Re: [88attendees] Fwd: Your recent stay at Hyatt Regency Vancouver

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Sat, 16 November 2013 04:11 UTC

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> However, the wifi was mostly unusable and I was lucky to be Canadian
> and fell back to LTE. I stayed two more days after the IETF, and the
> wifi worked fine. We clearly overloaded it with the IETF, which I hope
> is fixable for next time.

in normal circumstances, the ietf noc does not support secondary
hotels.  almost no hotels are prepared for ietf load.

randy