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Re: [76attendees] IETF SSID?

Derek Atkins <warlord@pgp.com> Sat, 07 November 2009 10:50 UTC

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Yuji Sekiya wrote:
> At Sat, 7 Nov 2009 16:11:08 +0900,
> Spencer Dawkins wrote:
> 
> Not yet. We will provide wireless network tomorrow
> in ANA hotel.
> 
> Akira mentioned about hotel room network.
> IETF hotels, ANA, sunroute, mitsui and oriental hotel
> networks switched to IETF network already.
> Rihga Royal hotel is not yet switched.

I just got to the Rihga and went through a click-through to get on their
network which seemed to imply I was going to get charged ¥1050 for the
privilege.  Should I call the front desk now or can I assume that at
0530 on Sunday they'll have already handled it?

Any idea when the Rihga will get switched over to IETF network?

-derek

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