IPv6 has long been a technology "on the horizon", but with recent developments, it's possible to deploy IPv6 to end-users and begin phasing out IPv4.
IPv6 has long been a technology "on the horizon", but with recent developments, it's possible to deploy IPv6 to end-users and begin phasing out IPv4. This session will cover IPv6 trends, technologies around IPv6/IPv6-mostly networks, patterns for deployment, and ways to begin the journey. Depending on the audience, I'll likely focus 30 minutes on the presentation, but may open it up for a Q&A or round-table afterward if applicable. Depending on logistics, I may distribute some free IPv6 Test Pods (ipv6-pod.info) to help interested people start testing. Depending on my own travel plans, this may need to be a virtual presentation.
Keep your internal Linux and Windows servers secure with automatic wildcard certificate renewals — no public exposure needed. Using simple ACME tools, one machine quietly grabs fresh certificates every few months, then securely copies them to all your other servers. No manual work, no opening ports to the internet, just reliable HTTPS everywhere inside your network.
Keep your internal Linux and Windows servers secure with automatic wildcard certificate renewals — no public exposure needed. Using simple ACME tools, one machine quietly grabs fresh certificates every few months, then securely copies them to all your other servers. No manual work, no opening ports to the internet, just reliable HTTPS everywhere inside your network.
Still binding your Macs to Active Directory? It's time to stop. In this session, we'll explore why AD binding is no longer the best path forward and walk through the modern authentication options available today — including Apple's Platform SSO, cloud identity integrations, and third-party solutions that give IT teams the flexibility and security modern organizations demand. Walk away with a clear understanding of your options and a roadmap to modernize your Mac authentication strategy.
What happens when a high-level SysAdmin and a former 5th-grade teacher join forces? We bridge the EdTech divide! Using a playful "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" framework, we’ll flip the script, translating "Tech-Speak" into "Teacher-Speak" to transform your biggest complainers into your best collaborators.
Digital Learning Specialist, Jordan School District
Kelli Cannon has been an educator for 12 years, teaching upper elementary students prior to her current role as a Digital Learning Specialist. Kelli holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Technology, as well as endorsements in STEM, Teaching English as a Second Language and Instructional... Read More →
Systems and Security Manager, Jordan School District
David leads a cybersecurity program for one of the largest school districts in Utah. Serving 8,500 staff , 57,000 students. Once you count up all of the devices it’s over 100,000 from Chromebooks to servers to pc’s to MAC. David presents at UETN and Saintcon each year and is always... Read More →
Thursday June 11, 2026 1:15pm - 2:15pm PDT Room 1408
Did you know that UEN offers an Enterprise Backup Solution? UEN’s backup solution is changing, and we invite you to join us for an overview of the offering and an update on our recent expansion. Whether you are a current consumer or looking for a new solution, come learn how these services can be implemented at your institution. We will provide updates on what is available now, what is coming next, and how UEN can help you feel confident that your backups are safe and secure.
Currently employed at Utah Education & Telehealth Network since 1995, current position is Technical Services Associate Director over Enterprise Systems and Software Development. Bryan has held various positions in the IT field over the last 30 years, Systems Admin, Database Admin... Read More →
