1. Common Solutions Group January 9, 2001 CorporateTime Calendaring

2. Agenda  1300-1400Intro & Roadmap  1400-1430Synchronization & Client Issues Client Demos - Georgetown Issues like Offline Mode: Passwords, Sync Small presentation on CorporateTime’s new standards based approach to synchronization followed by a short Q&A session  1430-1500Mgmt / Admin Small presentation on CorporateTime’s Management (deployment, administration, etc) followed by open discussion Possible Discussion Topics Roaming Users issues Handling Client Upgrades Interest in SNMP monitoring Desired server utilities

3. Agenda (cont’d)  1500-1530Authentication Small presentation on CorporateTime’s authentication abilities followed by open discussion Possible Discussion Topics Preferred authentication for web applications LDAP and Kerberos Kerberos 5 Microsoft Kerberos  1530-1545Break Break Break  1545-1615External Calendar Users Small presentation on CorporateTime’s standards based approach for handling external users followed by a short Q&A session  1615-1645Groups & ACLs Dynamic/Static Groups in LDAP Users to be a group of 1 Access Rights to use Groups as well

4. Agenda (cont’d)  1645-1715Open Discussion Possible Topics Standards and IETF update Portals WAP and wireless Windows CE Future CSG / Steltor partnership JA-SIG  1715-1800Misc & Wrap-up  1800Close & go to Dinner  1830-1930Cocktails Outside the Ambassador Ballroom in the pre-function area  1930-2130Dinner Ambassador Center Ballroom

5. Who should be here …  Brown  CMU  Chicago  Colorado  Cornell  Duke  Georgetown  Harvard  Maryland  MIT  Michigan  PSU  Princeton  Stanford  UCOP  Virginia  Washington  Wisconsin

6. Quick Questions  Once around the horn – name/school  CT in Production?  Migrated from? MM? G/W? Other?  Considering CT?  CT for students? Deployed?

7. Quick Questions  Who likes the name Steltor and can say it public?  We are not here for vendor bashing!

8. Groups and ACLs Architectural changes?

9. Dynamic Groups  Based on attributes found in a directory  Sometimes referred to as groups by searching  At Georgetown, we expect some 15K of these

10. Static Groups  Useful for ad-hoc associations  Performance problems for large groups

11. Architectural Change  Groups are everything – everything is a group  A user is a group of 1… can change at any time  Dynamic subscription – becoming part of a group gets you that groups events.  Applies to external users as well

12. Access Lists -- Permissions  When you groupify everything… ACLs become very powerful as well.  In fact, most of the previous to allow for more powerful Access Rights in CT