Looking ahead to BrainShare
 
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Novell's BrainShare conference is about two months away (March 18-23), but it is not too soon to register and start planning your week at the conference.
Reviewing the list of events, there appears to be a new focus on issues affecting the typical network manager - a welcome change from recent years, which seemed to relegate NetWare administrators to the "back of the bus."
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There'll be more than 100 sessions (too many for any one person to attend all of them) that could be useful to the network manager. Among them, the following three dozen or so look especially appealing:
* Integrating Novell NetWare, NDS and Windows 2000.
* NDS Recovery Made Easy.
* Designing an eDirectory Tree.
* NDS Administration with DSMerge.
* NDS Administration with DSRepair.
* NDS Schema Manangement Across Multiple Platforms.
* Designing DirXML Deployments.
* LDAP for the Network Administrator.
* Federating NDS Trees.
* Migrating Windows NT to Novell NetWare 6.
* Creating Portals with Novell Portal Services.
* Novell Storage Services (NSS): Tuning for Performance.
* Resolving Slow Login Problems in Novell NetWare 5.
* Integrating Novell NetWare into a UNIX Environment.
* Installing and Configuring the Apache Web Server on Novell NetWare.
* Avoiding the Top Novell NetWare Support Calls.
* Using NetWare Management Portal to Diagnose Network and Server Problems.
* Understanding and Using Novell Advanced Audit Services.
* Novell NetWare Clustering Services: Backup Practices.
* Novell ZENworks for Desktops 3: Advanced Application Management.
* Deploying Novell ZENworks for Servers 2.0 Management Services.
* Designing and Optimizing Novell ZENworks for the WAN.
* Installing and Configuring Novell Modular Authentication Services.
* Implementing Strong Passwords in an NDS Environment.
* A Closer Look at Security Holes and Network Pitfalls.
* Implementing Novell Single Sign-on and NMAS in a Mixed Environment.
* The Hacker's Backdoor: Workstation Security, Windows 2000, and Novell Directory Services.
* Keeping Hackers Out of Your Servers: Steps for Building an Effective Security Policy.
* Implementing Single Sign-on in Large Organizations.
* Unattended Installation of NetWare 5.1.
* Securing and Managing NetWare Servers and the NDS Enterprise.
* Introduction to Protocol Analysis.
* Advanced Network Analysis.
* IPX to IP Protocol Migration Strategies.
* Don't Get Caught With Your Network Down: Understanding, Predicting, and Avoiding Network Failures.
* Upgrading to NetWare 6.
Don't get shut out of the most popular sessions: Register now and schedule your sessions just as soon as online scheduling is implemented. I'll be there. You should be, too.
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