Open Source for Business hosts the new Introduction and Advanced DNS and BIND training course

nti Leeds is hosting a new Introduction and Advanced DNS and BIND training course as part of the Open Source for Business (OS4B) project this week.

This highly technical training course has brought delegates together from all over the world. Attendees include technical system officers like Ejaz Ahmad, who works for Erricson in Reading. Managing the IP design and 3G connection, Ejaz gives his opinion on the course: “It has been a really useful and knowledgeable course that has looked at the common pitfalls surrounding DNS, and how to avoid financial lose in business.”

Simon Balthazar is from Tanzania, working as a Technical Officer who has been running the country domain for a year. He says: “The course has given me an in depth technical understanding. I am currently working on aspects of new technology growth and finding that the course relates to these new plans successfully.”

Anne Van Bemmelen & Harrie Roelofs have both come all the way from Holland, working for a server company called SIDN. Patrick Cauchi, from Malta, will be taking this newly found knowledge back to the internet provider, Melita PLC.

Their trainer, Alan Clegg, has provided support and management of internet facing systems for over 20 years. Providing a tailored learning experience, Alan has encouraged the development of all the delegates to look at real situations that System Administrators face.

Alan comments: “Often server engineers will find themselves trying to understand what question was actually being asked. Resolving the question is often the hardest part, but once this has been clarified the Technicial Officers will also have the skills required to do their job easily!

“The course is a hands-on, practical, out working of knowledge and understanding for Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).”

The training course has been enjoyed by all the delegates currently studying at the Rose Bowl this week. To find out more about the Introduction and Advanced DNS and BIND training course, visit the training course web page here.

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