Re: Unix System Admin Course Favor (fwd)

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In addition this was posted on Jan 3, 1999 by John Sechrest
(sechrest@peak.org) at
http://www.riverdale.k12.or.us/linux/k12linux/digest/59.html

>	Hello,
>	
>	The new winter term is about to begin, and with it I am
>	again teaching the Unix System Administration course at 
>	OSU (http://www.peak.org/dl/sysadm/current)
>
>	As a part of this course there are two things that I think
>	are of interest to you:
>	
>		1) K12 Unix systems
>		2) Ask-A-Sysadm
>		
>	1) As a part of this course, my students need to have
>		clients to work with, who have unix system administration
>		needs. Over the years, this has evolved into a process
>		of setting up K12 Unix services for K12 organizations
>		that are interested in being clients of my class.
>		
>		These projects have ranged from setting up new servers,
>		to rebuilding old ones, including adding new services
>		like backups, IRC, Sendmail security and others.
>		
>		The first day of class is Jan 5th. This is your last
>		change to propose a task for my class to take on as
>		a project. Go to http://www.peak.org/dl/sysadm/current
>		and make a project suggestion.
>		
>		If you have questions, please feel free to mail me.
>		We will start assigning projects to my class teams begining
>		next week.
>		
>	2) We have a system set up called Ask-A-Sysadm which allows
>	you to ask system administration questions from my class.
>	But my students will only be answering the first level of
>	questions. The second and third level of questions
>	are supported by 50 professional system administrators around
>	the world. If you have Unix questions that you want to ask some
>	professionals, please feel free to go to 
>		http://www.peak.org/dl/sysadm/ask-a-sysadm
>		
>	And pose a question.
>	
>	My students will not be in this system until next week.
>	So if you want to ask my students questions, you need to
>	wait until tney finish signing up for the class.
>	
>	If you have any questions, please let me know.
>	
>	
>		
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>
>
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