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This three-day course focuses on strategies for providing secure access from mobile devices to services running on private networks. Working with Mac OS X Server, students learn how to securely provide network services such as web, mail, and calendar to mobile computers and devices, such as the iPhone. Students will also learn the basics of deploying both web and native applications on mobile devices such as the iPhone using Xcode, Dashcode, and the iPhone Configuration Utility. The course is a combination of lecture and hands-on exercises that provide practical real-world experience.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for system administrators and IT professionals who need to:
Gain specific knowledge about DNS, VPN, firewalls, certificates and proxy servers
Effectively configure mobile devices that are connected to public networks to access services running on a private network
Configure Mac OS X Server to provide trusted authentication to proxied services such as web, mail, and calendar
Prerequisites
Students should have the following prerequisite knowledge prior to attending the course:
Basic troubleshooting experience or Snow 101
Basic Mac OS X Server experience or Snow 201
Understanding of basic IP networking, including IP address, subnet masks, ports, and protocols
Experience using the command-line interface with Mac OS X
Course Outline
Note: The curricula below comprise activities typically covered in a class at this skill level. The instructor may, at his/her discretion, adjust the lesson plan to meet the needs of the class.

Providing Network Services
Lesson 1 – DNS
Creating and editing zones
Verifying forward and reverse lookups
Configuring split-DNS
Creating secure and private DNS servers
Troubleshooting name resolution
Lesson 2 – DHCP
Configuring Mac OS X client computer to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server
Configuring secure DHCP address distribution
Troubleshooting host configuration issues
Troubleshooting address conflicts
Lesson 3 – NAT/Gateway
Configuring Mac OS X Server to provide network address translation services
Configuring Mac OS X client computer to access public services through a gateway server
Troubleshooting address translation issues

Securing Systems and Services
Lesson 4 – Firewalls
Configuring Mac OS X Server computer to restrict IP access to services
Lesson 5 – VPN
Establish secure connections between clients connected to a public network and services running on private intranets
Lesson 6 – Keys & Certificates
Establish trusted and validated connections between clients and services

Providing Services for Mobile Devices
Lesson 7 – Providing iPhone Applications
Create, distribute, and install configuration profiles with the iPhone Configuration Utility (iPCU)
Using Xcode and Dashcode to develop and deploy native and web application for iPhone and iPod touch
Lesson 8 – Mobile Access Server
Provide secure, public access via proxy servers connected to a public network to Address Book, iCal, Mail, and Web services hosted on origin servers located on a private intranet

Venue:
Future Media Concepts – Orlando
6675 Westwood Boulevard Suite 145
Venue URL

Future Media Concepts 1 Kendall Square Bldg 300, 2nd floor
Cambridge, MA 02139
www.fmctraining.com
Contact:617-621-1155/KeriB@fmctraining.com

(3 days)

This three-day course focuses on strategies for providing secure access from mobile devices to services running on private networks. Working with Mac OS X Server, students learn how to securely provide network services such as web, mail, and calendar to mobile computers and devices, such as the iPhone. Students will also learn the basics of deploying both web and native applications on mobile devices such as the iPhone using Xcode, Dashcode, and the iPhone Configuration Utility. The course is a combination of lecture and hands-on exercises that provide practical real-world experience.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for system administrators and IT professionals who need to:

* Gain specific knowledge about DNS, VPN, firewalls, certificates and proxy servers
* Effectively configure mobile devices that are connected to public networks to access services running on a private network
* Configure Mac OS X Server to provide trusted authentication to proxied services such as web, mail, and calendar

Prerequisites
Students should have the following prerequisite knowledge prior to attending the course:

* Basic troubleshooting experience or Snow 101
* Basic Mac OS X Server experience or Snow 201
* Understanding of basic IP networking, including IP address, subnet masks, ports, and protocols
* Experience using the command-line interface with Mac OS X

Course Outline

Providing Network Services

Lesson 1 – DNS

* Creating and editing zones
* Verifying forward and reverse lookups
* Configuring split-DNS
* Creating secure and private DNS servers
* Troubleshooting name resolution

Lesson 2 – DHCP

* Configuring Mac OS X client computer to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server
* Configuring secure DHCP address distribution
* Troubleshooting host configuration issues
* Troubleshooting address conflicts

Lesson 3 – NAT/Gateway

* Configuring Mac OS X Server to provide network address translation services
* Configuring Mac OS X client computer to access public services through a gateway server
* Troubleshooting address translation issues

Securing Systems and Services

Lesson 4 – Firewalls

* Configuring Mac OS X Server computer to restrict IP access to services

Lesson 5 – VPN

* Establish secure connections between clients connected to a public network and services running on private intranets

Lesson 6 – Keys & Certificates

* Establish trusted and validated connections between clients and services

Providing Services for Mobile Devices

Lesson 7 – Providing iPhone Applications

* Create, distribute, and install configuration profiles with the iPhone Configuration Utility (iPCU)
* Using Xcode and Dashcode to develop and deploy native and web application for iPhone and iPod touch

Lesson 8 – Mobile Access Server

* Provide secure, public access via proxy servers connected to a public network to Address Book, iCal, Mail, and Web services hosted on origin servers located on a private intranet

Venue:
1 Kendall Square Bldg 300, 2nd floor

Venue URL

Date/s: September 30, 2011 Time: 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Speaker / Performer Marvin Kalb and Deborah Kalb
MARVIN KALB and DEBORAH KALB, the father-daughter journalists, will present a compelling, accessible, and important history of presidential decision making on one crucial issue: in light of the Vietnam debacle, under what circumstances should the United States go to war Marvin Kalb(TM)s career covers 30 years of award-winning reporting and commentary for CBS and NBC News, including serving as host of oeMeet the Press. Deborah Kalb, a freelance writer and editor, has worked as a journalist in Washington for two decades. A book signing will follow their Forum.
Location Miller Center
Sponsored by Miller Center
Category Speakers, Public
Event Web Site Event Web Site
Directions Miller Center
2201 Old Ivy Rd.
Charlottesville VA 22904

http://millercenter.org/about/directions
Contact Information Shirley Burke, (434) 924-6049, sak3u@virginia.edu
Information Line: (434) 924-0921
Venue:
University of Virginia
1721 University Avenue
Venue URL

LOCATION UPDATE

Web101 will meet at the Holiday Inn at Crabtree.

Meet Web101.

A workshop series created to teach the basics of designing for the web. In the only program of its kind in the area, eight local experts are on board to lead 36+ hours of hands-on workshops. AIGA Raleigh is proud to offer a program valued at over 00 for a fraction of the price at a time when everyone needs a better way to be better.

Web101 will meet a once monthly for one year.hands-on help from local pros during the workshops, unlimited access to interactive workshop material, live HTML test area, class recordings for review any time, and an evaluation by local recruiters and hiring managers.The class fee covers your admission to every class in the program.

At the end of the series you'll have the ability to create a great looking and great functioning website.

Sign-up today to reserve your spot in Web101 at the early-bird price.the first 13 AIGA members to enroll will be entered for a chance to take the series for free.

The pros are ready to run workshops and answer questions, are you ready?

and

Meet Web101: Free Introductory Session
special guest: Shannon Mlhave
An introduction to Web101. will also give a quick preview of the material to be covered in the workshops they are leading.
A Print Designer's Guide to the Web and Design Patterns for the Web
with Charles Mangin and Keon Pettiway
We'll go over some of the conceptual differences between print design and web design, control issues, interactivity, measurability, workflow, and measurement increments. Then its time to start getting familiar with some of the basic conventions used in web design, including navigation menus, breadcrumbs, sidebars, footers, contact forms, and more.
May 10, 2011@ 6:30pm
User-Friendly Web Design (Usability) (UX)
with Greg Carter
The web is an interactive medium, and the top priority is helping people get to what they need as quickly and pleasantly as possible. Well discuss browsing behavior, how to avoid over-complicating a design, and some basic best practices.
June 14, 2011@ 6:30pm
The Very Basics of Web Design & HTML/CSS for Newbies
with Charles Mangin
Were starting from the very, very beginning: the invention and early history of the Web, as well as an overview of the fundamental technologies that make it work. Someone whos never seen a line of HTML code before will be able to come out of this meeting with a basic understanding of (and hands-on experience with) tags, hyperlinks, and basic styling. Well also introduce you to W3C.
July 12, 2011@ 6:30pm
Intermediate HTML & CSS
with Brett Buddin
By now you should be familiar with the basics of HTML, so well dig into some of the more interesting elements of it, including forms, data tables, and using CSS for layout. Well also introduce cross-browser testing (always a good idea!) We will also touch on HTML5 and CSS3 in the class, its implications, and expected wide spread use. Also talk about javascript briefly jQurey.
August 9th, 2011@ 6:30pm
Conceptual Design for the Web (Information Architecture)
with Abe Crystal
Before you start into the aesthetics, its important to figure out what needs to go where (and why). Well show you how to organize your site and lay out pages using card sorting, mind mapping, wireframes, and more. Also talk about hosting.

September 13, 2011@ 6:30pm
Typography for the Web
with Ethan Geyer
One of the tricky things about web design is the relative lack of font choices compared with print design. Well show you some tips and tricks for adding a bit more typographical variety to your designs, including image-based text, sIFR, and other solutions.
October 11, 2011@ 6:30pm
Designing Websites for Everyone (Accessibility)
with Keon Pettiway
With print design, its usually pretty easy to predict how someone will be seeing your work. On the web, however, a variety of disabilities or impairments may affect how they browse the site. This isnt about political correctness; these are real customers that you could be missing.
November 8, 2011@ 6:30pm
What Designers Need to Know About Writing for the Web
with Alice Williams
Even if youre not writing the copy yourself, its important to understand that text on the web is read very differently than text in a book or a brochure. Well discuss messaging, scannability, repetition, and search optimization, as well as increased SEO with writing.
Happy Holidays
No workshop scheduled.
January 10, 2012@ 6:30pm
Tools for Managing Websites
with Matthew Kelly
You dont always have to do it the hard way! Well show you software solutions that make it easy for you or your clients to update a website, publish new articles, change text around, etc. Topics: CMS, email marketing, Version Control, GIT, Coda, Subversion, talking with your developer.
February 7, 2012@ 6:30pm
Current Trends in Web Design
with Matthew Kelly
Now that youre ready to go out into the world and start designing websites for clients, well make sure youre up to date on current developments, fads, trendy styles, new technologies, and future directions for the industry. Well also briefly discuss scripting, and easy to implement libraries.
March 13, 2012
Final Class
Wrap up, answer final questions. Participants demonstrate final websites. Area recruiters, experts and hiring managers will be on hand to provide feedback from a unique position. Area group leaders will also be there to speak about what they do, how to get involved and ways of learning more independently.
Class held on 1st Tuesday

Venue:
Holiday Inn Crabtree Valley
4100 Glenwood Avenue
Venue URL

Celebrate the kick-off to the season of magic! Enjoy pancakes and your favorite Dr. Seuss characters at the Holiday Story Time Character Breakfast, visit with Santa, participate in children's activities, shop at Santa's Secret Workshop, get in the spirit with holiday entertainment and a host of other dazzling surprises. The day culminates with the illumination of the Winter Wonderland at Creekside Park, the grand tree, Holiday Village and more in Olde Gahanna.

Please note: Information for the calendar of events is gathered from multiple community sources. Experience Columbus is not responsible for the accuracy and content of information. Times, dates and locations are subject to change. Phone: 614-418-9114
Web: www.gahannaholidaylights.com
Venue:
Creekside Park
123 Mill Street
Venue URL