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Jim Rees <rees@umich.edu>
I work for the Center for Information Technology Integration (CITI) at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. My office is in the Argus Building, at 42° 16.62' north (42.2775), 83° 45.23' west (-83.754167).
You can get my street address from the Online Campus Directory. PGP key available here.
This is my professional web site. I also have a personal web site and a page full of links.
Current and Recent Projects
- Linux pNFS Kernel Development
- ASC/ICSI Linux NFSv4 Alpha Code
- NFS Version 4 Open Source Reference Implementation
- Ten Machine
- OpenBSD hacks
- FreeBSD hacks
- Mac OS X stuff
- PalmPilot stuff
- Occasional Apollo software archivist
- My New Office
Past Projects
- OpenAFS
- pkinit
- ITSS Security Training Course
- SC|05 Bandwidth Challenge
- Linux NFSv4 RDMA/Sessions Client
- The Virtual Soldier
- Hosting an OpenBSD anoncvs server
- USENIX Program Schedule Loader
- 3Com Audrey stuff
- IFS
- Linux NFS Client Performance Project
- Smart Cards (check out the Webcard and Palmreader)
- HAL2001 Smartcard Workshop
- My Old Office
- AFS for Very High Speed Networks
- Secure Videoconferencing
- Video File Server
- Mobile Computing
- AuthPGP
- DCE
Publications
My Erdös Number is four, via honey.
- Improving AFS Performance via Selective Caching and Native ATM AAL5 (CITI Tech Report 01-3)
- Webcard: a Java Card web server (IFIP CARDIS 2000)
- Secure Distributed Virtual Conferencing: Multicast or Bust (CMS 1999)
- SCFS: A UNIX Filesystem for Smartcards (1st USENIX Smartcard Workshop)
- Implementation of a Provably Secure, Smartcard-based Key Distribution Protocol (IFIP CARDIS 1998)
- Secure Videoconferencing (7th USENIX Security Symposium)
- Guest Editor, Computing Systems, Fall 1995 issue on Mobile Computing.
- Joining Security Realms: A Single Login for Netware and Kerberos (5th USENIX Security Symposium)
- The Little Work Project (3rd Workshop on Workstation Operating Systems)
- Third-Party Authentication in the Institutional File System (CITI Tech Report 92-1)
- A Dynamically Extensible Streams Implementation (Summer 1987 USENIX)
- An Extensible I/O System (Summer 1986 USENIX)
- AT&T's RFS and Sun's NFS: A Comparison of Heterogeneous Distributed File Systems, UNIX/World Magazine, December 1985 p. 38 (with Mark J. Hatch and Micheal Katz)
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