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Maintaining privacy is an important, but not always easy task. As we store more information digitally, the need to protect it increases. Fortunately, Linux has the capability to encrypt the data before it's written to disk. Whether you are writing to a USB memory stick or a large database on a storage area network, encryption can be set up to keep your data safe. This presentation will focus on configuring encrypted volumes but that relies on using LVM (Logical Volume Management), so we'll be showing some of that too. We'll cover some of the basic concepts and then jump in and perform an installation of Linux, showing how to partition the disk, create the volumes and then set up the encryption layer.

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Main Topic: LVM & Encrypted File systems

Our speaker is: Jim McQuillan

Secondary Topic: RAID ???

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Everything Else
As usual we'll discuss any current happenings in the Linux community, have our book giveaway, and plan on some dinner after the meeting where you can hammer our speakers with the hard hitting questions they deserve.

If you have topics for future meetings you would like us to cover please email the board, thanks.

Where:

The MUG meetings are held in the Auditorium on the second floor at:

Farmington Community Library - Main Branch
32737 W. 12 Mile Rd.
Farmington Hills, MI 48334-3302

Click here for a map of the area.

When:

the meetings are on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.

6:00pm	Doors open, registration
6:30pm	Meeting starts, Mug business
6:45pm	Main presentation
8:15pm	2nd Presentation
8:45pm	Meeting adjourns
9:00pm	Dinner at a local establishment

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