Campus Network Design and Deployment at SANOG 18

Dates: September 8-12, 2011
Location: Pokhara, Nepal
Host: Nepal Internet Exchange - ​NPIX
Venue: ​Pokhara Grande Hotel, Pokhara, Nepal

Workshop Goals

• Train university network engineering staff on campus network design best practices
• Improve technical skills with university network personnel in operating their physical networks
• Learn how to use open source software to monitor availability and performance in your campus network.
• Develop a design methodology to facilitate successful participation in national and regional Research and Education Networks.

Requirements

• Some Linux or UNIX command line experience.
• Knowledge of Layer 2 and layer 3 Network basics (IP).

Required Equipment

• Participants must bring their own Ethernet or WiFi-capable laptops with an OS (Windows, Linux/UNIX, MacOS, etc.) capable of running an SSH client and a web browser.

Recommended Software

• SecureShell SSH Client
• PuTTY for Windows (SSH)
• Linux, UNIX (Mac OS) already have SSH installed. DO NOT USE PUTTY FOR LINUX OR MAC!

Workshop Items

• Agenda (includes links to presentations and schedule)
• Participant Presentations
• Lab Acces and other introductory materials
• Configuration files and downloads
• ​Mailing List
• ​Survey
• Sponsors

• ​Photos

Network Operations Center

• Network Diagram

• ​Cacti
• ​Router configs
• ​SmokePing
• ​Nagios
• ​NFSen (NetFlow?)

Help

• TracGuide -- Built-in Documentation
• TitleIndex -- Complete list of local wiki pages

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