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Re: [Debconf-team] Getting the network running



Kees Cook <kees@debian.org> writes:

> Hi,
>
> I'm still trying to get PSU nailed down as far as what they can provide
> (though I have a good idea based on other events and people). It will be a
> class B IPv4 network to wired ports in our conference rooms.
>
> This means we need to supply everything else (WAPs, switches, etc). I
> figure we'll need at least 3 WAPs in the conference area itself, and
> similarly one for each of the hack rooms. What kind of switch density is
> needed in the hack rooms?

When you say "similarly", do you mean 3 each per hacklab, or just one?
(we've generally used more than one per room if we have the chance, but
that depends on the number of people you're expecting in each room, and
how close the rooms are together etc. -- none of which I know).

> Besides zobel, who can help me get things configured?

I've not yet got as far as booking flights, but assuming that I'm
coming, I'll be turning up early and may have some time between doing
video-setup.

Having said that, it's better if you have people that are dedicated to
the task and therefore have an intimate understanding of the way things
are set up this time round, so they can make informed decisions without
needing to ask anyone else, and for past experience that tends not to be
me, because I too often wander off and do video stuff.

I'm certainly happy to help with things like running cables and the like
though, when I have time.

Cheers, Phil.
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