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17th LISA 2003: San Diego, CA, USA
- Æleen Frisch:
Proceedings of the 17th Conference on Systems Administration (LISA 2003), San Diego, California, USA, October 26-31, 2003. USENIX 2003
Keynote Address
- Paul Kilmartin:
Inside eBay.com: The System Administrator's Perspective. LISA 2003
Refereed Papers
Administering Essential Services
- Wesley D. Craig, Patrick M. McNeal:
Radmind: The Integration of Filesystem Integrity Checking with Filesystem Management. 1-6 - Elizabeth D. Zwicky:
Further Torture: More Testing of Backup and Archive Programs. 7-14 - Nick Elprin, Bryan Parno:
An Analysis of Database-Driven Mail Servers. 15-22
Information and Content Management
- Roger Crandell, James Clifford, Alexander Kent:
A Secure and Transparent Firewall Web Proxy. 23-30 - Joshua S. Simon, Liza Weissler:
Designing, Developing, and Implementing a Document Repository. 31-40 - Deepak Giridharagopal:
DryDock: A Document Firewall. 41-50
System and Network Monitoring
- William K. Robertson, Christopher Krügel, Darren Mutz, Fredrik Valeur:
Run-time Detection of Heap-based Overflows. 51-60 - Xev Gittler, Ken Beer:
Designing a Configuration Monitoring and Reporting Environment. 61-72 - Daniel Ellard, Margo I. Seltzer:
New NFS Tracing Tools and Techniques for System Analysis. 73-86
Difficult Tasks Made Easier
- Mark C. Benvenuto, Angelos D. Keromytis:
EasyVPN: IPsec Remote Access Made Easy. 87-94 - Carrie Gates, Jason Rouse:
The Yearly Review, or How to Evaluate Your Sys Admin. 95-104 - Stacy Purcell, Sally Hambridge, David Armstrong, Tod Oace, Matt Baker, Jeff Sedayao:
Peer Certification: Techniques and Tools for Reducing System Admin Support Burdens While Improving Customer Service. 105-114
Emerging Theories of System Administration
- Luke Kanies:
ISconf: Theory, Practice, and Beyond. 115-124 - Alva L. Couch, John Hart, Elizabeth G. Idhaw, Dominic Kallas:
Seeking Closure in an Open World: A Behavioral Agent Approach to Configuration Management. 125-148 - Tuva Stang, Fahimeh Pourbayat, Mark Burgess, Geoffrey Canright, Kenth Engø, Åsmund Weltzien:
Archipelago: A Network Security Analysis Tool. 149-158
Practicum: Unusual Techniques from the Front Lines
- Kevin Miller:
Three Practical Ways to Improve Your Network. - Jon T. Meek, Frank Colosimo:
Tossing Packets Over the Wall Using Transmit-Only Ethernet Cables. - Bevis King, Roger Webb, Graeme Wilford:
The Realities of Deploying Desktop Linux.
Configuration Management: Tools and Techniques
- Yi-Min Wang, Chad Verbowski, John Dunagan, Yu Chen, Helen J. Wang, Chun Yuan, Zheng Zhang:
STRIDER: A Black-box, State-based Approach to Change and Configuration Management and Support. 159-172 - Ted Cabeen, Job Bogan:
CDSS: Secure Distribution of Software Installation Media Images in a Heterogeneous Environment. 173-180 - Constantine P. Sapuntzakis, David Brumley, Ramesh Chandra, Nickolai Zeldovich, Jim Chow, Monica S. Lam, Mendel Rosenblum:
Virtual Appliances for Deploying and Maintaining Software. 181-194
Configuration Management: Analysis and Theory
- Jon Finke:
Generating Configuration Files: The Director's Cut. 195-204 - Mark D. Roth:
Preventing Wheel Reinvention: The psgconf System Configuration Framework. 205-212 - Paul Anderson, Patrick Goldsack, Jim Paterson:
SmartFrog Meets LCFG: Autonomous Reconfiguration with Central Policy Control. 213-222
Network Administration
- Tim Hunter, Paul Terry, Alan Judge:
Distributed Tarpitting: Impeding Spam Across Multiple Servers. 223-236 - Xiaohu Qie, Sanjai Narain:
Using Service Grammar to Diagnose BGP Configuration Errors. 237-246 - Cary Abrahamson, Michael Blodgett, Adam Kunen, Nathan Mueller, David W. Parter:
Splat: A Network Switch/Port Configuration Management Tool. 247-256
Invited Talks
- John Nicholson:
Outsourcing: Common Problems and Current Trends in the Outsourcing Industry. - Geoff Halprin:
Organizational Maturity Models: Achieving Success and Happiness in Modern IT Environments. LISA 2003 - Paul Vixie:
Internet Governance Reloaded. LISA 2003 - Peyton Engel:
Coping with the Disappearance of Network Boundaries. - Rémy Evard:
Security vs. Science: Changing the Security Culture of a National Lab. LISA 2003 - David N. Blank-Edelman:
Through the Lens Geekly: How Sysadmins Are Portrayed in Pop Culture. LISA 2003 - Gene Kim:
Security Lessons from "Best in Class" Organizations. LISA 2003 - Ross Oliver:
Stick, Rudder, and Keyboard: How Flying My Airplane Makes Me a Better Sysadmin. LISA 2003 - David Plonka:
A Case Study in Internet Pathology: Flawed Routers Flood University's Network. - David Moore:
Network Telescopes: Tracking Denial-of-Service Attacks and Internet Worms Around the Globe. LISA 2003 - Lance Hayden:
High Risk Information: Safe Handling for System Administrators. - Mark Burgess:
Talking to the Walls (Again). LISA 2003 - Thomas A. Limoncelli, Adam Moskowitz:
How to Get Your Papers Accepted at LISA. - Declan McCullagh:
What Washington Still Doesn't Get. LISA 2003 - Abe Singer:
Security Without Firewalls. LISA 2003
Panel: Myth or Reality? Studies of System Administrators
Spam Mini Symposium
- Robert Haskins:
Emerging Spam-Fighting Techniques. LISA 2003 - John Graham-Cumming:
Adaptive Filtering: One Year On. LISA 2003 - Panel Discussion: Current Best Practices and Forthcoming Advances. LISA 2003
Guru Sessions
- Hugh Daniel:
IPsec. LISA 2003 - Esther Filderman, Garry Zacheiss:
AFS. LISA 2003 - Brent Chapman:
MBAs for Sys Admins. LISA 2003 - Gregory G. Rose:
PKI/Cryptography. LISA 2003 - Bdale Garbee:
Linux. LISA 2003 - Paul Anderson, Steve Traugott:
Automated System Administration/Infrastructure. LISA 2003 - David W. Parter:
Professional Growth and Development. LISA 2003
Work-In-Progress Reports
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