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Bert at 16:17, 20 September 2010

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Networking introduction talk

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{{Event
|Start date=2010/10/03 14:00:00
|End date=2010/10/03 20:00:00
|Cost=5
}}
This talk is meant to give people a solid grounding in how networks really work.

To that end I'll start with debunking common myths in networking, and tell
you the real facts. By the time I'm done, you'll be a whole new networker!

This is not going to be a boring presentation that will make you fall
asleep. It's going to be a bunch of whiteboards, with yours truly furiously
drawing things on them, swearing all the while. I can guarantee you will
learn something new. Here's the rough outline:

1. The 7-layer burrito

2. Why classful addressing will get you fired

3. Routing is not forwarding

4. Dynamic routing is not scary

5. What makes the internet tick

Will not be discussed: IPv6, NAT and firewalls.

If all goes well, and people are interested, I'd like to follow up with a
hands-on lab at a later date. However, you'll need to have been to this talk
first :-)

We'll start at 14:00, and I expect it'll go on for about 3-4 hours, with
lots of breaks for mate in between. Free for members of Whitespace, €5 (or
more) donation will be asked of non-members. If you plan to come, please
leave your name on the doodle:

http://doodle.com/dt87d8if56rbteb2

See you there!

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 See you there!

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 == Notes ==
-* We used http://ietherpad.com/TUSZevmIhJ
+* We used [http://ietherpad.com/TUSZevmIhJ Etherpad]
 * Now on [[Networking_talk/Notes]]

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 * We used http://ietherpad.com/TUSZevmIhJ
 * Now on [[Networking_talk/Notes]]
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+== Info ==
 This talk is meant to give people a solid grounding in how networks really work.

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+* We used http://ietherpad.com/TUSZevmIhJ
 This talk is meant to give people a solid grounding in how networks really work.

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-'''Etherpad @ http://ietherpad.com/TUSZevmIhJ'''
 This talk is meant to give people a solid grounding in how networks really work.

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 learn something new. Here's the rough outline:
-. The 7-layer burrito
+# The 7-layer burrito
+# Why classful addressing will get you fired
-. Why classful addressing will get you fired
+# Routing is not forwarding
+# Dynamic routing is not scary
-. Routing is not forwarding
+# What makes the internet tick
-−
-. Dynamic routing is not scary
-−
-. What makes the internet tick
 Will not be discussed: IPv6, NAT and firewalls.

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 |Start date=2010/10/03 14:00:00
 |End date=2010/10/03 20:00:00
 |Cost=5
 }}