[ale] [aankerholz at sf-mail.mfi.com: Sys Admin call for papers]

[Chris Farris]

Sysadmin will _pay_ $350 for articles. 

Chris

----- Forwarded message from Amber Ankerholz <aankerholz at sf-mail.mfi.com> -----
Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999 15:18:28 -0700
 From: aankerholz at sf-mail.mfi.com (Amber Ankerholz)
Subject: Sys Admin call for papers
To: chris at linuxshowcase.org

     Hi Chris,
     
     It was nice seeing you at LinuxWorld. As we discussed, below are the 
     upcoming topics (identified by Ralph Barker) from the Sys Admin call 
     for papers. Please forward to anyone who might like to write for the 
     magazine.
     
     For those interested in contributing, I suggest first sending a 
     proposal in the form of an outline of the article. Please email all 
     proposals to me at: aankerholz at mfi.com
     
     I'll send your t-shirt shortly! Let me know if you need anything else.
     
     Amber
     
     Amber Ankerholz
     Managing Editor, Sys Admin
     aankerholz at mfi.com
     
     
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     Networking - December 1999
     Proposals due: August 1, 1999
     Manuscripts due: September 1, 1999
     
     Implementing a Storage Area Network - The practicalities of installing 
     and managing high-bandwidth storage over a 10km radius
     
     Do SANS need more time? - VPNs and how to manage the tunnel trolls 
     that get in the way of your road warriors
     
     Gigabit Ethernet and how to manage a mixed-speed network
     
     Routers, Switches, Hubs and Fabrics - Tasty management icing for the 
     new layers of your network cake
     
     Network Troubleshooting - Tips and techniques for high-speed network 
     administration
     
     BIND 8 without bandaids - How to make the switch at the core of your 
     DNS management without cuts and scrapes
     
     -----------------------------------------------------------
     Linux & Free UNIX - January 2000
     Proposals due: September 1, 1999
     Manuscripts due: October 1, 1999
     
     Selecting a Linux GUI - Issues to consider when choosing between CDE, 
     KDE, and GNOME
     
     Managing Linux GUIs - How to set up and administer KDE and GNOME 
     interfaces
     
     Using Linux or FreeBSD as the corporate email gateway - Configuration, 
     management, and scaling issues at the enterprise border
     
     Large Linux - How best to configure and tune multiprocessor Linux 
     systems
     
     Version Aversion - Managing Linux kernel versions within business 
     environments
     
     Managing development on Linux - Compilers, revision controls, and 
     development tools - are there sufficient choices?
     
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     Web Admin - February 2000
     Proposals due: October 1, 1999
     Manuscripts due: November 1, 1999
     
     Content Management - How to manage Web content coming from various 
     sources in all imaginable formats
     
     Web Server Performance Tuning - Tips and tricks for maximizing the 
     performance of your server software
     
     Hardware Tuning - How to provide the best performance platform for Web 
     operations
     
     Statistics Ballistics - How to target the best methods for gathering 
     and analyzing Web statistics
     
     Web Security - Updates on current security methods for keeping the 
     kids playing in the right sandbox
     
     Advanced Web Security - Choosing the right bricks and mortar for your 
     e-commerce foundation 
      


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