MUM Kenya 2018

NairobiJanuary 30, 2018Photos

Jan 30, Tuesday

TimePresentationSlidesVideo
08:00
Check-in and Exhibitor hall opens. Bring your printed tickets
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09:00
Opening and introduction, new products
MikroTik
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09:45
Case study on deployment of RouterOS products in Africa
Michael Omondi (McCharles Consulting Ltd, Kenya)
Abstract
We explore the challenges facing Network admins, ISPs/WISPs and enterprises at large and how RouterOS has bridged the gap to ease the pain.
PDF Video
10:15
Load balancing and failover in RouterOS
Ambrose Ahurra (Simplifi networks, Uganda)
Abstract
Using more than one internet connection to balance traffic for higher throughput and failover using per-connection classifier and policy routing
PDF Video
10:45
How IPv6 Changes the world
Mani Raissdana (M.IT.S Co. - Mani Raissdana, Turkey)
Abstract
Im Sure all of you are already noticed, but I'd like to warn you again that IPv4 runs out, world is IPv6 world, and there is no doubt that in near future, there will be no option more than IPv6 to route the world,

Let's see what it is
PDF Video
11:30
Quality of Service in Wireless,Bridge PTP Link
Muhammad Zishan Shaukat (Tristar Techlonogies, Pakistan)
Abstract
MikroTik RouterOS offer a very powerful and extremely flexible QoS in wireless environment.
PDF Video
12:15
Lunch
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13:45
MikroTik SwitchOS Basic VLAN Configuration
Adhie Lesmana (PowerNet Liberia, Indonesia)
Abstract
Basic VLAN configuration, Port Grouping, Trunk, Tagging, isolation on RB260GSP & CSS326.
PDF Video
14:15
Data Center Interconnect (EoIP)
Moeez Aftab (Allied Bank Ltd, Pakistan)
Abstract
We are going to connect two data centers placed at two different geographical locations over Layer 3 IP based network infrastructure.
PDF Video
15:00
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and connecting to an Internet eXchange Point (IXP)
Diarmuid O'Briain (netLabs!UG, Makerere University, Uganda)
Abstract
Many small to medium ISPs have built their networks using the MikroTik range of products and transit from their network via a Point to Point link to an upstream provider. The upstream provider is in the position of strength as they typically provide IP addressing from their own block and therefore it is hard to switch. Additionally their customers may not be benefiting from the IXP keeping local traffic local. By simply applying to AFRINIC for an AS number and their own IP address range the ISP can connect to the IXP as well as increase the number of upstream providers they can connect to. This presentation will demonstrate how the BGP protocol is configured to achieve this.
PDF Video
15:30
Mikrotik For Universities
Bosco Mulwa (Spu, Kenya)
Abstract
Intercampus connectivity with MikroTik. I wish to demonstrate on my presentation how we have benefited as a University as a result of implementing MikroTik.
PDF Video
16:00
MikroTik and the Cloud
Louis Murimi Njoka (Ripplewave, Kenya)
Abstract
MikroTik implementation for the cloud - Cloud Hosted Router (CHR), use cases. The case for a hardware cloud appliance.
PDF Video
16:30
Raffle and closing of MUM
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17:00
Soft drinks & snacks sponsored by MikroTik, socializing and networking
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