3. Pinpoint the key vulnerabilities of UNIX systems and networks and
learn methods of protecting your installation.
4. Garner tips on how to detect and respond to hacker attacks,
quickly and confidently.
5. Assess the differences among popular third-party system management
and security tools through SANS's unique Commercial Tools Track,
featuring briefings by technical staff from leading software vendors.
And gain hands-on access to their tools at the vendor reception.
6. Find out how to set up a safe and reliable connection to the
Internet and how to manage your organization's use of the Internet.
7. Receive a copy (free if you register by February 24) of Evi
Nemeth's newly published (January 1995), 800-page Handbook of System
Administration -- an up-to-the-minute revision of the definitive book
in the field, and this one includes a CD-ROM, and attend her courses
on the same topics.
8. Learn the ten key questions to ask prospective system
administrators to reduce your chances of picking a turkey.
9. Enhance your support network.
10. Share problems; gather solutions for your site.
11. Learn new techniques at world-class tutorials taught by the
industry's best-rated instructors.
12. Grow from state-of-the-art Systems Administration and Security
papers from around the world.
13. Grow your professional skills in speaking, writing and dealing
with people, to help get maximum value from your technical skills.
14. Secure expert guidance on the best ways to use Perl and other
time-saving tools.
15. Determine how best to configure sendmail and learn the ins and
outs of DNS.
16. Glean practical techniques for firewalls and other network
defenses.
17. Discover the best security software tools -- from the gurus.
18. Pinpoint key network management tasks that system administrators
must perform and learn best practices from the experts.
19. Learn what to do if your site is attacked from the federal agents
who can help.
20. Resolve your site's administration issues at "The Guru Is In"
sessions.
21. Enjoy Washington D.C. in the Spring.
A registration form can be found at the end of this message.
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HOTEL INFORMATION
The conference will be held at the Stouffers Concourse Hotel in
Arlington, Virginia, just across the Potomac River from Washington
DC. The hotel is less than a half-mile from National Airport, and
transportation from the airport is free via a shuttle that runs
continuously from 5:30 am to 1:00 am. From the hotel, Washington's
award-winning Metro is a short three-block walk. It will take you
quickly to most of the major attractions:
The Capitol
The White House
The Smithsonian Museums (including the Air and Space Museum)
The National Gallery Of Art
The Washington Memorial
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
The Washington Zoo (with the last remaining Chinese Panda)
The Holocaust Museum
and many more attractions.
In addition, Georgetown and Alexandria are short cab rides away. For
the shoppers, one of the great malls: Pentagon City, is very close
and the hotel bus will take you and pick you up.
IMPORTANT: Please make your hotel reservations early. The Stouffers
Hotel is always sold out during the busy Spring season.
HOTEL ADDRESS AND CONTACT:
Stouffers Concourse Hotel
2399 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Telephone: 703-418-6800
FAX: 703-418-3763
PRICES: $129 Single or Double (Special SANS Rate)
Cut Off Date for Hotel Reservations: April 4, 1995
TO MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATION
Special hotel rates have been arranged for SANS attendees. Call the
hotel directly and ask for the Reservation Desk 703-418-6800. To
take advantage of our group rate, tell reservations that you are a
SANS Conference attendee. A one night's deposit is required if your
arrival time will be after 4:00 pm. You also may FAX your reservation
to the Stouffers.
IMPORTANT! Room reservation deadline is April 4, 1995. But please
make your reservations earlier than that so you can be sure of
getting a room
GETTING TO WASHINGTON: If you come by air, it is most convenient to
fly into Washington National Airport (rather than the Dulles or
Baltimore-Washington airports) because the hotel is so close to
National. We strongly encourage you to use excursion fares and stay
over a Saturday evening. For a trip from Denver, for example, you
may save as much as $700.
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SANS'95 Courses and Workshops
=============================
MONDAY APRIL 24: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
M1: (FROM THEIR NEW BOOK) Topics in Network Administration, Evi
Nemeth (Univ. of Colorado) and Trent Hein (XOR Network Engineering)
M2: UNIX Security: Threats and Solutions, Matt Bishop (Univ. of
California at Davis)
M3: Sendmail Configuration and DNS Management, Rob Kolstad (BSDI)
and Tina Darmohray
TUESDAY APRIL 25: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
T4: (FROM THEIR NEW BOOK) Topics In System Administration, Evi Nemeth
(Univ. of Colorado) and Trent Hein (XOR Network Engineering)
T5: (NEW) Surfing 2000 Part I: Catching The Wave, An Introduction to
The Internet, Amy Kreiling (Univ. of North Carolina) with John
Stewart (Cisco)
T6: UNIX Security Course 2: Threats and Solutions From The Network
and Security Challenges In Programs, Matt Bishop (Univ. of California
at Davis)
T7: (NEW) Managing, Hiring, Ethics, and Policy for System
Administrators, Rob Kolstad (BSDI) and Tina Darmohray
WEDNESDAY APRIL 26: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
W8: Practical Perl, Tom Christiansen
W9: (NEW) Surfing 2000 Part II: Building A Successful World-Wide Web, Amy
Kreiling (Univ. of North Carolina) with John Stewart (Cisco)
W10: (NEW) UNIX Security Course 3: UNIX Security Tools and Internal
Security, Matt Bishop (Univ. of California at Davis) and Rob Kolstad
(BSDI)
W11: (NEW) Constructing Firewalls For Network Security
Tina Darmohray
POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
SATURDAY APRIL 29: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
S12:(NEW) Keys To Professional Advancement: managing
users,managing your boss, effective technical presentations,
effective writing, Bill Howell, Rob Kolstad, Alan Paller, and Carolyn
Sherman
S13: (NEW) The Most Useful Tools For System Administrators: Where To
Find Them, How To Use Them, Bjorn Satdeva (/sys/admin, inc.)
S14: (NEW) UNIX System and Network Performance Tuning, Marcus Ranum,
Trusted Information Systems
(For detailed course descriptions, email SANS@clark.net
Put COURSES in the body or subject.)
=========================
SANS TECHNICAL CONFERENCE
=========================
CHAIR: ROB KOLSTAD, BSDI
Keynote: Wednesday, April 26th, 4:15 pm
Internet Revealed
Carl Malamud
Presented by the man who many claim is doing more to mainstream the
Internet than all the world's governments and professional societies,
together.
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SANS'95 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION TRACK
===================================
Thursday, April 27, 1995 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Friday, April 28, 1995 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Goals of System Administration
Elizabeth Zwicky, Silicon Graphics
How To Hire Good System Administrators
Michele Crabb, Sterling Software-NASA Ames
System Administration Ethics
Rob Kolstad, BSDI
The 1994 SANS Salary Survey
Alan Paller, Computer Associates
Advanced Topics In perl
Tom Christiansen
From the other side of the desk: Observations of consumers from
executives in the software and service industries
Scott Menter and Rob Kolstad
"Best of Sys Admin Magazine"
Joint project with Sys Admin Magazine to bring the author of 1994's
year's best article to SANS.
People Skills for the System Administrator
P. David Parks, IEEE
Managing People's Data
Diana Le, NAS Systems Division, NASA Ames Research Center
Client-Server Disaster Recovery: Process Organization
James C. Murphy, Glaxo Inc.
Maintaining Large Software Repositories with SLINK R4
Alva L. Couch, Assoc. Prof. of Computer Science, Tufts University
and Greg Owen, Xerox Information Systems
Experiences With Legato NetWorker: Backing-up Heterogeneity
Phillip Scarr, Neuroclinical Trials Center, The Virginia Neurological
Institute
Some Observations and Experiences Regarding Remote Sites and
Corporate Mergers in a Large, Heterogeneous Network
Jody Fraser, The MacNeal-Schwendler Corporation
Using Surveys To Manage Clients' Perception of Help Desk Service
Delivery
Tom Jordan, Vice President, Deutsche Bank
A Mail Proxy Approach to Managing Shared Facilities
Peter Koski, Goldman, Sachs & Co.
===========================
SANS'95 SECURITY TRACK
===========================
CHAIRS: Michele Crabb, Sterling and NASA, and Matt Bishop, U. Cal.
Davis
Thursday, April 27, 1995 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Plenary Panel: Computer Security and the Law - Who Do You Call When
Something Happens?
Scott Charney, Dept. of Justice, and friends
A Network Security FAQ: (Frequently Agonizing Quandaries)
Marcus Ranum, Trusted Information Systems
The Basics of UNIX Vulnerabilities:
Case Studies and Analysis
Matt Bishop, Univ. Cal. at Davis
The Pros and Cons of Vulnerability Information Disclosure
Gene Spafford, Purdue University
Building A Security Infrastructure: What You Want vs. What You Need
vs. What You Can Afford
Michele Crabb, Sterling Software, NASA Ames
Security Technology: Enabler or Disabler
Dan Geer, OpenVision
Panel: Experience With The Internet Sniffer Attacks
Arranged by Michele Crabb
==================================
SANS NETWORKING AND INTERNET TRACK
==================================
CHAIR: Amy Kreiling, UNC
Friday, April 28, 1995 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
History of UNIX and the Internet
Peter Salus
A Primer on Connecting to the Internet Safely and Reliably
Marcus Ranum, Trusted Information Systems
PONG: A Flexible Network Services Monitoring System
Helen Harrison, SAS Institute, Inc.
with Mike C. Mitchell and Mike E. Shaddock
Nuts and Bolts of ISDN: A Practical Guide
Jack Stewart, Center for Advanced Computational Research, California
Institute of Technology
Performance Monitoring for Network Preemptive Maintenance
F. B. Motahdi and David C. C. Wang, GTE Telephone Operations
The NetScanner Network Monitoring Tool: A Quick, Simple And
Extensible Network Watcher
Jack Stewart, Center for Advanced Computational Research, California
Institute of Technology
===========================
SANS COMMERCIAL TOOLS TRACK
===========================
Thursday, April 27, 1995 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Briefings by technical managers from leading firms offering
important commercial software, hardware, and services of immediate
value to system administrators and security managers.
Followed by
The Hands-On Tools Reception (5:30 - 8:30) where you can get your
hands on the tools and ask the questions you want answered, and, at
the same time, you can eat and drink and talk with other SANS people,
all courtesy of the vendors.
=================================================================
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Mail Your Registration To
SANS'95
8902 Edgefield Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
or
You may FAX your registration if you use a credit card.
FAX: 719-599-4395.
Questions: Email to sans@clark.net or call the conference office
719-599-4303.
REFUND CANCELLATION POLICY
If you must cancel, all refund requests must be in writing and
postmarked no later than April 10, 1995. Direct your letter
to the SANS Conference Office. You may telephone to substitute
another in your place.
=================================================================
SANS'95 Registration Form
NAME________________________________________________________________
(first) (last)
FIRST NAME FOR BADGE____________________________
POSITION TITLE__________________________________________
COMPANY OR INSTITUTION______________________________________________
DEPARTMENT__________________________________________________________
MAILING ADDRESS_____________________________________________________
CITY___________________________STATE_____COUNTRY________ZIP_________
TELEPHONE NO:_________________________FAX NO._______________________
NETWORK ADDRESS_____________________________________________________
(Please write legibly)
If you do NOT want to appear in the attendee list, check here: ___
Is this your first SANS Conference? ___Yes ___No
If No, which SANS did you attend? 92___, 93___, 94___
What is your affiliation? ___ Academic ___ Commercial ___ Gov't.
The address you provide will be used for all future SANS
mailings unless you notify us in writing.
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IMPORTANT: Please check all the programs you will attend.
MONDAY, APRIL 24
__M1: Topics in Network Administration (Nemeth and Hein)
__M2: UNIX Security Course 1: Threats and Solutions (Bishop)
__M3: Sendmail Configuration and DNS Management (Darmohray and
Kolstad)
TUESDAY APRIL 25: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
__T4: Topics In System Administration (Nemeth and Hein)
__T5: Surfing 2000 Part I: Catching The Wave, An Introduction to
The Internet (Kreiling and Stewart)
__T6: UNIX Security Course 2: Threats and Solutions From The
Network and Security Challenges In Programs (Bishop)
__T7: Managing, Hiring, Ethics, and Policy for System
Administrators (Kolstad and Darmohray)
WEDNESDAY APRIL 26: 8:30 am to 3:45 pm
__W8: Practical Perl (Christiansen)
__W9: Surfing 2000 Part II: Building A Successful World-Wide Web
(Kreiling and Stewart)
__W10: UNIX Security Course 3: UNIX Security Tools and Internal
Security (Bishop and Kolstad)
__W11: Constructing Firewalls For Network Security (Darmohray)
TECHNICAL CONFERENCE Wednesday late afternoon plus all day Thursday
and Friday.
__Check here if you will attend the technical conference.
POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
SATURDAY APRIL 29: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
__S12: Keys To Professional Advancement: Managing Users, Managing
Your Manager, Effective Technical Presentations, Effective
Writing (Howell, Kolstad, Paller and Sherman)
__S13: The Most Useful Tools For System Administrators: Where To
Find Them, How To Use Them (Satdeva)
__S14: UNIX System and Network Performance Tuning (Ranum)
Registration fees:
==================
VERY EARLY REGISTRATION: Prior to February 24, 1994
Same cost as early registration (see below) and we will send you a
free, autographed copy of the 2nd Edition of Evi Nemeth, Garth
Snyder, Scott Sebass, and Trent Hein's UNIX System Administration
Handbook (800 pages plus a CD-ROM) which is being published in
January, 1995.
EARLY REGISTRATION: Prior To March 24, 1995
Conference only $495
Conference and One Day Of Courses $845
Conference and Two Days Of Courses $1145
Conference and Three Days Of Courses $1395
Conference and Four Days Of Courses $1620
One Day Of Courses (no conference) $395
Two Days Of Courses (no conference) $695
Three Days Of Courses (no conference) $975
Four Days Of Courses (no conference) $1245
REGISTRATION After March 24, AND ON-SITE REGISTRATION
Conference only $545
Conference and One Day Of Courses $895
Conference and Two Days Of Courses $1195
Conference and Three Days Of Courses $1445
Conference and Four Days Of Courses $1670
One Day Of Courses (no conference) $445
Two Days Of Courses (no conference) $745
Three Days Of Courses (no conference) $1025
Four Days of Courses (no conference) $1295
Note: Conference attendance is strictly limited to 400 participants.
YOU MAY ALSO USE THIS FORM TO ORDER THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATIONS:
[ ] COPY OF EVI NEMETH'S "UNIX SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
HANDBOOK: 2ND EDITION" (800 pp plus a CD-ROM)
(There is no charge if you register and pay prior
to February 24, 1995; otherwise the cost is $60)
[ ] COPIES OF COURSE NOTES FOR COURSES YOU DO NOT ATTEND
List the course numbers here and include $25 for each
course you list:
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
PAYMENT:
Total fee: (from the table above plus cost of
Nemeth's book and/or any extra course notes) $_____________
___ Check Enclosed (payable to Open Systems Conference Board)
___ Federal Purchase Order Enclosed
___ Charge my credit card: ___ AMEX ___ MasterCard ___ VISA
Number: ________________________________________
Expires (date): __________________________________
Your signature for credit card: __________________________________
********************************************************************
PAYMENT OR FEDERAL PO MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATION FORM.
REGISTRATION VIA EMAIL IS NOT ACCEPTED.
********************************************************************
Return this form, with your check to SANS'95 Conference Office, 8902
Edgefield Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80920 or FAX it to 719-599-4395
if you are using a credit card.
Questions: Email sans@clark.net or call the conference office at
719-599-4303.