Six months to BrainShare 2007 – and we’re working on proposed sessions.
The big thing is the Next Generation of ZENworks – I’ve blogged about that before.
I am proposing four sessions – co-presenting with Mark Schouls:
Thoughts?
How can we tell? Watch the orange dot – that’s someone in China visiting this website 🙂
Three different blogs; three different audiences; three different browser market shares:
From www.evilzenscientist.com – a tech blog, visited by technical people. 69% Firefox.
From a scout web site that I run. 59% Internet Explorer
From my family blog – most of my extended family have Firefox.
Interesting.
We saw Paul van Dyk in Munich.
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So I got inundated with email from inside and outside Novell when I posted that ‘ZENworks for Networks’ was still available for download.
For those that don’t have long memories – ZENworks for Networks was released in 2000 as a directory enabled Quality of Service and Firewall solution. Part of it was from a Novell acquisition of Ukiah in mid-1999.
So why don’t you see ZENworks for Networks anymore? Simple – it was end-of-lifed within a few months.
The market for ‘directory enabled QOS’ disappeared rapidly when pretty much every switch and router vendor added support for LDAP directories within their products. Far better to get native LDAP support (and use eDirectory) than to build a product that competes with the switch vendors.
So where can you find ZENworks for Networks? Have a hunt around the Novell Support site. At a meagre 30MB the product is tiny! The documentation is still around too.
Thanks to all those that asked – for me another gentle wander down memory lane.
Written at: Salt Lake City, UT
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