Date: June 3, 2008 at 7 p.m.
Location: Algonquin College (Woodroffe Campus), room H102

1. Ubuntu CDs received, and 40 donated to OPL.
2. Programming Olympics Results.
3. Linux in the Wild.

Speaker: Jean-Francois Messier

• New features
• Demo of Opera 9.5
• Comparison with other browsers

Time 15 - 30 minutes

I work in IT Security in the Federal Government. I've been heavily involved in firewall management, DNS maintenance and upgrade for Canadian Goverment-owned domains. I have been managing BIND-based DNS servers since 1998. I'm doing less right now, although I now manage my own domain using a web interface, which I will demonstrate. I was also involved in PKI since 1998, and cryptography. I'm rather limited in the level of details I can disclose, of course, by the nature of security.

I'm using Linux for several years now, mostly Ubuntu. I'm a big fan of Linux, although I'm not an expert.

Speaker: Herbert Hartwig

Topics covered include:

• Overview of Ipv4 addressing
• Estimates of IPv4 end of life - approx 2012
• Overview of IPv6 addressing
• Basic IPv6 addressing layout and Ethernet configuration -
• Demo on Cisco and Linux Hardware

Time 60 - 90 minutes

Graduated 2 yr Electronics Technician, Algonquin College UOVC

15 Years as a field service Technician for NCR/ATT

1 Year as Director of Networking for Magi Data Consulting

3 Month as Production Manager at iStar

4 Years as President of Storm Internet 2 Years as Chief Operations Officer of Storm Internet 4 Years and currently Chief Technology Officer of Storm Internet