Details for the next meeting of Ottawa Valley SAGE. Location: unknown (Adrian, can we use the Mitel location, or should we look to using Exit Certified?) Date: Thursday March 21, 2002 Time: 7:00PM Directions: will be posted as soon as the location is finalized. Topics: Mystery Topic Revealed - Stephen Beaton (deferred from February deferred from January, deferred from December) The different methods of network redundancy on Solaris servers. Network redundancy the

February Meeting Minutes: Attendees: Scott Adrian Ed Gabe Topics covered: I talked about setting up proxy ARP to do pseudo-bridging[1], which I don’t have a formal write up for yet, but will soon, and will send around when I do. I also talked about how done _wrong_, proxy ARP can wreak havoc on an ISP subnet that’s one big bridged ethernet segment. I spoke from experience. :) Beware of blindly enabling proxy ARP on an external

On Sat, Feb 23, 2002 at 03:55:30PM -0000, ovsage wrote: […] If I remember correctly, we had not edcided on a topic for March, so I guess it’s time to solicit suggestions. Or a location, which is up for deciding. If we’re interested in holding meetings at Mitel at March/Carling, I can find out about doing that, but I won’t know until we move into our new digs March 15th.

On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 04:22:58PM -0500, Stephen Beaton wrote: […] Seems that I have been involved in some of the more convoluted network infrastructure designs for the past couple of years, so I will probably talk about the different methods of network redundancy on Solaris servers. Network redundancy the cheap hard way or the easy, more costly way :) If your interested in any other aspects of putting a light out data center together, let me know and I will try

I just love the moderation process… The previous messages were queued and I never received the notifications. If I remember correctly, we had not decided on a topic for March, so I guess it’s time to solicit suggestions. Ed, you have anything you want to talk about? Also, I’m changing the moderation rules so that the regular attendees can post without approval. Scott