Network Infrastructure Group
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Revision as of 01:11, 4 March 2011
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Network Infrastructure Group
The network infrastructure group is a project group that is responsible for designing and implementing networks for Interlock, as well as keeping the Infrastructure#Network wiki page updated, and creating and maintaining the network acceptable use policy.
Current Projects
(projects approved by the group)
- LDAP services
Proposed Projects
- ChaosVPN
- Define network infrastructure group
- Labeling network jacks
- Documentation
- Network
- Services
- Diagrams (Physical, logical)
- Password
- Inventory
- Phone System
- IDS/IPS
- A/V Link
Meeting Agenda / Minutes
2011-03-03
- LDAP
- John is going to take over the task
- We gave him feedback on properties that would be needed
- Web interface - need volunteer to design
- Status of our ESX ecosystem
- Wishlist
- Will review hardware
- Looks good but add PCI-Express Intel NIC (est. $60) and consider hard drive choice
- Will review hardware
- Next big project expense after SDR?
- Possibly but bring to the whole group
- Need a volunteer to be another admin on the ESX boxes, currently Bill is only admin - GOOD TRAINING!
- Wishlist
- Routing and switching
- Would like someone to review our setup and make recommendations (looking for volunteers)
- No immediate volunteers but suggestion to setup some monitoring tools (see below)
- Would like someone to review our setup and make recommendations (looking for volunteers)
- Services
- Am building a bind, dhcpd, and other services environment, if anyone would like to help I could use them
- Carl and John will take a look as well
- Goals: get services off pfSense, have failover, generally be robust
- Am building a bind, dhcpd, and other services environment, if anyone would like to help I could use them
- Monitoring
- Discussion on tools and implementation
- MRTG, snort, OSSIM, etc
- Discussion on tools and implementation
- Open forum
- Change MAC address on Doorduino
- There is a private space to pick from (John will pick one)
- Meraki
- Move to 3rd floor or roof
- Talk to Larry (Ben)
- Possibly deploy more
- Consider renewing the license (donations coming from it should cover it)
- Change MAC address on Doorduino
2010-12-02
- phone update
- successfull established a trunk to HackPGH
- need to open up more ports
- we will pick up a pay phone in March
- need to get a POTS card
- Q: can we proxy SIP? A: Sure but haven't found a free one
- Q: should we set up an XX-NNNN where everyone has the same XX or should XX be changed based on the hackerspace you're calling? A: ...
- chaosVPN
- Q:where to implement ChaosVPN A: Warzone goes on pfsense, openctf subnet routed to warzone
- labeling
- start but we got distracted
- ldap
- Joe will be doing the LDAP server
- documentation
- could be dependant on ldap server
- pfsense infrastructure
- ?Need Intel pro card
- documentation
- need policies, procedures, and statement of what needs to be documented
- put stuff on wiki
- AV link
- haven't seen Drew in a while
- not sure of the status
- Meraki Service Policy
- Q: How do we handle support? A: we don't support it
- Q: How is money handled? A: Steve gets money and he donates it
- Bill will donate his access point to the cause
- repo mirror
- yep but internal only. Details to be decided by interested parties
- monthly password
- password is going to be changed after the first friday