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There are considerable facilities supplied in the box with Novell and SUSE products that many people simply do not know about! The Novell Hidden Gems Tour is a must-attend for those who want to get full value from their investment in Novell and SUSE products. With this tour we aim to help users get more from the products they already have or wish to acquire.

Events for Academic and for Non-Academic Customers

There will be two events, one for academic customers (ie those people working in schools, colleges and universities) and another for all other non-academic customers. The reason for separating these two groups is that their needs and interests differ and we want to make the event as relevant as possible to the environment the attendees work within.

Cities and Dates

The panel to the right lists the current EMEA schedule for the Hidden Gems Tour. For venue details click on the city of your choice.

Costs

Attendance at these events is free of charge. We do however ask you to please book your place so that we know the number of people attending for catering and follow-up purposes.

Agenda Outline - Event times 9am to 4.30pm, Registration from 8.30am

The event starts with a brief overview of Novell's broad software portfolio detailing how these solutions fit together to form the big picture. Included will be brief roadmaps for several key products. After this session you will not be able to say "I didn't know they could do that".

The technical topics to be covered focus on SLES/OES2 as today's operating system platform of choice. Particular solutions to be discussed include but are not limited to:

protecting a Linux system from external repetitive attacks
distributing patches and updates for SLES and SLED on a local basis without the need for users to refer to the Novell Customer Center
backing up OES2/Linux (POSIX and NSS volumes, with iFolder and GW) at no additional cost
showing the value of connecting a section of the NSS Filesystem into either NSS or POSIX whlist retaining full access rights
quickfinder, a powerful identity aware search engine, in the box
choosing Linux file systems and partitioning for servers
methods of using eDir for almost all authentication pathways, from telnet through web serving
the features of Novell's Domain Services for Windows (DSFW) and how it operates within a server
the tools and and useful tips on the migration of NetWare servers to OES2/Linux
three sponsors have brief 30 minute technical presentations on their products, which will be conducted via interactive webcasts during the day

Active discussion with the audience is encouraged during this event. Lunch as well as morning and afternoon refreshments will be provided to give ample time for discussions with other delegates and the speakers.

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