Program Committee Tom Anderson, University of Washington
John Hartman, University of Arizona
Mike Jones, Microsoft Corporation
Kai Li, Princeton University
Bruce Lindsay, IBM Almaden Research Center
Nancy Lynch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Greg Minshall, Siara Systems
Sape Mullender, University of Twente
Michael O'Dell, UUNET Technologies
Sean O'Malley, Network Appliance
Rob Pike, Lucent Technologies

 
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