[TriLUG] Mail Server Class Info

[Chris Knowles]

Sign me up too...

I'm always ready to absorb knowledge from Jon.

One question though, will we have outside network access?  (and/or
wireless?)

CJK
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 15:07, Lisa C. Boyd wrote:
> Here's the info I have for the mail server class. Let me know if you
> have suggestions on any of this :)
> 
> Teacher:  Jon Carnes
> Place:    RTI (same place as monthly meetings)
> Date:     Saturday, November 9, 2002
> Time:     Class starts at 2 pm.
> Audience: Newbie (veterans feel free to come and help others!)
> 
> Jon will be detailing how to set up your own mail server starting from
> the beginning ("newbie") point-of-view. He will be talking in general
> terms but will also demonstrate the steps on his machine using Red Hat.
> You may bring your own machine to work on during the class or come just
> to listen and take notes. There will be a time of discussion for getting
> specific help with your computer if necessary.
> 
> If you bring your own machine, you will need to bring everything
> (monitor, keyboard, mouse, power cables, etc) for it. I recommend that
> you arrive around 1:30 so you can have your machine in place and ready
> to go by the time the class starts at 2 pm. You will need a working
> installation of Linux before you come to class. Jon will be going over
> installation and configuration of the additional programs needed to run
> your own mail server.
> 
> If you are bringing a computer with something other than Red Hat or
> Mandrake on it, please let me know so I can make sure we have some
> experts there to cover that distro.
> 
> Thanks for your support in this. We already have 16 people signed up for
> the class.
> 
> Lisa B.
> 
> 
> 
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