In this free In-the-Brain Session on Naming and Directory Services, Michael Haines will explain why Managing enterprise IT environments is really challenging and how managing change within them is fraught with the complexity of multiple operating systems and different access control mechanisms. Michael will also talk about recent developments that now make this a lot easier to manage.

Learn how to:

• Understand how changes in the naming and directory services will affect your company. What are the key strategic changes and what are your options?
• Integrate Microsoft Active Directory services and NIS, LDAP, Solaris, Linux and Open name servers. How does this work?
• Best manage name servers across multiple platforms.
• Finding it difficult to manage multiple name servers?
• Select a global user interface for name servers? What is available and how can I get it?
• Take advantage of open source products?
• Where do open source products fit in with vendor specific name servers?
• Decide what is the end of life policy for name services and what version should I use
• Implement best practices for name services

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