African Network Operators Group (AfNOG) 3
Lome, Togo
Mercure Hotel, Sarakawa
- Website
- http://ws.afnog.org/afnog2002/
- Also
- http://www.afnog.org/2002/
- Region
- Africa
- Languages
- French, English
- Organizer
- Alain Aina
Email the organizers - Listed by
- Steven Huter
There are three workshop tracks, covering the topics outlined below.
TRACK 1. SCALABLE INTERNET SERVICES
Who should attend: Technical staff who are now providing mail, file, web, and other TCP/IP based services to local and/or dial-up end users.
Prerequisites: UNIX use and some Unix system administration.
Subjects: large-scale provision of UNIX-based TCP/IP services such as:
* DNS (Domain Name Service)
* SMTP mail exchange
* POP mail delivery
* Mailing lists
* HTTP web service
* Security
TRACK 2. SCALABLE NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
Who should attend: Technical staff who are now operating a wide area TCP/IP network, likely with international and/or multi-provider connectivity. Those who will be involved in the establishment and/or operation of a basic national network infrastructure in the country.
Prerequisites: experience using TCP/IP-based networking technologies.
Subjects: configuration and operation of larger scale backbones, including:
* Basic routing
* OSPF routing
* BGP routing (limited)
* Management of router
configuration
* NOC (Network Operation Center)
* Exchange points between
networks
* Security
TRACK 3. FRENCH TRACK ( same as Track 2)
* Base des reseaux IP
* Bases de configuration des
routeurs Cisco
* Routage statique (utilisation d'Unix et de Routeur Cisco)
* OSPF
* Architecture d'un reseau
redondant
* BGP
* NOC services et application
* Securite Reseau
TRACK 1. SCALABLE INTERNET SERVICES
Who should attend: Technical staff who are now providing mail, file, web, and other TCP/IP based services to local and/or dial-up end users.
Prerequisites: UNIX use and some Unix system administration.
Subjects: large-scale provision of UNIX-based TCP/IP services such as:
* DNS (Domain Name Service)
* SMTP mail exchange
* POP mail delivery
* Mailing lists
* HTTP web service
* Security
TRACK 2. SCALABLE NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
Who should attend: Technical staff who are now operating a wide area TCP/IP network, likely with international and/or multi-provider connectivity. Those who will be involved in the establishment and/or operation of a basic national network infrastructure in the country.
Prerequisites: experience using TCP/IP-based networking technologies.
Subjects: configuration and operation of larger scale backbones, including:
* Basic routing
* OSPF routing
* BGP routing (limited)
* Management of router
configuration
* NOC (Network Operation Center)
* Exchange points between
networks
* Security
TRACK 3. FRENCH TRACK ( same as Track 2)
* Base des reseaux IP
* Bases de configuration des
routeurs Cisco
* Routage statique (utilisation d'Unix et de Routeur Cisco)
* OSPF
* Architecture d'un reseau
redondant
* BGP
* NOC services et application
* Securite Reseau