Systems Administrators Group of New Zealand

News

Jan 2004 - Uniforum has been wound up. As SAGE-NZ was very quiet anyway I'll keep the website going while thinking of what to do next.

6 May 2019 - Updated gateway notes.

Updated HPUX freeware site.

Added preliminary documentation for setting up dialup gateways. This is being prepared for a future workshop/tutorial.

Added mailing list info for HPUX

Added a link for AIX

What is SAGE-NZ?: An local organization similar in concept to SAGE or SAGE-AU or SANS. SAGE-NZ is an organization for Systems Administrators to help each other get more from their jobs, and to do their jobs better.
What does SAGE-NZ offer?: Currently, just the mailing list and the occasional workshop. But if you have suggestions, join the mailing list and tell them what you want.
What is the association with Uniforum?: The last time setting up a SAGE was suggested at a Uniforum conference, a mailing list was set up to facilitate discussion. This led to a Special Interest Group being formed. So, SAGE-NZ is a SIG of Uniforum.
Who can join?: Anyone with an interest in the administration of computer systems. You must be a member of Uniforum.
Who's in charge here?: Donald Neal is the main culprit. Philip Plane runs the web site and list server.
How do I join the mailing list?: Check with the mailman

We have some links for the following operating systems:

There are some generic administration and security links.

And Donald Neal has done a survey of members.