1. WELCOME !

2. Meeting Locations

3. NANOG & Merit Network Non-profit network
Based at University of Michigan
Governed by Michigan’s 4-year public universities

4. More About Merit MichNet is longest- running regional in U.S.
Connectivity for government, health care, other non-profit organizations

5. NANOG Launched During NSFNET Era
Merit led NSFNET Backbone project
Partnered with NSF, IBM, MCI, State of Michigan
Merit held operational meetings with NSFNET regional networks

6. From Regional-Techs to NANOG
1994: Regional-Techs re-charters as NANOG
NSF support continues through 1997
Now funded by registration fees, local hosts, supporting organizations, vendor contributions

7. NANOG Leadership Elise Gerich 1994 - ‘96 Bill Norton 1996 - ‘98
Craig Labovitz ‘99

8. Meeting Information Please turn off beepers & cell phones
Slides for most talks linked from agenda:
Please introduce yourself before asking questions
Microphones will come on - no need to tap

9. Network Connectivity Squid cache, multicast, wireless details:
IPv6 connectivity available
Static IPs available
Please don’t run DHCP on your laptop

10. Feedback Wanted Meeting evaluations on NANOG web late this afternoon
Give us your opinion on program, logistics, connectivity, etc.
eval.online.html

11. Tonight’s Events Beer ‘n Gear 5:30, Grand Ballroom - South
Internet Routing Registry BOF at 7:30

12. NANOG 22 Equipment Sponsors
University of Oregon

13. NANOG 22 Breakfast & Break Sponsors

14. Host for Sunday Evening Dinner Reception

15. Comments From Our Host !
Rodney Joffee