Fwd: UKNOF9: London, Monday 14th January - Agenda

Fri Jan 11 07:25:48 UTC 2008

Hi,

For the small number of us in the UK who have not seen this  
notification, the ninth UKNOF meeting is going to happen on Monday -  
there are some spaces left, so why not visit and meet some of your  
counterparts in the industry ?

For those who are not local, remote participation is available by  
following the 'Webcast' link on http://www.uknof.org.uk/uknof9/
The listed times are in GMT, so the kick off would be 5am on the east  
coast.

I hope to see some of you there.

Best wishes
Andy

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Keith Mitchell <keith at uknof.org.uk>
> Date: 4 January 2008 20:22:10 GMT
> To: uknof at uknof.org.uk
> Subject: [uknof] UKNOF9: London, Monday 14th January - Agenda
> Reply-To: uknof at uknof.org.uk
>
> Happy New Year. If you are looking for a cure for those post-holiday
> blues, UKNOF9 is only 10 days away, and I'm pleased to announce a  
> draft
> agenda of presentations for it -  you can find this at:
>
> 	http://www.uknof.org.uk/uknof9/
>
> I'd like to thank our sponsors Nominet UK, for their generous  
> support of
> UKNOF9, which as well as keeping meeting attendance and catering  
> free to
> all, is this time allowing us to move to a bigger room at the same  
> venue.
>
> This time around we have a number of DNS-related talks, including
> Nominet's CTO talking about their plans for enhanced DNS security, and
> on the future of BIND. There are also operational deployment
> presentations on IPv6 and IPTV, and the latest developments in SS7
> support for Asterisk. Richard Clayton will be talking about the recent
> report he worked on for the House of Lords on Personal Internet  
> Security.
>
> We already have 4, but there is still room in the programme for 1 or 2
> more "lightning presentations": short and/or late-breaking items of
> interest. Please contact me anytime between now and on the day if  
> you'd
> like to submit one of these.
>
> We also hope to webcast this event and support remote participation.
> Meeting connectivity is being provided by LINX, Entanet and Claranet,
> and we have a unique opportunity this time around to beta-test LINX's
> upgraded meeting wireless infrastructure.
>
> If you are planning to attend, and have not yet done so, please  
> register
> as soon as possible at:
>
>  	 http://www.uknof.org.uk/uknof9/regform.php	
>
> A finalised meeting agenda and any other logistic details will appear
> here and on the UKNOF website <http://www.uknof.org.uk> in due course.
>
> Keith Mitchell
> UKNOF Chair
>