The Silicon Valley Cisco Users Group (SVCUG) is a Bay Area Cisco user
group that meets regularly for the purposes of learning Cisco
technologies, growing in networking knowledge, and sharing user
experiences and ideas.
The SVCUG offers three meetings a month. There are two Saturday Labs
and one Monthly Meeting. The Saturday Labs offer the users a place to
meet and use Cisco equipment (provided by us). The Monthly Meeting is
used for technical presentations. Typically a Cisco professional will
deliver a Cisco technology presentation they are subject matter experts
in - but, on occasion, we will have someone outside of Cisco deliver a
networking related presentation.
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Month - October (Meeting completed)
Presentation: (Advanced) Why public/private encryption works (October 8th)
Presenter: Drew Gansmiller (Sr. Instructor at Unitek)
Will contain live web demo of small integer behavior of the RSA equation principles.This promises to be educational!
Venue: Cisco Bldg 24 (see left navbar for address/map)
Time: 6:00pm - 6:30pm Dinner (provided by Unitek),
6:30 on = presentation
RSVP Event Code:: SVCUG20091008
RSVP Site: www.rsvpit.com
Please RSVP to qualify for giveaways and so the correct amount of food is ordered.
Follow Up:
Hello Group. I don’t
normally do this (as you’ve never gotten one of these emails from me) but I
would like to do two things:
1. First, I would like to thank Drew
Gansmiller (from Unitek) for the wonderful presentation he delivered last week
and
2. Second, I would like to mention to anyone
who is interested in the security path that I *highly* recommend Drew as
an instructor of security
As I’ve stated
before, I’ve never followed up a meeting from a training partner with a
recommendation but Drew’s ability to take us from a high level understanding of
public and private keys all the way to the algebreic theory behind security –
and keep us laughing and interested the whole way through – is a testament to his
passion for teaching. He took a topic that would challenge any instructor and
delivered it in such an accessible way that I now believe learning security
might be fun - I know! Who would have thought. ;)
Again, if your
interest is in security and you believe it will be an uphill battle – consider
taking a class taught by Drew and see if he doesn’t change your mind and allow
you to continue on you path with confidence.
From everyone at
the SVCUG – Thanks for a spectacular presentation Drew!
Drew teaches
classes at Unitek (www.unitek.com) in
Fremont (4670 Auto Mall Parkway, Fremon, CA 94538)
2009 Meeting Schedule as Follows:
Month - OCTOBER
- 10th, 5:00PM - (Completed)
- SPECIAL EVENT: Ellen Liu will be delivering an ASA presentation
- Agenda
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- WebVPN
design overview
- Clientless
WebVPN configuration examples
- Thin-client WebVPN
configuration examples
- SSL
VPN client (SVC) configuration examples
- Use
LDAP authenticaion to assign group policies for WebVPN
- Debug
LDAP transaction in ASA
- Use
LDAP browser to search information in Active Directory
- Dymanic Access Policies (DAP) implementation
- 24th, 5:00PM - Scheduled
Month - NOVEMBER
- 7th, 5:00PM - Scheduled
- 21st, 5:00PM - Scheduled
Month - DECEMBER
- 5th, 5:00PM - Scheduled
- 19th, 5:00PM - Scheduled
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