MUM Archive

MUM USA 2020

Kansas CityDate to be announced

This event was postponed. The agenda below is the programme that was announced.

Apr 14, Tuesday

TimePresentationSlidesVideo
18:00
Meet 'n' greet party, early registration. Happy Hour - free drinks sponsored by Baltic Networks
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Apr 15, Wednesday

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
RouterOS workshop
Dennis Burgess (Link Technologies Inc., USA)
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10:30
Mikrotik ISP troubleshooting
Justin Wilson (MTIN.NET, USA)
Abstract
How to use Mikrotik in an ISP environment for troubleshooting. From using mAPs for your techs in the field to torch and logging.
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11:00
IPsec configuration examples in latest RouterOS versions
Kirnak Tomas (Atris Spol. s r.o., Slovakia)
Abstract
Configuration of IPsec has changed significantly in RouterOS in the last few years. There are many guides, tutorials and presentations which are out of date due to IPsec configuration changes.

This presentation will showcase how to configure the most common IPsec use-cases in the latest RouterOS versions. We will cover configuring:

- L2TP / IPsec

- IPsec XAuth mode-config

- GRE / IPsec

- IKEv2
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11:45
MikroTik workshop, TBA
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12:30
Lunch
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14:00
Panel Discussion - Routing Best Practices
The Brothers WISP, USA
Abstract
Join The Brothers WISP podcast for an interactive presentation on routing best practices and everything else Mikrotik. Be sure to bring your questions and discussion is driven by your curiosity.
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15:00
Ansible Mass Configuration Fast
Greg Sowell (USA)
Abstract
This demonstrates how to get up and running with Ansible for mass configuration changes in the shortest time possible. I'll cover initial installation, file configuration, and demonstrate making some "hello world" mass changes.
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15:30
Rebuild from the ashes
Ofer Tenenbaum (Valley Internet, USA)
Abstract
Climate change is impacting Wireless ISPs in a profound way; From entire rural communities that are burnt, to carriers that replace miles of copper with fiber, to government subsidized service over that new fiber, the WISP target market is changing forever. Valley internet is a rural WISP in Northern California, and began to feel the wrath of this change with the Lake county fires in 2016. In the Napa 2017 fires, roughly 15% of the company's infrastructure burnt, along with the homes of its subscribers.

In this presentation, our CEO will recount the events and what we have done since to recover, survive and thrive, much with the help of the Mikrotik platform. The session will showcase how we use the RouterOS to save on the bottom line, increase the top line, improve retention and get ready for the next fire.
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16:15
Securing Your Router
David González (TikAcademy, Colombia)
Abstract
In this presentations we’ll study about common threats and attacks to RouterOS services and prevention of such attacks.
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17:00
Happy Hour - free drinks sponsored by Streakwave
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Apr 16, Thursday

TimePresentationSlidesVideo
08:00
Check-in and Exhibitor hall opens. Bring your printed tickets
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09:00
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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09:45
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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10:30
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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11:15
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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12:00
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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12:45
Lunch
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14:15
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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15:00
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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15:45
RouterOS workshop or case study. Register for the MUM to sign up for a presentation slot.
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16:30
Raffle and closing of MUM
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