Attendance
Bob Vitale, Brad Smith, Dave Van Uen, Suprdave, Vladi Petkov
Goals for this group
- determine what is needed for undergraduate lab (BE168)
- determine what is needed for the advanced lab (E2-5xx)
- document how labs are done, provide a menu of other potential labs.
- publish info about the lab that helps faculty understand how the equipment can be used for the lab.
- Start list of books needed from Cisco
- Get notes from Marc Mosko for CE150, what did he invision for the lab.
- what classes will be using lab next year.
- Get Syllabus for CE157 from Pat G. Prequistes for classes next year.
Things to Do.
- Vladi - register on wiki
- Bob - get Network Lab mailman list started.
- Bob - make wiki site for requested Cisco Book,
- All - add to list of books to ask Cisco for.
- Bob - schedule next meeting June th, 2:30pm; invite Rick Grazani (from Cabrillo)
- Brad & Bob - post notes from Marc Mosko to wiki about how lab was envisioned to be.
- Findout what Network classes are being taught next year. Get syllabuses for last time taught.
Status of Items from last meeting
- Bob - reserve some funds for posters, 1 good server, additional network cards, what about newer computers??
- Brad - find rack for 598 advanced lab (does NTS have any?)
- ??? - Get donation of Cisco books for certifications.
- Bob - window for BE168 lab. (need costing).
Lab Improvements needed
- window into lab.
- Need more electrical circuits in lab.
- Network taps in BE168A? needed. Currently our internet connection is ad-hok CAT5E? wiring that goes under the door into east chase. Need several CAT5E? connections into BE168A? using wiremold.
- Small whiteboards on walls that don't have anything yet.
Discussion
Labs done this year:
(1) T1 and Ethernet; physical layer, attentuation and loss (demo)
(2) ethereal
(3) Router
(4?) TCP Trace lab was not orginially planned. Looking at the transport layer. Was the last lab, 1 week before finals and did not go off. Was suppose to be a demo. There is no documentation for this lab.
Brad - can do a tcp dump -> tcptrace -> xplot
This provides an easy way to understand TCP flow.
- Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = LabStaffGroup?
- Set ALLOWTOPICRENAME = LabStaffGroup?
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BobVitale? - 05 Jul 2005