Mount Laurel, NJ, Sept 13, 2007 - LOPSA, the League of Professional System Administrators, is pleased to announce the courses we will be offering at the Ohio LinuxFest University (OLFU) for Friday, September 28. These professional courses will give OLFU students a more intense and personal learning experience than the standard 50 minute talks during the open conference.

One of the greatest challenges facing the Internet is the abundance of Spam email. Chris St. Pierre will be teaching "The Open Source Stack: One Approach to Spam Fighting". As computing environments grow ever larger and more complex, it becomes more difficult to know everything about an environments. Chris will help computing professionals learn to better know their individual environment through "Internal Documentation for System Administrators".

Disasters seem to happen almost daily, from weather-related incidents to fires, terrorism, and just plain human error. Jesse Trucks will assist you in being prepared with his class, "Disaster Recovery: Will You Survive?" One of the most common (and preventable disasters in an IT environment revolves around the data availability and integrity. Jesse will also prepare you to keep your data safe with "Storage Management: Linux LVM and Veritas Storage Foundation".

Perl is one of the most common and well revered open source languages. But, it has gotten a bad rap as a read-only language. For anyone who does any Perl programming, Stephen P Potter will help stem the tide of anarchy with "Cultured Perl: Teaching Perl English" .

IT professionals, whether they are system administrators, developers, or desktop support staff, often have access to information they might not otherwise have. And, it seems every day there is a story about someone abusing their access. Learn how to make sure you aren't the next story when Esther "Moose" Filderman and David Parter combine to teach "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: Ethics for the Computing Clueful"

For the price of $300, OLFU will provide a full day of training, breakfast, and lunch. A discounted price of $285 will be extended to those who have registered for the Ohio LinuxFest "All Conference Pass." Register today! Classes are filling, and time is running out!

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