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: David Ameiss (david@ameissnet.com)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (trevor@haligonian.com)
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OS/2 users understand the importance of reliability.  Unfortunately,
the Warpstock 2000 web site, http://www.warpstock.org, has been
experiencing some problems recently.  Therefore, the Warpstock
Committee has agreed to extend the early registration deadline to
August 31.  

From now until the last day of August, OS/2 users can register for
the world's biggest OS/2 conference for only $79.  That's two full
days of everything OS/2.  After that, the price jumps to $99.

Do not let this opportunity slip past you!  Warpstock 2000 promises
to be the greatest OS/2 conference ever, and if you act soon, a mere
$79 will get you in the door.  

You should also not let public perception fool you: A LOT has changed
with OS/2 over the past year, and Warpstock is the only place to
learn about those changes and the exciting things that will arrive
over the next year and beyond.  

You can register for Warpstock 2000 two ways: by credit card via
Mensys, or by check via mail.  To pay by credit card, go to:

  http://shop.mensys.nl/cgi-bin/db2www/mns_art2.d2w/report?catname=WARPST2000&username=&i1=&o=&x=9874.435 

To pay by mail, fill out the registration form on:

  http://www.warpstock.org/2000/registration/registration.html 

and send a check (in U.S. funds only) to: 

    Warpstock 2000 - C/O Stan Sidlov
    187 Hilltop Court
    Pompton Lakes, New Jersey 07442
    United States of America

In case the main web site is unavailable again, you can access the
mirror site, http://www.ibmforum.com/warpstock/.  Both sites are
frequently updated.  

The 4th annual Warpstock conference will be held September 9-10,
2000, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and is produced by Warpstock,
Inc., a North Carolina non-profit corporation.  The Warpstock annual
conference is a gathering of OS/2 users and vendors from around the
world for the purpose of education and advocacy.  More information is
available at the Warpstock 2000 web site:

  http://www.warpstock.org 

or its mirror site:

  http://www.ibmforum.com/warpstock/ 
 
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