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The Networking Committee was founded to help dictate a direction and find solutions for the networking and assorted technology needs for the Hackerspace. Specialized tasks are deferred to this committee to (a) enable those who are interested/knowledgeable to come to consensus, and (b) keep the noise modular and away from the main communications channels.
The committee has internal discussions, followed by a formal vote (in the case of significant decisions), and provides feedback to the membership. Meetings are announced and can be attended by anyone.
A mailing list and archives are at https://groups.google.com/a/atxhs.org/forum/#!members/network.
( An older mailing list and archives are at http://groups.google.com/group/atxhs-networking. )
Purpose
- Network maintenance and management at the space
- Static device/IP delegation
- ChaosVPN network integration at the space
- ChaosVPN datacenter node and service management
- Services integration, including Cerberus-Prox
Members
- Committee Chair: Thomas Elrod
- Member: Rob Ristroph
- Member: Brady Gupton
- Member: Martin B
- Member: Paul Bonser
- Member: Eric Jacobs
- Member: Michael S
- Member: Marshall V
Current Projects
- Pennyworth: The Pennyworth project is a self-service membership management kiosk which is integrated into the hackerspace's backend systems.
- HackerDirectory: HackerDirectory is an implementation of LDAP that is used for both a directory listing of member data ( in case of need of contact ), as well as providing an authentication target for hackerspace-related services.
- Router Migration: We're in the process of migrating our router from an old ebox machine to a x86 openwrt distribution. This should significantly improve both internal network communications speed/quality and provide an easier interface for firewall configuration.
- Cerberus-Prox Migration: We have outgrown our poor little 1U Cerberus-Prox server, so a new one is being prepared to help deal with our growth and integrate better with the HackerDirectory.
Ongoing Projects
- ChaosVPN: We are part of a international community of hackers sharing a darknet called ChaosVPN, and always looking for new ways to use the network.
Previous Members
- Committee Chair: Tim Fredlund
- Member: Martin B
- Member: Paul Bonser
- Member: Eric Jacobs
- Member: Michael S
- Member: Marshall V