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Thomas Alexander Frederiksen writes:
LinuxForum 2006 is the 9th annual Open Source conference in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is the largest IT-conference in the Nordic region, and it's very popular due to being a low budget, high quality event. It is a joint venture between three local user groups BSD-DK, DKUUG and SSLUG.
On March 4th, Henning Brauer and Felix Kronlage will be among the many speakers on the technical day of the conference.
Henning Brauer will give a brief BGP summary and explain security considerations for implementation of a network daemon, using OpenBGPD as an example. Going on by showing why things were done the way they were in OpenBGPD, how to use it and how it is used, and present some ideas for future work.
Felix Kronlage will give an introduction on how to deploy UMTS and GPRS datacards with OpenBSD in a mobile environment as well as the use of UMTS/GPRS in an embedded appliance as a fallback router. Furthermore the talk will give details on how UMTS/GPRS works in general as well as covering connectivity and synchronization with mobile phones.
Among the other speakers, you will find Linux kernel hacker Alan Cox, Postfix creator Wietse Venema and as the evening keynote the ever popular (and funny) Dan Klein. Of course, the usual suspect will be present as well.
For more information on the conference, see this page. For the entire programme for the 4th (partially in Danish), see this page.
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