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NANOG19 June 2000 Sponsors - Thank You!
NANOG is a non-profit, engineering, educational and operational forum
for coordination of network operations in North America. Every conference
is the product of hundreds of hours of volunteer effort from network operators,
engineers, and researchers across North America.
In addition to indvidual volunteer efforts, a number of corporate
sponsors have donated equipment and logisical support to NANOG19. Commercial
underwriting of NANOG helps keep registration costs down. Please join us
in thanking the NANOG19 sponsors!
If you're interested in hosting an upcoming NANOG, loaning
equipment, or sponsoring, you'll find more information on our Sponsors web page.
Our contact email is
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The Local Host
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iHighway is the local host of NANOG19. In addition to supplying on-site coordination and logistics, iHighway
provided the terminal room, conference network connectivity, and network
engineering.
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Equipment Contributors
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CommScope contributed
staffing and supplies for the wiring closet.
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Native American Systems
provided project management for the hotel network and contributed wiring,
patch panels, wall plates, and line testing for each meeting room. The
company is wiring the hotel in such a way that the cabling can be left
behind for future events.
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CommScope contributed
staffing and supplies for the wiring closet.
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Border States
Electric contributed cabling, patch panels, and the
equipment rack.
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Siemon's Systems provided all of the connectors and wall plates,
plus other equipment.
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Southwest Cyberport contributed
staff for the terminal room, conference setup and teardown, and general
technical help during the meeting.
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I-Net of New Mexico
provided staff for setup, teardown, and general support during the event.
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SICORP acted
as intermediary between SGI and iHighway, and handled all the
arrangements for setting up the terminal room.
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SGI contributed new
Linux-based SGI machines for the terminal room.
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Cisco and the
University of Oregon
set up our multicast connection.
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IRCache
set up the Squid cache
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Canon supplied wireless laser transmitters that are part of
the backup DS3 circuit into the hotel.
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Beer-n-Gear Participants
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