Windows Interoperability (IO) Lab, Microsoft, June 20-24

Windows Interoperability (IO) Lab, Microsoft

When:  Monday, June 20 – Friday, June 24, 2016, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Where: Microsoft Building 20, headquarters in Redmond, Washington

What: The Windows Interoperability (IO) Lab is the opportunity to test your implementation with Microsoft Windows protocol test suites. During the IO lab you have the opportunity to directly engage with Windows Protocol Support, Test Suite Development, and Windows development team as well as network with other professionals from all over the world.

Core concentration during the IO lab week would be on Interop testing your protocol implementations.

This year’s Windows IO lab will be held in Building 20 in an “open-hall-format”. This will be similar to how the SNIA’s Storage Developer Conference (SDC) Plugfest is organized. We hope this will promote more interactions both amongst the partners and with the Microsoft Product Groups.

Who: File sharing (SMB 2&3), Authentication and AD protocol implementers and chalk-talk sessions with:

• The Evolution of Identity on Windows – Edgar Olougouna
• Engagement around RSVD document – Jeff McCashland
• MSCR talk – Shawn Richardson/Mechele Gruhn
• Steps to calculate NTLM keys from network trace – Obaid Farooqi

How Much: Free

How: Register here.