I'd like to do an IPV6 presentation and maybe set up a demo of using
a 6bone gateway during a meeting.
I have done it in OpenBSD so I'd like to try it with Linux too.

I don't know when I can do it tho'.

I am currently working on another Network Security Certification class and
that takes precedence :)

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--- "der.hans" <PLUGd@LuftHans.com> wrote:
> moin, moin,
> 
> OK, to start off we only had 11 people there. Robert was the only person
> who made prior arrangements not to show, so the rest of you have to go a
> week without slashdot or user friendly! :)
> 
> Seriously, though, 11 people (a third of whom already work to put these
> things on) is not a large representation of PLUG. We've got over 350
> subscribees and regularly get 40 or more for the East Valley meetings.
> 
> All right, on to the meeting review:
> 
> One of the big topics was location, location, location. We will do what we
> can to continue to encourage others to have meetings in other parts of the
> Valley. We might hold one of the main meetings at new locations as they
> open up as a means of giving them more support. This goes against the
> rule of consistently having meetings at the same place/time, though
> :(. We'll have to decide this as a group as new meetings open up.
> 
> Hans will give Jim a list of places that he believes would host meetings
> for us. Jim will post that to the discuss list.
> 
> Jim is going to start a newbie meeting. Hans will try to obtain room at
> the Boys and Girls Club as Jim needs it to be convenient for him. Wes,
> read this far yet? Who would we talk to?
> 
> Paul and Carl are going to work working up a 10 year celebration. They're
> gonna try to get us someone who who has helped it come this far for a
> keynote speaker. Paul is interested in making it a one or two day seminar.
> 
> Hans suggested having a picnic in Apr. A PLUG family day. This would be a
> chance for our families to get to see other members of the group as well
> as for us to meet more of us face to face. Paul suggested generators and a
> wireless network so we don't have to jones for a connection while we're
> out there :).
> 
> It was suggested to shorten the presentations some in order to give people
> more time to kibitz after the main presentation. Maybe even form SIGs
> after the main presentation. A couple of people thought that went well
> after the alternative architectures meeting, e.g. clusters around Monte
> Vista embedded and iPaqs.
> 
> It was mentioned that it can be difficult to hear speakers. Brian is going
> to try to mike future meetings. It was also suggested that those in
> install row be quieter :). On a related note Brian is going to try to get
> a direct feed of the overhead for the net broadcasts.
> 
> There were other things mentioned before I started taking notes...
> 
> Topics that might be of interest:
> sys_adm
> kernel compile
> star|k|word perfect|* office
> font server, e.g. pretty print displays
> state of the desktop ( did we mention Jiva will be doing part of this Thu?
> :)
> VPN
> games, e.g. what's avail for linux and hardware presentation
> 
> ciao,
> 
> der.hans
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