STC on Internet Security at Delhi ( 23-27Jan 2012)

Forthcoming STCS and Trainings

STC on Internet Security ( 23-27Jan 2012)

at
BHAI PARMANAND INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES
(Under Department of Training & Technical Education)
Opp. Madhuban Colony, Shakarpur, Delhi-92.
Phone No. – 011-22543891,22017393 Fax No.- 011-22430067,22016134
Website:- www.bpibs.in

Detail Contents

Overview of Internet Architecture , Technology and Security
Internet Protocol and IP Addressing
Internet and Cloud Technology
Search Engine Technology and Techniques
Implementation of Proxy Server and Content Filtering
Live Site Hacking and Packet Analysis
Email Security and Browser Forensics
Internet Bandwidth Management and Monitoring
Implementation of Digital Signatures and SSL Certificates
Implementation of Streaming Server, Web Server and FTP Server
Implementation of Firewall and Security

Free Tutorials on Open Source by IIT Bombay

Free Tutorials on Open Source by IIT Bombay

http://spoken-tutorial.org/

STC ON LINUX APPLICATIONS from 3 to 5 Oct 2011

STC ON LINUX APPLICATIONS
( 3 October 011 TO 5 October 2011 )
CONDUCTED BY COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
NITTTR CHANDIGARH at
S.R.S.GOvt Polytechnic College for Girls Ludhiana (PB)

Detail Contents

Overview of FOSS and Linux
Linux Internals, File System, Kernel and Bash Shell
Linux Installation and Dual Boot Over Network
Kickstart and PXE- based Installation
Advance Permissions and User, Group Management
Software Management using RPM and Yum
IP Addressing and Linux Networking
Exploring Critical Files & Runlevles
Automatic Task Scheduling with at & cron
Implementation of Web Server and FTP Server
TCP Wrappers, PAM and Xinetd based Security
Implementation of Syslog Server and Advance Troubleshooting

Government of India Initiatives on Open Source

The Indian Government has recently proposed to go the Open Source way in its e-governance projects, and the Department of Information Technology has issued a Draft Policy in this regard. The move has been welcomed by the IT Industry. According to a latest draft policy on e-governance, all new projects must work on Open Source Operating Systems only.

The draft ‘Policy on Device Drivers for Procurement of Hardware for e-Governance’ states that the, “Government of India (GOI) endeavors to provide e-governance services, which are technology-neutral, cost-effective, interoperable and vendor neutral. The GOI policy on open standards is as step towards meeting this objective in the development of e-governance applications” . The policy will be applicable in all new e-governance projects, as well as in existing ones.

* ( Source :- By Diksha P Gupta , Linux ForYou – The complete Magazine on Open Source, Volume:09, Issue 06, August 2011 )

Save Our Hard Earn and Country’s Money – thru FOSS

Pls Save Our Hard Earn and Country’s Money – thru FOSS

EYE Opening And Awakening by ILUGC (Indian Linux Users Group Chennai) to Tamil Nadu Government

* Tamil Nadu announced the distribution of 9.12 Lakh free laptops to students. The state run
ELCOT (Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu) has invited International competitive tender for this big order. The members of ILUGC are not happy with the “Technical Specifications” mandated by ELCOT page 57 of the tender talks about the Operating System . According to the tender, ELCOT is looking for “Preloaded Dual Booting -Window Starter Edition with Anti Virus for 1 Year License”.

This group of concerned citizens has been discussing the issue online since the tender was floated by ELCOT. T Shrinivasan,Coordinator ILUGC, says , “Assuming that the basic cost of the proprietary OS License is RS 1000/-, the cost of just the licenses for the 9.12 lakh laptops will be a whooping amount of Rs 91.2 Crore.

FOSS IS THE BEST ALTERNATE NOT ONLY TO SAVE THIS AMOUNT , such a system has already been implemented in a number of other Indian States and countries across the globe. The world has witnessed that the implementation of Open Source technology has proved useful and economical for its users. The neighbouring state of Kerala has successfully implemented Open Source Technology in its Schools ( saved more than 49 crore rupees). Students in Kerala have been using Open Source Operating System since almost five years.

* ( Source :- By Diksha P Gupta , Linux ForYou – The complete Magazine on Open Source, Volume:09, Issue 05, July 2011 )

STC on “OPEN SOURCE TECHNOLOGY” from 19.9.2011 TO 23.9.2011


Contents of STC on “OPEN SOURCE TECHNOLOGY”
(19.9.2011 TO 23.9.2011)

    Overview of Open Source Technology and Latest Trends
    PHP and MySQL connectivity and setup
    Content Management using Drupal
    Open Source Multimedia Tools
    Open Source Audio/Video and Image Editing Tools
    Implementation of Ldap Server
    Document Management using Dspace
    Network Simulator using NS2
    Data Mining Tools using WEKA
    VOIP Deployment using Astreik
    Cloud Computing and Virtualization
    Open Source Hacking and Forensic Tools

Pls Note :-
No Fee for sponsored Faculty and Staff from Technical Institutions from All over the Country.
TA will be paid to only govt and govt aided northern region institutes’s participants.
No fee for pvt. Institutions and TA will not be paid ( More info at nitttrchd.ac.in)
Hostel and Mess Charges ( Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) .Rs 150/- approx per day per pvt participant and free for Govt and Govt Aided Institutes’s Participants

Contact:- amit@nitttrchd.ac.in, fosschd@gmail.com

STC on Web and Mobile Applications Development from 11.7.2011 to 15.7.2011

STC on Web and Mobile Applications Development
from 11.7.2011 to 15.7.2011 at Engineering College, Bikaner( Raj)

More info at : http://www.ecb.ac.in/

Detail Contents;-

Web 1.0, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 and Applications
Cloud Computing and Web Services
Open Source Technologies
Content Management Systems and Implementation
Learning Management Systems using MOODLE
Mobile Applications Development Frameworks
Android SDK, Installation and Configuration
Mobile Applications Life Cycle
Developing Android Applications using Eclipse
XML Technologies and Android
Android Emulator and Integration with NetBeans
Deployment of Mobile Applications on Cloud

Forthcoming STCS and Trainings

Forthcoming STCS and Trainings

1. Open Source Technology —- 19-23 sep 2011

2. PHP and MySql — 14-18 Nov 2011

3. Digital Repository —- 27 Feb to 2 March 2012

Detail Contents will be available by Mid of July 2011…
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Pls Note :-
No Fee for sponsored Faculty and Staff from Technical Institutions from All over the Country.
TA will be paid to only govt and govt aided northern region institutes’s participants.
No fee for pvt. Institutions and TA will not be paid ( More info at nitttrchd.ac.in)
Hostel and Mess Charges ( Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) .Rs 150/- approx per day per pvt participant and free for Govt and Govt Aided Institutes’s Participants

Contact:- amit@nitttrchd.ac.in, fosschd@gmail.com

Lucky 13 Ways to Enjoy LINUX – A Community Gift to Community

Lucky 13 Ways to USE /Install/Manage Linux Operating System

LINUX – A Community Gift to Community

LINUX – A Community Gift to Community

Earlier we use to quote the example of a person who was very learned in our history with 10 heads … guess……

ya great Learned Scholar Ravana from Lanka i.e earlier 10 ways to use / install/manage Linux ,

with the passage of time we start quoting dozen(12) ways and now Lucky 13 ways , in future may be more with the support of Community….

All these 13 ways are required and fir for differnet situations like
System without CD-Rom/DVD/USB support even without a hard disk

one can relish and enjoy LINUX – A Community Gift to Community

13 ways:———————

1.Native Installation ( Linux only )
2.Dual/ Multi Boot Installation ( Multiple OS like windows and linux)
3.Kick-Start (unattended)
4.Over the Network thru NFS, FTP, HTTP, SMB Methods
5.Hard Disk to Hard Disk
6.Virtualization ( Multi OS at the same time)
7.Wuby Way ( Installation inside windows like application software)
8.Telnet/SSH/Remote Login ( CUI)
9.Webmin/Web based Usage and Administration
10. RDP/VNC (GUI)
11.Using LTSP for Pxe- enabled Thin Clients/ Diskless Machines
12.Installation through Pen Drive
13. Live ( without Installation)

More Technical Details of How -to can be upload shortly …

Further queries can be found at Queries and Support

Certificate Course on “Web Hacking and Security”

Certificate Course on “Web Hacking and Security”
(28th March to 15th April 2011)

Data64 & NITTTR Chandigarh announces a Certificate Course on “Web Hacking and Security”

CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS

ONLINE REGISTRATION

FILL FORM HERE————————————-










Room Rent – Rs 100/- Per Day per Participant
Mess Charges ( Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) RS 96/- per day

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