[colug-432] !! STALE !! Monthly meeting details for November 2015
Hal Azimov
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Sat Nov 21 10:00:04 EST 2015
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MEETING NOTICE
Central Ohio Linux User Group
Date: Thursday, November 12 2015, 7 - 9 PM EDT
Presentation
Learn how Red Hat Enterprise Linux Identity Management and its upstream
project, FreeIPA, can secure your *nix environment with an open source,
centralized, and standards based solution built on top of well known
Open Source components and standard protocols. This integrated security
information management solution combines Linux, 389 Directory Server,
MIT Kerberos, NTP, DNS, Dogtag certificate system, and SSSD to provide
easy management and automation of installation and configuration tasks.
There will be a demonstration of full multi-master replication for
higher redundancy and scalability, configuring host-based access
control, centrally-managed users, groups, and sudoers using the web GUI
and CLI. Additionally, we will explore two-factor authentication in Red
Hat Enterprise identity management using Soft Tokens generated by
FreeOTP.
About the speaker
Josh Preston is a recovering Unix Engineer with 10+ years experience in
securing and supporting large, complex web based companies in many
verticals including retail, finance, entertainment, telecommunications,
government, and utilities. Josh left the dark side to become an open
source evangelist and bring the light of open innovation to the masses.
The upcoming meeting is open to the general public, and all with an
interest in Linux, Free Software, Open Source Software, Windows, BSD,
Unix, OS X, SELinux, virtualization, development, Raspberry Pi,
firewalls, WiFi, security, authentication, identity, Kerberos, LDAP,
etc.
As always, feel free to bring with you any ailing or problematic
systems for expert diagnosis (or destruction).
There are no dues or fees.
Location
The meeting will be held at:
[8]ICC
2500 Corporate Exchange Drive
Columbus, OH 43231
The conference room is on the third floor just beside the
elevators. There will be signs, and the front doors auto-lock at 6,
so someone will be out front working the door.
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