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Service Location Protocols (SLP) in discovering the existence, location and configuration of the networked services in enterprise networks.
Users of network applications have been required to supply the host name or network address of the machine that provides a desired service and making sure that right information is provided to the users and the applications has been a pain. The SLPs provide the solution to this and are already included in many network operating systems.

The operating system installation files are stored onto the server and the SLP helps in finding the existence, location of the installer (on the server).

Anything having to do with video and voice over IP, or other multimedia topics

On our call yesterday I mentioned one way to perceive the interface points
for middleware in the mailist space is to imagine a mail list service not
composed of a single application but as a collection of best-of-breed
apps: message distribution engine, archive viewer, and message composition
tool.

This is a link to a 3rd party site that provides list archive services:

http://www.mail-archive.com/about.html

Another method of archiving is via NNTP. This site is another 3rd party
service.

http://gmane.org/about.php

Both of these tools are nice stand alone services that could be collected

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Found an article on the sympa site that nicely describes the authn/z
features.

http://www.sympa.org/documentation/AA-in-Sympa/

Looks like sympa is already well along the path of the features we are
discussing. This will help highlight the interfaces necessary for
directory service integration.

Looks like Mailman 3.0 is being fleshed out.

The dev page shows some future plans for the tool that are relevent to
our efforts:

http://list.org/devs.html

The 3.0 flesh-out site is:

http://www.zope.org/Members/bwarsaw/MailmanDesignNotes/MailmanThreePointOh

Of particular relevance is the potential for mm3 to leverage zope. It's my
understanding that work is underway to integrate shib/zope. This may offer
some significant out of box integration.

www.gup.uni-linz.ac.at/pvmmpi2002/talks/gropp2.pdf

http://beowulf.lcs.mit.edu/18.337-2002/projects-2002/dean/final_report.txt

We are talking about whether we can use MPICH-G2 to pass messages to nodes of different clusters.

The above link is related to that.

http://www-unix.globus.org/mail_archive/discuss/2002/06/msg00003.html

Useful link to build fortran compilers with MPICH-G2

http://www.cvc.mun.ca/software/mpich-g2/mpichman-globus2/node36.htm