January 2009
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No Monthly Meeting in January
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Thursday
12th February 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
- Novell Super Update - All the latest news from Novell
By Craig Wiley and Brett Williams, Technology Specialists, Novell
- Catch up with what has been happening in Novell's world over the summer break
- Keynote: Sentinel - Novell's SIEM and auditing product
By Brandon Potts - Senior Consultant, Novell
- Supper
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Thursday
12th March 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
- Novell Update - All the latest news from Novell
By Craig Wiley, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Keynote: Windows 7
By Dave Glover, Technology Specialist, Microsoft
- Supper
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Thursday
9th April 2009
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Monthly Meeting
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Thursday
14th May 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
- Novell Update - All the latest news from Novell
By Craig Wiley, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Keynote #1: SecureLogin - Novell's Single Sign On (SSO) solution
by Ross Irvine, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Supper
- Keynote #2: Open Document Format (ODF)
by Donna Benjamin, Executive Director, Creative Contingencies
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Thursday
11th June 2009
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Monthly Meeting
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Thursday
9th July 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
- Novell Update - All the latest news from Novell
By Craig Wiley, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Keynote: Remote Instrumentation and Collaboration eResearch Environment at the Australian Synchrotron and Latrobe University
By: Chris Myers, Chief Infrastructure Architect, VeRSI
- The Virtual Beamline demonstration project is a remote collaboration environment designed to enable researchers to interact with the Protein Crystallography 1 beamline (PX1) and Powder Diffraction beamline (PD) at the Australian Synchrotron.
- The remote Instrumentation demonstration Project is a remote collaboration environment designed to enable researchers to interact with the XPS instrument at Latrobe University.
- I propose to demonstrate this service, focusing on remote interaction and collaboration via web 2.0 portal implementations and HD videoconferencing.
- I also wish to demonstrate the use of high bandwidth networking in the movement of large data sets from scientific facilities to Grid, SRB and IROD SLCS (ARCS Data Fabric) data solutions or to lower bandwidth personal computing solutions.
- I will discuss the implications of remote instrument access and large-scale data movements in relation to eResearch and associated middleware requirements.
- I will also discuss research and teaching mode outcomes as a direct result of these projects.
- Also how the open source software form this project can be used for other instrumentation or collaboration projects.
- Supper
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Thursday
13th August 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
- Novell Update - All the latest news from Novell
By Craig Wiley, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Keynote: Automating OES Migration
By Brett Williams, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Creating a build server to automate the installation of OES 2 servers
- Transfer ID migration from NetWare to OES 2 Linux
- Supper
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Thursday
10th September 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
By Craig Wiley, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Novell Update - All the latest news from Novell
By Craig Wiley, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Keynote: M+ Archive, E-mail archiving for Groupwise and Exchange.
By Adam Taylor & Heath Tennant, Consultants, Directory Concepts
- Intro to M+ Archive
- Features of M+ Archive
- Demo
- Questions
- Give aways - 15 USB keys that come loaded with lots of good info!
- Supper
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Thursday
8th October 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
By Technology Specialists, Novell
- Novell Update - All the latest news from Novell
By Technology Specialists, Novell
- Keynote: Data Center Virtualisation at Swinburne University
By Brian Habel, Senior Systems Administrator, Information Technology Services, Swinburne University of Technology
- The presentation will show what we implemented as part of our 2008 Data Center Hardware Refresh. The goals that were set, and how we achieved them, using SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, and XEN Virtualisation, from Novell
- Reference: http://www.novell.com/success/swinburne.html
- Supper
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Thursday
12th November 2009
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Monthly Meeting
- Q&A
- MNUG Annual General Meeting (AGM)
- Have a say in how our group is run
- Help elect our new Executive team
- Better yet - Volunteer for a position!!!
- Keynote: All the latest news from Novell, USA
by Craig Wiley, Technology Specialist, Novell
- Supper
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Thursday
10th December 2009
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*** MNUG Christmas Party! ***
Fantastic Food & Drinks and Great Company!!!
Venue:
Stalactites Restaurant
Upstairs Dining Room
177-183 Lonsdale Street
(Russell Street corner)
Melbourne CBD
Ph: 9663 3316
Come and join us for a fantastic Greek Banquet!
Starting at 6:15pm
All MNUG members, friends and their guests are most welcome
Please RSVP ASAP so that we can book for the correct number of people.
Please note:
- All current MNUG Members' meals will be paid for by MNUG
- All drinks are to be paid for individually
- All friends' and guests' meals are to be paid for individually (@ $30 per person)
(Hint: Sign up on the night and get a free dinner!)
- Stalactites is a fully licenced restaurant, with a good choice of beverages available,
however you may choose to bring your own (wine only) if you prefer.
The great company is FREE - so come along and be a part of it!
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