UKUUG Spring Conference 2006: Programme

This programme is provisional and, while every effort will be made to keep to the published schedule, may be subject to change without notice.

Tuesday 21st March	9:00	Registration
	9:30	Samba Tutorial Gerald Carter, Samba Development Team
	11:00	Coffee Break
	11:30	Samba Tutorial cont.
	13:00	Lunch
	14:00	Samba Tutorial cont.
	15:30	Tea Break
	16:00	Samba Tutorial cont.
	17:30

Wednesday 22nd March	9:00	Registration
	9:30	LDAP Workshop Dr Andrew Findlay, Skills 1st Ltd	Firewalling with OpenBSD’s PF packet filter Peter N M Hansteen, Datadokumentasjon A/S
	11:00	Coffee Break
	11:30	LDAP Workdhop cont.	Firewalling with OpenBSD’s PF packet filter cont.
	13:00	Lunch
	14:00	Introduction and keynotes
	15:00	Break
	15:05	Building a centralised package management system Pieter Barrezeele, X-Tend	BSD Certification Dru Lavigne, BSD Certification
	15:50	Break
	15:55	Practical Cfengine Andrew Stribblehill, University of Durham	Hardware temperature monitoring device drivers for OpenBSD Constantine Murenin, East Carolina University / De Montfort University
	16:40	Tea Break
	17:10	Rate-limiting email with Exim Tony Finch, University of Cambridge	Unix IPC facilities, limitations, performance and alternatives John Collins, Xi Software Ltd
	17:55	Close day one
	18:00

Thursday 23rd March	9:00	Large Database Administration with PostgreSQL Simon Riggs, 2ndQuadrant	Exploit Mitigation Techniques Tom Cosgrove, OpenBSD
	10:00	Break
	10:05	Virtualisation in Action on POWER5 processors Nigel Griffiths, IBM	Proactive Wireless Networks with OpenBSD Reyk Floeter, OpenBSD
	11:05	Coffee Break
	11:35	Automating Xen Virtual Machine Deployments Kris Buytaert, X-Tend	TrustedBSD OpenBSM: Open Source Security Audit Framework Robert N M Watson, FreeBSD
	12:20	Break
	12:25	Linux Device-Mapper Multipathing Alasdair Kergon, RedHat	eXtreme Programming: FreeBSD a case study Paul Richards, FreeBSD
	13:10	Lunch
	14:10	Kerberizing Our Network Simon Wilkinson, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh	Security through obscurity: a review of FreeBSD’s lesser known security capabilities David Malone, FreeBSD
	14:55	Break
	15:00	Building and Running LAMP clusters for performance, uptime, scalability and ease-of-use Alex Davies, University of Durham	Lightning Talks Certified Open – The Provenance for Skills and Deliverables Alan Bellinger, Institute of IT Training Trading connectivity and convention for address space Andrew Macpherson, OA5.com Ltd nmon – Nigel’s Performance Monitor Nigel Griffiths, IBM
	15:45	Tea Break
	16:15	Apache at The Register: Building a Large Website from mod_rewrite and mod_include Aaron Crane, The Register	Lightning Talks cont. Your talk here!
	17:00	Closing remarks, end of conference
	17:15