MUM Archive

MUM USA 2014

PittsburghSeptember 11 - 12, 2014Photos

Sep 10, Wednesday

TimePresentationSlidesVideo
18:00
Meet 'n' greet party, early registration
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Sep 11, Thursday

TimePresentationSlidesVideo
08:00
Check-in and Exhibitor hall opens. Bring your printed tickets
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09:00
Opening and introduction, new products
Normunds Rustanovics (MikroTik, Latvia)
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09:45
MikroTik RouterOS Security and BGP
Tom Smyth (Wireless Connect Ltd, Ireland)
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10:30
Using MikroTik with GNS3
Rick Frey (IP ArchiTechs, USA)
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11:30
Anycast IPv4
Greg Sowell (Greg Sowell Consulting, USA)
Abstract
An interesting way to do regional or load balanced routing.
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12:00
Lunch
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13:30
Cloud based, centralized monitoring and backup for Mikrotik routers
Jovan Strika (Macrotick Inc., USA)
Abstract
How you can use Mikrotik scripting to send information to the cloud and how it is used to monitor and backup all your devices from a centralized location.
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14:00
Different scenarios when using RouterOS with Load Balancers
Scott Hammersley (IPArchiTechs, USA)
Abstract
This presentation will focus on using RouterOS with Application Load Balancers to deliver highly redundant solutions. Main area of focus will be Data Center Ecommerce solutions and ISP Solutions.
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14:30
Introduction to 802.11ac on RouterOS
Brian Vargyas (Baltic Networks, USA)
Abstract
This presentation will look into the difference of 802.11ac vs. 802.11n and how to configure a 802.11ac PtP link using NV2. We will go over channel planning, new terms that are introduced as well as tips/tricks to have a successful 802.11ac deployment. Baltic Networks USA owner Brian Vargyas, has over 10 years of networking and wireless experience as a former wireless ISP owner and large scale hotspot operator.
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15:15
Mikrotik powered OpenFlow network - make a step in future networking
Andis Arins (router.lv, Latvia)
Abstract
Mikrotik is providing not only rich set of common routing protocols but also OpenFlow interface for future software defined networking. Presentation covers experiments in Mikrotik powered OpenFlow network.
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16:00
The cocktail hour, sponsored by Streakwave (www.streakwave.com)
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Sep 12, Friday

TimePresentationSlidesVideo
08:00
Check-in and Exhibitor hall opens
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09:00
Network Architecture - Validated designs utilizing MikroTik in the Data Center
Kevin Myers (IP ArchiTechs, USA)
Abstract
This presentation will explore validated network designs that utilize MikroTik CCR routers in a multitude of Data Center applications. Topics will include High Availability, InterVLAN routing beyond 10 Gbps, Core Architecture, Top of Rack, Layer 2 extension between Data Centers and VLAN rewrites.
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10:00
CCR Status Update
Janis Megis (MikroTik, Latvia)
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10:45
Routing using /32 addressing
Brian Horn (Winters Broadband LLC, USA)
Abstract
One way to conserve IP addresses and eliminate subnets.
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11:30
Various mikrotik uses
Justin Wilson (MTIN Consulting, USA)
Abstract
A mash up of how various mikrotiks can be used. From the data center to home users.
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12:00
Lunch
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13:30
What is 802.11ac
Ahmad Mortazavi (Deltalink Electronics Ltd., Turkey)
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14:15
CAPsMAN Case Study
Uldis Cernevskis (MikroTik, Latvia)
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15:00
RouterOS Common Mistakes and Simple Solutions
Steve Discher (LearnMikroTik.com, USA)
Abstract
In this presentation, *RouterOS by Example* author and MIkroTik Trainer Steve Discher will present a list of common errors many RouterOS users encounter when using this powerful routing and firewall solution. After years of providing technical support to his students and customers, Steve has seen a pattern of common mistakes made by many RouterOS users and brings those together in his presentation. Each problem will be explained in detail including the technical *how's and why's* along with a solution. In addition, he will introduce some new, free, online tools developed by ISP Supplies, Inc. to specifically assist both new users as well as seasoned network engineers to help them build configurations quickly and easily.
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15:45
Wireless Single SSID
Tokunbo Omolokun (Global Connection, Nigeria)
Abstract
Using a single ssid with multiple base stations for user access in a wifi environment.
A case study of a Federal government project i did in Nigeria
(Wireless Cloud for all universities in Nigeria using Mikrotik platform)
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16:15
Using DSCP for traffic separation, routing and load balancing
Tomas Kirnak (RF Elements, Slovakia)
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16:45
Raffle and closing of MUM
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