To: lwn@lwn.net
Subject: GNHLUG Quarterly Meeting
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2001 16:06:12 -0500
From: Jeffry Smith <smith@missioncriticallinux.com>

The Greater New Hampshire Linux Users Group is having it's quarterly meeting 
at Martha's Exchange, 185 Main Street, Nashua, NH, at 7:30pm on 26 February.  
Moiz Kohari, president of Mission Critical Linux will discuss the changes he 
has seen in Linux over the past two years, his own forecast of the condition 
of Linux in the enterprise and a vision of where it is heading.
He will also discuss groundbreaking support tools and services that have swept 
their way into the daily lifestyle of Linux.  Among these new services include 
Lifeguard.  An innovative monitoring service which works within and
outside a firewall to monitor systems, applications -or service- uptime, 
alerting customers of interruptions or failures via email and pager. Moiz will 
elaborate more on this technology and the future wave of new Linux
services. 

The Greater New Hampshire Linux Users Group (GNHLUG) is a non-profit, 
voluntary organization dedicated to the promotion and support of Linux in the 
Greater New Hampshire region.  Currently consisting of six chapters, meeting 
around the state, GNHLUG is open to anyone interested in Linux and Open Source 
software.  Our meeting topics range from technical to new-user installation 
nights.  GNHLUG also maintains an active mailing list to provide support to to 
those needing help with Linux, or merely wishing to discuss linux and Open 
Source software.  In addition to our chapter meetings, GNHLUG also provides a 
quarterly meeting.  New people are always welcome, and we have no membership 
fees.  You can use our web site (http://www.gnhlug.org) to find out more about 
us, or contact Jerry Kubeck at jkubeck@appropriatesolutions.com or Jeff Smith 
at smith@missioncriticallinux.com