Unidata LDM training

Brian,

The LDM workshop is pretty much as Emily described it: installation and
rudimentary networking on the first day and advanced networking and
troubleshooting on the second.

If I were you, I would definitely attend both days.  Because the LDM is
always being improved, you'll need to experience installing the package.
And the troubleshooting and networking on the second day are well worth
it.

Regards,
Steve Emmerson
LDM Developer & Instructor

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Date:    Fri, 20 May 2005 13:07:06 -0600
From:    Emily Doremire <address@hidden>To:      Brian Olsen <address@hidden
          h.edu>
cc:      Steve Emmerson <address@hidden>
Subject: Re: Unidata LDM training

Hi Brian,
I've copied our LDM instructor, Steve Emmerson, so he can reply with the 
specifics of the course material.  In the past, I believe the courses 
have started with installing the LDM on the classroom machines and 
getting it up and running with data.  The afternoon of the second day is 
kind of an optional open lab and, as you probably read, is devoted to 
assistance with remote installation , upgrading, or tuning of your own 
institution's LDM installations as well as any other questions or 
special topics.  Over  the years, I seen a good portion of the guests 
staying for at least part of this optional afternoon.  The morning of 
the second day does have regular course material.  My suggestion would 
be to plan to attend the second day and then enjoy a little time in 
Boulder if you finish up early.  
Emily

Brian Olsen wrote:

> Emily--
>
> I will be attending the first session of LDM training.
> I'm wondering if it would be beneficial to attend the
> second day, however.  I do not need to install LDM on
> our network; I am simply taking over LDM responsibilities
> for someone else who is moving on.
>
> What will be done on the second day?  Will it be beneficial
> to me to attend the second day?
>
> --Brian Olsen
> MesoWest/U Utah

-- 
Emily Doremire
UCAR Unidata
P.O. Box 3000
Boulder, CO 80307-3000
303-497-8660 phone
303-497-8690 fax

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