Network Trace for OS/2
- Turn any OS/2 machine into a network probe.
- Take a trace on any segment in the network, in minutes.
- A software-only, hardware-independent implementation.
      http://www.goldencode.com/ntrace.html

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Source: (Daniel@WarpTech.org)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (feedback@warpcast.com)
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              Monday, May 8, 2000

We'll collectively be planning our own OS/2 futures when we all get
together for the three days of WarpTech 2000.

There are new assurances, and above all, new actions on the part of
IBM which show that OS/2 has a bright spotlight upon it. New FixPaks,
a new Warp 4 kernel "refresh" bringing it to level 4.5, announcements
of continuing OS/2 support for years to come.

WarpTech will be a melting ground for the OS/2 users, developers,
network builders and scholars who will soon add new software tools
and "ways to get the job done" to our OS/2 desktops. Anytime you put
a user with a problem in the same room with a technical expert who
can create a solution, you end up with new tools for the users and
new ideas and projects for the developers. This has happened at every
single OS/2 conference that's ever taken place, and WarpTech will
give every guest three days to ask, to discuss, to think and ponder
and then ask and discuss some more.

Take a look at the WarpTech Sessions page again and think about who
the other people in the audience with you will be:

  http://www.warptech.org/WTSessions.html 

It's simply impossible to sit in your chair and not strike up a
conversation with the other guests around you. You'll be chatting
with OS/2 experts, OS/2 developers, OS/2 fanatics of every
description. By the time each new session starts, you'll already have
collected some more great ideas.

WarpTech is much, much more than three days of OS/2 presentations.
And it's far more than the hall of exhibitors, the door prizes, the
product discounts and the literature. WarpTech is the people whom
you'll meet there, the ones with experience in the areas you work in
and knowledge of the technologies you're working with. WarpTech is a
place to gather not just ideas but concepts, a place to exchange
thoughts that will push you ahead faster.

So we'll see you Friday to Sunday, May 26-28 -- at WarpTech 2000!


- Captain Craig (captain@warptech.org)
 
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