Opus and One in Tucson, Arizona, US (United States)

Security has an inherent intrigue, and in the world of computers, network security seems only to multiply the cloak-and-dagger factor. However, the mystery that often shrouds network security makes it seem more intimidating than it needs to be. 

Joel has been too busy to create an extremely fantastic home page. However, this one has some relatively informative stuff on it (if you follow the links). You can send email to jms@Opus1.COM if you'd like. See this for some helpful advice if you want to schedule a conference call with Joel. 

Joel Snyder is a senior partner with Opus One, a consulting firm in Tucson, Arizona. He spends most of his time on the road helping people build larger, faster, safer, and more reliable networks. His professional travels have taken him to San Francisco, St. 

One of the great things about writing for Internet World is that people aren't shy about sending e-mail and telling me just what they think. Occasionally I get notes asking for help. These range from the mundane ("What do I need to make Mosaic work on my PC? 

NFS was developed by Sun Microsystems to bind together clusters of their Unix- based workstations. NFS has become so popular that it's now available for every major computer, from Macintoshes and MS-DOS PCs up to multi-milllion dollar IBM mainframes.