Presented by Lee Damon to the October, 2003 Seattle SAGE meeting

Most materials cribbed or outright stolen from Garry Zacheiss and the OpenAFS project.

1. An Introduction to AFS System Administration
2. What is AFS?
3. What is AFS? The Good Stuff
4. What is AFS? The Bad Stuff
5. History
6. Supported Platforms
7. High level organization
8. How It Works - Client side
9. How It Works - Read/Write
10. The User Experience
11. ACL semantics
12. ACLs (Cont)
13. ACL shortcuts
14. chmod(1)
15. Authentication
16. A Token Effort
17. Kerberos Tokens
18. Client programs
19. fs
20. pts
21. vos
22. bos
23. kas
24. backup
25. Architecture-dependent pathnames
26. Client organization
27. AFSd
28. Client Configuration Files
29. AFS Cache
30. /afs
31. CellServDB
32. AFSDB RRs
33. AFSDB RRs (cont)
34. dynroot
35. What is AFS?
36. Server organization
37. Needed Servers
38. Database servers
39. Split-brains
40. ubik databases
41. Fileserver process
42. bosserver
43. Authentication
44. ntpd
45. ntpd (cont)
46. Administrative access
47. Setuid binaries
48. Filesystem layout on the server
49. Layout
50. /usr/afs/etc
51. /usr/afs/local
52. /viceXX
53. /viceXX usage
54. Mount points
55. Special Volumes
56. Quotas
57. PAGs
58. Backup volumes
59. Gotchas
60. Conclusion