Agenda for MUM in PHOENIX 2010, OCTOBER 2010
updated on Sep 30, 2010 at 20:42 GMT
Sep 27, Monday
Sep 28, Tuesday
Sep 29, Wednesday
Sep 30, Thursday
| Time | Action |
| 08:00 | Registration opens. Bring your printed badge with barcode. All visitors must register online before arriving. Badge is mandatory. |
| 09:00 | Opening and Introduction by Janis Jankovskis (MikroTik, Latvia) |
| 09:10 | New RouterBOARDs and RouterOS5 by Sergejs Boginskis (MikroTik, Latvia) |
| 09:45 | Port Knocking for Security by Steve Discher (learnmikrotik.com, USA) |
| 10:30 | Hardware Performance and RouterOS by Janis Megis (MikroTik, Latvia) |
| 11:15 | OSPF/BGP Implementations by Dennis Burgess (Link Technologies, USA) |
| 12:00 | Lunch. Free for Paying visitors. |
| 13:00 | Managing wireless access with
Mikrotik by Butch Evans (USA) |
| 13:45 | Quick Script for Simple Queues by Nick Challis (Swift Wireless, USA) |
| 14:30 | VRRP Implementation by Sterling Jacobson (Rapidwave, LLC, USA) |
| 14:45 | IPv4 Depletion/IPv6 adoption by Bill Sandiford (ARIN, USA) |
| 15:00 | Drinks in Exhibit hall sponsored by Streakwave  |
Oct 01, Friday
Speaker Profiles and Presentation Abstracts
Training class. Registration separate, extra charge MTCINE hosted by MikroTik, Other classes hosted by official partners (TBA).
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MUM Meet and greet, free drinks, early MUM registration. Bring printed badge for registration. Meet other visitors, see the venue, enjoy drinks, chat. No presentations or classes.
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OSPF/BGP Implementations BGP and OSPF are commonly implemented together. OSPF for the IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) and BGP for the EGP (External Gateway Protocol. These work together without issues, but you should know some
of the conventional ways of deploying BGP and OSPF together. This presentation should help you understand what BGP is, why you should be running it, and how it integrates with your existing OSPF network. If you are interested in understanding what BGP does for your business, and how it works, this is the presentation for you! Business owners and technical Engineers are welcome. Presented by Dennis Burgess, author of -Learn RouterOS.
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VRRP Implementation I will be demonstrating how easy it is to set up VRRP interfaces along
with some tricks to help uptime appear consistent in the face of failure
and maintenance.
Sterling Jacobson is a Mikrotik consultant and Certified Motorola
Trainer with international experience. Sterling owns and operates a
wireless ISP in the state of Utah, USA. He has saved tens of thousands
of dollars using Routerboard with Mikrotik software for middle and last
mile internet wireless distribution, tower and border routing.
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Customizing Hotspot Deployments Summary: Combining Hotspots with other technologies such as PCC and PCQ and scaling Hotspots to thousands of users.
Felix Windt, Smart City Networks (USA): Felix Windt has been a Network
Engineer with Smart City Networks since 2006. Smart City is a full-service
communications provider across the nation and one of the world's largest
communications providers to convention centers and hospitality venues, and
has provided wireless Hotspot connectivity for some of the largest events in the US with user numbers in the tens of thousands.
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Utilizing Wireless N Utilizing Wireless N. This presentation will be covering a wide range of
topics as they relate to utilizing Wireless N with Router OS. I will be
covering basic concepts, adjusting settings and their impact on performance,
various scenarios, and troubleshooting hints. The Who, What, When, Where,
Why, and Hows of deploying wireless N networks will covered. Rick Frey is a
Wireless Network Engineer for SysLogic Technology Services. He has been
implanting network solutions for more than 15 years and has been
specializing in wireless data networks for the last three years. SysLogic
provides a wide range of networking solutions and is based out of Canton,
Texas.
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