New Zealand on May 21, 2018

Agenda for MUM in New Zealand, MAY 2018

updated on 2018-05-30 11:42:13 GMT+03:00


May 21, Monday

Time Presentation Files Video
08:00 Check-in and Exhibitor hall opens. Bring your printed tickets - -
09:00 Opening and introduction, new products by Janis Megis (MikroTik Latvia) presentation file presentation video
09:45 NZ TICSA / Lawful Intercept - Impact on Small (W)ISPs & Network Operators by Chris Macneill (CMIT Consulting, New Zealand) presentation file presentation video
10:15 Coffee break - -
10:30 60GHz range improvements and multipoint capabilities by Pauls Jukonis (MikroTik, Latvia) presentation file presentation video
11:00 Applying Threat Intelligence and Cyber Security using MikroTik RouterOS by Troy Wilkinson (Axiom Cyber Solutions, USA) presentation file presentation video
11:30 The path between fastpath and advanced features by Janis Megis (MikroTik, Latvia) presentation file presentation video
12:15 Lunch - -
13:45 MikroTiks in a Disaster by Steve Davis (Davis Networking, New Zealand) presentation file presentation video
14:15 Increasing ARPU and reducing churn with a programmable network by Ofer Tenenbaum (Valley Internet, USA) presentation file presentation video
15:00 Mikrotik in Network Operations in NZ - Learnings and Tricks by Alexander Neilson (Neilson Productions Limited, New Zealand) presentation file presentation video
15:30 Coffee break - -
15:45 DYNAFA - The Dynamic Firewall Authenticator by David Reeves (EIT Hawke's Bay, New Zealand) presentation file presentation video
16:15 Application Of MikroTik Products in GeoNet Monitoring Network by Daniel Whitaker (GNS Science, New Zealand) presentation file presentation video
17:00 Building a regional service provider network using SDN (for fun) by Liam Farr (Farr Networks Limited, New Zealand) presentation file presentation video
17:30 Raffle and closing of MUM - -
18:00 Afternoon drinks (beer and soft drinks) sponsored by Go Wireless, socializing and networking - -

Speaker Profiles and Presentation Abstracts

Applying Threat Intelligence and Cyber Security using MikroTik RouterOS

Using the Mikrotik RouterOS to accomplish world class cybersecurity protections using a variety of rules, address lists, and continuous updates along with a platform that integrates to multiple open & closed sources of threat intelligence that pushes out automated updates to all devices.

MikroTiks in a Disaster

IT & Telecommunications Emergency Response Units IT&T ERU) for the International
Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) have been using MikroTik's for
emergency networks in disasters for about 5 years. New Zealand Red Cross is one of 5 of
these ERUs around the world, and this presentation will give some background to the IT &
Telecom ERU, what it is, what it does, and how we have been using MikroTik's in disasters
like the Philippines Typhoon Hyan, Nepal Earthquake and hurricanes in Dominca.

Increasing ARPU and reducing churn with a programmable network

The presentation will show in details how Valley Internet in Rural California uses MikroTik at each customer site to improve the user experience throughout the life cycle of the subscriber.

From installation to usage, through troubleshooting and upgrades, we will focus on the many benefits of having at least one MikroTik per site. Some of the functions we will highlight include layer 2 separation, plug & play DHCP and intelligent tech support using smart.network, all built and running on the RouterOS platform.

Mikrotik in Network Operations in NZ - Learnings and Tricks

Presenting a range of network operations tricks and learnings from the trenches when using public and private L2 networks in NZ. Tricks including the triple NAT to access resistive end user devices, handling provisioning errors by LFC's, and ensuring default configuration delivered to customers address the most common customer issues. The talk will also present compatibility testing with phones and the newest Mikrotik PoE Switches.

Application Of MikroTik Products in GeoNet Monitoring Network

How MikroTik radios and routers are utilised to provide connectivity and transfer data from New Zealand's natural hazard monitoring network.

Building a regional service provider network using SDN (for fun)

Building a regional service provider network (NZ North Island) using SDN, Chorus Exchanges, Network Virtualization (CHR & OpenvSwitch).