Network Documentation

New Network Numbering

Node	Nic:Vlan	IP	Subnet	Discription
route	dc0	DHCP	PPPoE	WAN1 DSL
route	dc0	10.255.1.254	10.255.1.0/24	Modem Administrative subnet
route	dc1	DHCP	PPPoE	WAN2 DSL
route	dc1	10.255.2.254	10.255.2.0/24	Modem Administrative subnet
route	re0:1	10.1.255.254	10.1.0.0/16	Hub office (Should be DMZ)
route	re0:2	10.2.255.254	10.2.0.0/16	Warebarn offices
route	re0:3	10.3.255.254	10.3.0.0/16	Main wifi subnet
route	re0:4	10.4.255.254	10.4.0.0/16	IT room subnet
route	re0:5	10.5.255.254	10.5.0.0/16	Misc lan
route	dc2	10.4.255.254	10.4.0.0/16	Warebarn (Deprecated)
route	dc3	10.3.255.254	10.3.0.0/16	Main wifi subnet (Deprecated)
mcd	Wlan	10.3.255.249	10.3.0.0/16	Main Camp uplink
mcd	Lan	10.254.0.6	10.254.0.0/29	mcd / mcr link
mcr	sis0	10.254.0.5	10.254.0.0/29	mcd / mcr link
mcr	sis1	10.253.0.254	10.253.0.0/24	Yurt / Fair Ctrl Bridge
mcr	sis2	10.253.0.254	10.253.0.0/24	Yurt / Fair Ctrl Bridge
mcr	sis3	10.253.1.254	10.253.1.0/24	QM
mcr	sis4	10.10.255.254	10.10.0.0/16	mcd / mcap AP
mcap	All	10.10.255.253	10.10.0.0/16	Main Camp AP
ritzr	wlan	10.3.255.241	10.3.0.0/16	Ritz Client
ritzr	lan	10.253.4.254	10.253.4.0/24	Ritz Subnet
zenr	wlan	10.3.255.238	10.3.0.0/16	Zen Barn Client
zenr	lan	10.253.7.254	10.253.7.0/24	Zen Barn subnet
zbap	lan	10.253.7.253	10.253.7.0/24	Zen Barn AP, No GW!
acsw	port1	10.3.255.234	10.3.0.0/16	Alice's switch
survey1	wlan	10.10.0.1	10.10.0.0/16	Survey 1 Client
survey1	lan	10.253.2.254	10.253.2.0/24	Survey 1 Subnet
survey2	wlan	10.10.0.2	10.10.0.0/16	Survey 2 Client
survey2	lan	10.253.3.254	10.253.3.0/24	Survey 2 Subnet

Used Subnets

Subnet	Where
10.10.0.0/16	Main Camp
10.12.0.0/16	Alice's
10.13.0.0/16	Energy park
10.14.0.0/16
10.16.0.0/16	CMTS nodes
10.17.0.0/16	Rap2 10.3 subnet
10.18.0.0/16	Rap3 10.3 subnet
10.19.0.0/16	Rap4 10.3 subnet
10.253.0.0/23	Main Camp
10.253.2.0/24	Survey 1
10.253.3.0/24	Survey 2
10.253.4.0/24	Ritz
10.253.5.0/24	EPR eth0
10.253.6.0/24	Main Stage (KLCC)
10.253.7.0/24	Construction (ZEN)
10.253.8.0/24
10.253.9.0/24
10.253.10.0/24	White Bird
10.253.11.0/24
10.253.12.0/22	All subnets to Lap4
10.253.12.0/24	10.2
10.253.13.0/24	10.3
10.253.14.0/24	10.6
10.253.15.0/24	10.7
10.253.16.0/22	All subnets to Lap5
10.253.16.0/24	10.2
10.253.17.0/24	10.3
10.253.18.0/24	10.6
10.253.19.0/24	10.7
10.253.20.0/22	All subnets to Lap6
10.253.20.0/24	10.2
10.253.21.0/24	10.3
10.253.22.0/24	10.6
10.253.23.0/24	10.7
10.253.24.0/22	All subnets to Lap7
10.253.24.0/24	10.2
10.253.25.0/24	10.3
10.253.26.0/24	10.6
10.253.27.0/24	10.7

Small Link Subnets

Subnet	Broadcast	Start	End	Description
10.254.0.0/29	7	1	6	Main Camp link
10.254.0.8/29	15	9	14	VLAN2 Tunnel
10.254.0.16/29	23	17	22	VLAN3 Tunnel
10.254.0.24/29	31	25	30	VLAN5 Tunnel
10.254.0.32/29	39	33	38	VLAN6 Tunnel
10.254.0.40/29	47	41	46	VLAN7 Tunnel
10.254.0.48/29	55	49	54	WBR Modem Tunnel
10.254.0.56/29	63	57	62	VLAN9 Hub Link
10.254.0.64/29	71	65	70	CMTS Hub link
10.254.0.72/29	79	73	78	Backup Internet

Very Small Link Subnets not used

Subnet	Broadcast	Start	End	Description
10.252.0.0/30	3	1	2	VLAN1 Tunnel
10.252.0.4/30	7	5	6	VLAN2 Tunnel
10.252.0.8/30	11	9	10	VLAN3 Tunnel
10.252.0.12/30	15	13	14	VLAN5 Tunnel
10.252.0.16/30	19	17	18	VLAN6 Tunnel
10.252.0.20/30	23	21	22	VLAN7 Tunnel
10.252.0.24/30	27	25	26	Unused
10.252.0.28/30	31	29	30	Unused
10.252.0.32/30	35	33	34	Unused
10.252.0.36/30	39	37	38	Unused
10.252.0.40/30	43	41	42	Unused

Routers and Switches

Name	IP	MAC	Version	Model	Sub	Description	Notes
route	10.1.255.254	00:90:0b:63:d9:93	2.6.0	pfSense		Border Router
mcr	10.10.255.254	00:90:7f:8d:b9:41	2.6.0	pfSense		Main Camp Router
wbr	10.4.255.253	60:be:b4:02:1e:29	2.6.0	pfSense		Warebarn Router
hubs	10.1.255.249	00:15:c5:e0:47:5f	2.0.0.34	Dell 3448		Hub switch
hubs2	10.1.255.248			Dell 3448		Hub backup switch
acsw	10.3.255.234	f0:9f:c2:ce:ab:15	1.3.2	ToughSwitch		Screen house switch
acesw	10.3.255.233	f0:9f:c2:ce:a8:c4	1.3.2	ToughSwitch		House switch in Eves
mcrsw	10.2.0.10	d0:67:e5:a1:03:a4	2.0.0.68	Dell 3548		mcr port expansion switch
mcsw	10.253.0.253		2.00	GS1200-5		MC switch between yurts
yurtsw	10.253.0.252			TL-SG105E		Inventory yurt switch
mcwbsw	10.253.0.249	08:26:97:f9:7f:da	2.00	GS1200-5		MC White Bird tent switch
burtsw	10.253.0.250			TL-SG105E		BUM yurt switch
regsw	10.253.0.244			TL-SG2008		Registration switch (8p)
mcatmsw	10.253.0.243	08:26:97:FD:2F:19	2.00	ZYXEL		Main camp ATM switch
mcktsw	10.253.0.242	08:26:97:f9:7f:d2	2.00	GS1200-5		Main camp Kitchen Yurt
twsw	10.253.0.245			ToughSwitch		Tickets West PoE switch
fcsw	10.2.0.11	44:d9:e7:9f:88:84	1.3.5	ToughSwitch		Fair Centrail Poe
fcsw2	10.2.0.12	60:a4:b7:cf:e7:83	1.0.7	TL-SG2008P		FC Switch 2, 8 port PoE
sbsw	10.2.0.13	ec:13:b2:02:ae:04	1.5.16	WS-26-400-AC		Sticker Booth Switch
wbs2	10.4.255.244	00:19:b9:91:c9:f0	2.0.0.34	Dell 3448		warebarn switch
wbs	10.4.255.246			Dell 3448		WB backup switch
tcsw	10.2.255.235	08:26:97:f9:7f:dd	V2.00(ABKM.1)C0	GS1200-5		Traffic Camp switch	G.HN from Main Camp
whtbsw	10.253.10.253	44:d9:e7:9f:85:d3	1.3.5	ToughSwitch		White Bird switch	G.HN from WareBarn
mssw	10.5.10.252	08:26:97:F9:7F:D8	2.00(ABKM.1)C0	GS1200-5		Main Stage switch	Fed from Big Bird whtbsw
msatmsw	10.253.10.251			GS1200-5		Main Stage ATM(s) switch	Fed from mssw
node1	10.16.0.1	fc:ec:da:41:12:6d	2.0.9-hotfix.7	EdgeRouter PoE		CMTS Node1 router
node2	10.16.0.2	78:8a:20:bc:eb:9a	2.0.3	EdgeRouter X SFP		CMTS Node2 router
node3	10.16.0.3	78:8a:20:bd:5e:1a	2.0.3	EdgeRouter X SFP		CMTS Node3 router
node4	10.16.0.4	18:e8:29:25:ca:67	2.0.4	EdgeRouter X SFP		CMTS Node4 router
ritzsw	10.7.255.250	44:d9:e7:9b:dd:df	2.1.0	EdgeSwitch 5XP		Ritz tree box	HPNA from Ware Barn
ritzo1sw	10.7.255.239	08:26:97:F4:6B:7F		XYXEL		Ritz Office	ethernet from ritzsw

Wifi nodes

Name	IP	MAC	Version	Model	Sub	Description	Resettable?	AP	Notes
5.8 Ghz Nodes
mcap	10.10.255.253	DC:9F:DB:69:BB:C0	15.05.1	BulletM2		Main Camp Tree		OCFnet
cap1-1	10.16.10.1	78:8a:20:e6:6a:42	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Horn of Africa		cmts node 1	channel 157
cap1-2	10.16.10.2	78:8a:20:e7:68:e3	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Near Ho Gate		cmts node 1	channel 161
cap1-3	10.16.10.3	78:8a:20:a9:d5:05	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Morningwood N		cmts node 1	channel 165
cap1-4	10.16.10.4	78:8a:20:a9:d5:5c	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	East of Dance Pavilion		cmts node 1	channel 44
cap1-5	10.16.10.5	40:ae:30:21:da:ea	23.05.0	TP-Link CPE	510	Morningwood E		cmts node 1	Channel 40
cap2-1	10.16.20.1	fc:ec:da:6e:79:1e	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L00 - S		cmts node 2	channel 36
cap2-2	10.16.20.2	04:18:d6:fd:07:52	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L00 - W		cmts node 2	channel 40
cap2-3	10.16.20.3	fc:ec:da:6e:36:34	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L94 - provides wired Ethernet to commemorative sales		cmts node 2	channel 48 - secondary port VLAN 2 untagged
cap3-1	10.16.30.1	fc:ec:da:6e:7a:8f	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L29		cmts node 3	channel 149
cap3-2	10.16.30.2	fc:ec:da:6e:7a:76	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L41		cmts node 3	channel 153
cap3-3	10.16.30.3	fc:ec:da:6e:79:1b	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L48		cmts node 3	channel 157
cap3-4	10.16.30.4	fc:ec:da:6e:79:4d	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L63		cmts node 3	channel 161
cap3-5	10.16.30.5	fc:ec:da:6e:34:32	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth L69		cmts node 3	channel 165
cap4-1	10.16.40.1	e0:63:da:f9:2d:f9	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Wind Gate		cmts node 4	channel 36
lap1	10.2.255.201	44:D9:E7:DB:3C:BD	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	FC (on Fair Central Booth)	YES	main camp	channel 36 -- Switch at Fair Central
lap2	10.2.255.202	TBD	TBD	NSM5		FC WC Fields (across from Booth 924) westward	YES	main camp	channel 40
lap3	10.2.255.203	FC:EC:DA:6F:36:A3	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	FC Phoenix (between Booths 22 & 23) Secondary port to lap3.1	YES	main camp	channel 44
lap3-1	10.2.255.208	24:5A:4C:0B:27:32	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Booth 68?? off port #1 of lap3	YES	main camp	channel 149
lap2-1	10.2.255.209			NSM5		FC WC Fields (across from Booth 924) eastward off port #2 of lap2	YES	main camp
sbap4	10.2.255.246	80:2a:a8:ed:d1:09	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Sticker Booth W middle public	YES
sbap3	10.2.255.247	24:a4:3c:bd:43:b1	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Sticker Booth E middle public	YES
sbap2	10.2.255.248	04:18:d6:ff:77:c4	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Sticker Booth W end; Troubleshooters	YES
sbap1	10.2.255.249	04:18:d6:c5:61:fe	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Sticker Booth E end; Regestration	YES
twsap	10.253.0.246			NSM5	XW	Tickets West Scanners AP
twcl	10.253.0.247			NBE-5AC-G2		Tickets West link client
twap	10.253.0.248			NBE-5AC-G2		Tickets West link AP
lap4	10.253.10.204	18:E8:29:3F:5C:1C	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	White Bird (behind Booth 390)	YES	ware barn	channel 48 -- Switch at White Bird
lap5	10.253.10.205	F0:9F:C2:5F:45:ED	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	White Bird (on tree in road next to the Booth)	YES	ware barn	channel 149
lap6	10.253.10.206	80:2A:A8:ED:D2:B6	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	White Bird (tree between Booth 191 & 193) Secondary port to lap7 ( aka lap6.1 )	YES	ware barn	channel 153
lap7 aka lap6-1	10.253.10.207	80:2A:A8:ED:D2:66	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	White Bird (on tree @ Booth 148?) off lap6 port #2	YES	ware barn	channel 40
cmts1	10.254.0.65					CMTS router			Cisco CMTS router at hub
bbcl1	10.3.255.1	00:27:22:16:CD:A6	5.6.6			Booth 386 TTE	YES	OCFnet_bb2
rap1	10.3.255.101	DC:9F:DB:69:B9:9B	15.05.1			Booth 386 TTE		n/a	has ebtables, quagga-ospfd
rap2	10.3.255.102	DC:9F:DB:68:BD:35	15.05.1			Tree Yoni		n/a	has ebtables, quagga-ospfd
rap3	10.3.255.103	00:27:22:ab:24:dd	15.05.1			WC Fields		n/a	set up as rap0, having issues with wireless connection. damaged?
rap4	10.3.255.104	DC:9F:DB:68:BB:C0	15.05-rc2			By Drum Tower		n/a
rap5	10.3.255.105	DC:9F:DB:68:B9:4E	15.05-rc2			Kondarie's		n/a	has ebtables, quagga-ospfd web interface is broken, serves an empty directory
rap6	10.3.255.106	DC:9F:DB:68:BA:C8	15.05-rc2			Far Side		n/a
rap7	10.3.255.107	dc:9f:db:69:bc:63	15.05.1			Booth 596		n/a	has ebtables, quagga-ospfd
bbcl2	10.3.255.2	00:27:22:16:CD:E5	5.6.6			Tree Yoni	YES	OCFnet_bb1
tower	10.3.255.235	68:72:51:81:DB:5D	17.01.4	RocketM2		Hub Tower		OCFnet
acap	10.3.255.237	68:72:51:89:15:88	17.01.4	RocketM2		Alices Screen House AP		n/a	Screen house roof
zenr?	10.3.255.238
bbap2	10.3.255.239	00:27:22:CC:46:2C	5.6.7	NBM900	XM	BackBoneAP 2	YES	OCFnet_bb2	Warebarn tower
bbap1	10.3.255.240	00:27:22:16:CE:45	5.6.6	NBM900	XM	BackBoneAP 1	YES	OCFnet_bb1	Hub tower
wbap	10.3.255.244	68:72:51:29:DF:E1	17.01.4	BulletM2		Warebarn tower		OCFnet	also 10.{7}.255.244
aciap	10.3.255.247	78:8A:20:B6:92:44	18.06.2	UAP-AC-L		Alices house AP			Near Kitchen
bbcl3	10.3.255.3	00:27:22:16:CE:41	5.6.6			WC Fields	YES	OCFnet_bb1
bbcl4	10.3.255.4	00:27:22:16:CD:DD	5.6.6			By Drum Tower	YES	OCFnet_bb1
bbcl5	10.3.255.5	00:27:22:16:CE:25	5.6.1			Kondarie's	NO	OCFnet_bb2
bbcl6	10.3.255.6	00:27:22:16:cd:de	5.6.6			Far Side	YES	OCFnet_bb2
bbcl7	10.3.255.7	00:27:22:16:CE:52	5.6.6			Booth 596	YES	OCFnet_bb2
tcap	10.5.255.234	18:e8:29:3f:57:bb	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Traffic Camp AP		tcsw (G.HN from Main Camp)
lap9-1	10.7.255.242	18:E8:29:7F:E3:FE	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Ritz Gate Tree pointed toward Ritz	YES	ware barn	48
lap8-1	10.7.255.243	E0:63:DA:F9:2D:DB	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Ritz Gumbo Tree pointed toward Main Stage	YES	ware barn	40
lap8	10.7.255.244	F0:9F:C2:53:96:31	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Ritz Gumbo Tree	YES	ware barn	36
lap9	10.7.255.245	04:18:D6:63:C6:E8	22.03.5	NSM5	XW	Ritz Gate Tree	YES	ware barn	44

Wifi Chanels:

notes on wifi channels and locations

zbap is on channel 6

Notes

Transition to Spectrum only service for the gap year:

To save money, we are shutting down our two DSL modems for the time being. This means everything in the warebarn area needs to be routed down to the hub as it was before we had DSL lines run across the Dodeca Art Center. The vlan3 bridge had been disabled so that the 10.3... subnets at the hub and warebarn were separate. That was a temporary solution to a proper fail-over system for all vlans. When we get are redundant DSL modems back someday, we will have to finish setting up the redundant fail-over, it should be pretty easy.

So now all vlans from 1 to 7 except 4 are bridged by their respective tunnels. The primary DHCP server is route (10.1.255.254) at the Hub, though I left wbr also serving DCHP but giving out route as the default and also DNS server. Maybe, wbr could be a caching DNS server, as an alternate. WBR could then use the HUB interface and HUB_GW as the default route. This would serve the OCFIT network on vlan4, and anything else tha needed a default route.

We need to get a static IP for the specturm link.

New setup with cable modems.

Now that we use coax cable to Main Camp and the Ware Barn, there is new set up using TMP_MCR on vlan 8 which is basically the winter setup, except several routes need changing;

10.254.0.0/29 This was the mcd / mcr link subnet, since mcd is currently down and unused we are using a virtual interface on the main router though the hub switch which is on this subnet. 10.10.0.0/16 is the main camp AP subnet, there are also two survey crew subnets which are unused at this time. All of these had static routes to mcd which were forward to mcr, however it's easier to just point them directly at mcr then we just have to change how the head end router gets to mcr when that link changes from wifi to wired.

Note there is no static route for the main camp subnets 10.253.0.0/23, because they are tunneled over ipsec.

Alice's Eves

There are two Tough switches at Alice's, the one in the screen house and the one up in the eves at the top of the stairs in the main house. They are acsw, and acesw respectively.

The old PoE port in the West? upstairs room is not active. It goes to Rooftop / Chimney mount. It only provided PoE for the previous double radio system on the chimney, and optionally wired data in that room. Also there is a spare unterminated cable that runs from the above mentioned PoE outlet to near the Alice's AP in the crawl space in the eve.

The RED cable from the switch goes to the AP, the BLACK one in port 1 comes from the screen house switch, the BLUE one in port 2 is a spare wired connection that is usually coiled outside the eve's door, and will reach to the downstairs meeting table.

Screen house: one out of three lines to the screen house office (is something?) the other is a fire pit line for meetings coiled outside near the lunch bell.

Things to do:

Staple the eves switch power supply to the wall above the switch and tidy the cables.

Previous MC off season changes

Now that we have a cable to main camp this is the previous way

During the off season the main camp router is stored in the NOC closet, and the two cables for the radios in the tree are plugged into the little switch instead of the router. The mcd node's lan interface is configured with the routers IP for the mcap subnet with dhcp turned on. The dhcp server will probably only hand out 250 or so leases but that's ok. You will also want to check that the default route (on the DHCP server) is set to the new IP address. On the main router change that link's subnet entry in system -> routing -> routes to an unused one since there is no way to disable it without deleting. When main camp opens next year these changes are reversed.

to wit:

change mcd's lan interface from:

• IP: 10.254.0.6
• Netmask: 255.255.255.248

To:

• IP: 10.10.255.254
• Netmask: 255.255.0.0

Turn on mcd's lan DHCP server.

On route, system -> routing -> routes change 10.254.0.0 to 10.254.255.0

Add VLAN 8 and configure port 8 on hubs for it. Add interface MCR_TMP and configure it the same as mcd's summer lan interface, eg 10.254.0.6/29. You should be able to reach it at it's normal address of 10.254.0.5. If not then try this to access its webpage like this: ssh -Llocalhost:4444:10.254.0.5:443 root@ocfroute

and point your browser here: https://localhost:4444/

In the summer, disable this interface and re-enable the route:

Disable TMP_MCR and MCGIF. Fix the static routes 10.253.0.0/23, and 10.254.0.0/29

Other Notes

It seems that a static route out one of several multi wans only works as long as that wan is up, otherwise it goes out the (other) wan(s) in use. If you actually want it only to use that wan, for say ping testing regardless of weather it's up or not, then you have to also set up a blocking rule for the other wans in the floating rule set.

Keep an eye out for lose cables and ports on the switches. Sometimes you have to move things or re-crimp a cable to get a reliable connection.

The Back Bone / Trunk links (using AirOS) must be in WDS mode with auto aliasing turned off. They can just be on the native vlan for the wifi network (3) with the vlan setting disabled. The non native vlans will be passed fine. Then the Bullet APs can have several SSIDs each on a different vlan some encrypted.

Use WPA2-AES on the NBM9s, and use WPA2 with a really strong password and AES-128 on the Bullets (running OpenWRT).

There is a way to do client side bridging on some versions of OpenWRT or ddWRT. Look for the client-bridged mode in the wireless set up.

When removing the camas server also remove the DNS forwarder entries for it.

Qwest / CenturyLink did something really cute this year, they gave all accounts the same gateway IP address. The gateway assigned to a particular account used to be based on the physical line it was connected though not the account, but were all different as they should be. Now they are all the same, and since most routing firmware uses the GW to select the outgoing interface there is no easy way to distinguish between your different WANs on a multiwan system like ours. This means the second WAN only gets used when the primary is down. I found some forum threads about this:

• http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,45042.msg292707.html#msg292707
• http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,50061.msg266180.html#msg266180
• http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,57222.msg306551.html#msg306551

It's been discussed a lot. Apparently there is a solution, just don't set a default GW in the first WAN, and use external monitoring IPs. They say no floating rules are needed, and that they may even screw things up. Not sure about that... One post above says that it won't work with sticky connections which we use . Otherwise you can double NAT one WAN, which is an ugly fix. Even though you might think you could just route to the modem and use single NAT, there isn't enough ram on the modem to hold a big NAT table for an org the size of the fair. The symptoms seem to be random connections dropping. Another way would be to order a block of several IPs, then you would get a gateway within that block. No point in that right now because we will hopefully be switching to fiber next year.

IT Decon

First Pass

1. Retrieve all patch cables left in main camp, commemorative sales booths, and Sticker booth.
2. While most of the network is still up, document any new devices or updated configurations. Possibly upgrade firmware.
   • Download all configurations.
   • Document all new solutions or workarounds.
   • Document any equipment problems to work on next year.
3. Power off Sticker Booth and retrieve sbsw, coax modem, and any Ethernet cables or power strips.
   • Lock up box
4. Main Camp:
   • Roll up all main camp yurt, white Bird, and Registration ATM cables, label. Grab any left cables or power strips etc...
   • Remove mcsw, yurtsw, burtsw, fcsw, fcsw2, and associated Ethernet cables etc...
     • Remove any left equipment in registration.
     • Label Fair Central lap cables
     • Remove any phones or other equipment.
   • Label any new cables in the main camp equipment box.
5. Big Bird:
   • Label Lap cables.
6. Write up Pit report.
   • Agreed upon projects
   • Rough timelines
   • What went well, and not so well.

Second Pass

After everyone is long gone, finish the process. This could be after Decon, or after the teddy bears picnic.

1. Main Camp:
   • Shutdown mcr, and CMTS power injector, turn off breakers for the outlets.
   • Remove mcr, and mcrsw, label and store.
   • Seal box, leaving no mouse sized holes.
2. Big Bird:
   • Turn off breaker for box.
   • Remove and label ToughSwitch
   • Remove and label media converter.
   • Seal box, leaving no mouse sized holes.
3. The Ritz:
   • Unplug power to Ritz switch box, and roll up cord.
   • Note we should also remove or unplug switch but lets see if it survives the winter.

Third Pass

In late September, or early October...

1. Hub NOC:
   • Turn down AC unit to low cool, and 70 degrees.
2. Warebarn IT Office:
   • Shutdown and remove OCFdesk.

Email:

• Outgoing SMTP Server: pop.mpls.qwest.net
• Port 587
• No SSL or TLS, and no authentication.

-- ClifCox - 27 Oct 2010

Updated GryphonM June / July 2024