Hi all,
Now available on the NZNOG '04 conference site is a draft timetable of
events for the main programme on Thursday and Friday. You can get at it
from:
http://www.nznog.org/programme.php
As you can see we have had to parallelize two sessions at the end of
Friday due to a very full programme.
While we were trying to avoid this if at all possible, the two sessions in
question are both more technical versions of earlier introductory talks.
We felt this was fairer than running one or both of these sessions in
parallel with another speakers only presentation. The other option was to
remove one of the introductory presentations and only have the in-depth
presentation. NZNOG has a very broad audience however, and we felt we
could not assume a minimum level of knowledge on these topics. Hopefully
the number of people who are affected by this is small.
Cheers,
Jamie
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All,
Seems Verisign is updating .COM and .NET zones soon..
See: http://www.merit.edu/mail.archives/nanog/msg00794.html
and http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/01/08/HNverisigncom_1.html
Regards,
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P: i.e., whether B is less than PL."
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>From the Domainz point of view, the only person who can legally cancel a
domain name is the Name Holder. The DNC has the liberty to instruct us to
cancel a name and Domainz itself has the right to terminate a registration,
but only in extreme circumstances.
I suspect that this and many other names have been registered 'for a laugh'
in the past and the details used in the registration are real, if not the
registrants. If the person who is nominated in the registration as the Name
Holder is not in fact the legal holder, then the best thing to do is let the
name expire when it comes up for renewal, unless the Name Holder (as shown)
can contact us directly and request that it's cancelled.
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: Will Steele [mailto:willsteele(a)hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, 11 January 2004 5:40 p.m.
To: nznog(a)list.waikato.ac.nz
Subject: RE: [nznog] DONALD! Umm.. something is very wrong here.
Michael,
1) I am not employed or associated with ConceptNET as you suggested in your
December post.
2) I believe it is against the Shared Registry's Terms of Service to use the
whois for this sort of thing.
3) Domains are registered at a first come, first serve basis.
The above domain was registered on the 28th March 2003, when I was being
very stupid and immature, which I am (slowly) overcoming, but you don't seem
to be helping.
Please send me proof that Sahil is making these claims off list, or send
anyone else the proof for that matter, because simply, you are generally
full of shit. Get your facts straight before you post.
If anyone from Domainz is subscribed to this list, or the DNC, please cancel
the above domain, as I no longer have access to it, otherwise, its there to
stay until it expires...
And no, I'm not smiling.
Will Steele
"^god"
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So, you are saying you dont care?
Why did you even post in the first place.
There was no claims, as you have sent no proof to anyone.
Like I said, get your facts straight. Domainz have set the domain not to be
renewed, so this is the end of this topic.
>From: Michael Hallager <michael(a)networkstuff.co.nz>
>Reply-To: michael(a)networkstuff.co.nz
>To: Tim John - Domainz <tim.john(a)domainz.net.nz>
>CC: nznog(a)list.waikato.ac.nz
>Subject: Re: [nznog] DONALD! Umm.. something is very wrong here.
>Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 18:05:34 +1300
>
>Thanks for the information Tim. Would "passing off" of a well known
>industry
>forum like NZNOG be considered "extreme (enough) circumstances"?
>Does the DNC need a complaint in writing to action this?
>
>As for Will, go and sort it out with Sahil seeing that the pair of you are
>friends again. The rest of us don't care.
>
> > From the Domainz point of view, the only person who can legally cancel a
> > domain name is the Name Holder. The DNC has the liberty to instruct us
>to
> > cancel a name and Domainz itself has the right to terminate a
>registration,
> > but only in extreme circumstances.
> >
> > I suspect that this and many other names have been registered 'for a
>laugh'
> > in the past and the details used in the registration are real, if not
>the
> > registrants. If the person who is nominated in the registration as the
>Name
> > Holder is not in fact the legal holder, then the best thing to do is let
> > the name expire when it comes up for renewal, unless the Name Holder (as
> > shown) can contact us directly and request that it's cancelled.
> >
> > Tim
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Will Steele [mailto:willsteele(a)hotmail.com]
> > Sent: Sunday, 11 January 2004 5:40 p.m.
> > To: nznog(a)list.waikato.ac.nz
> > Subject: RE: [nznog] DONALD! Umm.. something is very wrong here.
> >
> >
> > Michael,
> >
> > 1) I am not employed or associated with ConceptNET as you suggested in
>your
> > December post.
> > 2) I believe it is against the Shared Registry's Terms of Service to use
> > the
> >
> > whois for this sort of thing.
> > 3) Domains are registered at a first come, first serve basis.
> >
> > The above domain was registered on the 28th March 2003, when I was being
> > very stupid and immature, which I am (slowly) overcoming, but you don't
> > seem
> >
> > to be helping.
> >
> > Please send me proof that Sahil is making these claims off list, or send
> > anyone else the proof for that matter, because simply, you are generally
> > full of shit. Get your facts straight before you post.
> >
> > If anyone from Domainz is subscribed to this list, or the DNC, please
> > cancel
> >
> > the above domain, as I no longer have access to it, otherwise, its there
>to
> > stay until it expires...
> >
> > And no, I'm not smiling.
> >
> > Will Steele
> > "^god"
> >
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>equipment.
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Michael,
1) I am not employed or associated with ConceptNET as you suggested in your
December post.
2) I believe it is against the Shared Registry's Terms of Service to use the
whois for this sort of thing.
3) Domains are registered at a first come, first serve basis.
The above domain was registered on the 28th March 2003, when I was being
very stupid and immature, which I am (slowly) overcoming, but you don't seem
to be helping.
Please send me proof that Sahil is making these claims off list, or send
anyone else the proof for that matter, because simply, you are generally
full of shit. Get your facts straight before you post.
If anyone from Domainz is subscribed to this list, or the DNC, please cancel
the above domain, as I no longer have access to it, otherwise, its there to
stay until it expires...
And no, I'm not smiling.
Will Steele
"^god"
_________________________________________________________________
Check out the Xtra gaming servers at http://xtramsn.co.nz/gaming !
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networkStuff, NZ's leading supplier of high quality used networking equipment.
Phone: 09 837-6100 (DDI) 0800 638-788 (Freecall)
Fax: 09 837-8100 0800 329-788 (Freecall)
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Are they all somewhat equal? Anyone had any experience with "Chained SSL"
certificates?
// Michael Hallager
Director || Head geek || Making IT work.
URL: http://www.networkstuff.co.nz
networkStuff, NZ's leading supplier of high quality used networking equipment.
Phone: 09 837-6100 (DDI) 0800 638-788 (Freecall)
Fax: 09 837-8100 0800 329-788 (Freecall)
Mobile: 027 477-7624
All this talk of SSL certificates and with the recent expired
Verisign certificate reminded me of this project I worked on.
CertPatrol http://www.certpatrol.com/ keeps monitors your SSL
certificates.
A group of us created this free service over a year ago but haven't
publicized it. Until now...
cheers
--
Dan Langille : http://www.langille.org/
Watch out people. Sahil and Net4U are now manufacturing totally bogus
claims (Including claiming the existance of an invoice, which I have not
seen, though if it exists it amounts to fraud) against myself and possibly
other former clients. He sent me three B/S claims yesterday,
which I refuted all of them so he kept changing his story every time.
This guy will stop at nothing to get money in any way possible including
lies and threats of Baycorp or the police (I am still waiting for him to lay
any allegation) for a claimed but non-existant debt.
// Michael Hallager
Director || Head geek || Making IT work.
URL: http://www.networkstuff.co.nz
networkStuff, NZ's leading supplier of high quality used networking equipment.
Phone: 09 837-6100 (DDI) 0800 638-788 (Freecall)
Fax: 09 837-8100 0800 329-788 (Freecall)
Mobile: 027 477-7624
I know this was spoken about and many people wondered how it could be done to share multiple internet connections for schools. I just found this to be interesting reading so here's the link...
http://www.newswireless.net/articles/030120-locust.html
"The impressive part is the ability to combine several broadband feeds. This is an option (it doesn't happen out of the box, but it's built in) - if there are 20 houses in the Mesh, but only four of them have broadband, all users can share all of those lines. It does add to network traffic; there's an estimated 10% increase in wireless load, says Lander. "
Barry
