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1 NANOG 15 January 31 - February 2, 1999 Denver, Colorado Hosted by Qwest Communications

2 Useful NANOG Facts Non-profit, operations and engineering education forum Originally NSFNet Regional-Techs Today –400-500 conference attendees (- 5-10 t-shirt) –3559 direct NANOG subscribers –1153 subscribed to nanog-post –120 subscribed to nanog-announce

3 The Conference Spectrum You are here

4 NANOG15 No cookie graph No birthday pronouncements

5 Odds & Ends Networking –We have DHCP & Static IP addresses –Wireless (available for loan) Terminal Room/Ballroom Beer & Gear 5:30-7:30 Grand Ballroom Lunch on your own

6 Send email to nanog-support@nanog.org with any network questions

7 NANOG15 Equipment Sponsors

8 NANOG15 Host Comments Vab Goel

9 Summer ‘99 -- NANOG16 May 23 - 25, Eugene Oregon Hosted by University of Oregon and Verio

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