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Max Pala <M.Pala@cablelabs.com> Tue, 18 July 2017 07:09 UTC

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From: Max Pala <M.Pala@cablelabs.com>
To: Randy Bush <randy@psg.com>
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Subject: Re: [99attendees] ietf-hotel experience
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Hi Randy,

Responses inline...

On Jul 18, 2017, at 8:50 AM, Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> wrote:

>> Although yesterday I was able to use the network for basic
>> stuff.. today nothing works...
>> 
>> Most of the times the DHCP fails... then there are DNS resolution
>> issues, and, again, lots and lots of packet loss...
> 
> and the hack i suggested did not help?

Nope. I have 3 devices with me and none of them was able to get on the network reliably.

> 
>>>> just in case it is helpful to others:
>>>> 
>>>> this has happened a number of times.  the laptop and i get to our room,
>>>> associate with the ietf-hotel ssid wireless, and things work ok for a
>>>> minute or three before they go to absolute hell.  i turn my wifi (macos)
>>>> off and on again, and things are fine for the rest of the night.
>>>> 
>>>> the conjecture is my turning wifi off and on again gets me a better
>>>> wireless access point.
> 
> bummer.  how is the non-hotel-ssid-of-your-choice when not in your room?

Not sure what you mean here.. I only get the two "ietf-hotel" and "honors" networks.

> 
> and, when you cut a ticket (see network instructions) please describe
> your client just in case there are correlations.

I will.. but I do not think it is a client-specific issue as I tried with different devices

> 
> the hotel wireless infrastructure is 'interesting.'  the noc is doing
> what it can within the connstraints of the hotel infrastructure.

I totally understand that getting the network of the hotel up to standards is a very challenging task. But this is not the first time the meeting is held here, right? 

I wonder if this is related to IETF budget allocation (e.g. Not enough funds for the networking infrastructure update)... ???

I hope they will be able to fix this ... people need to work after the sessions end.. :-) If not even the IETF noc can not fix the issues.. maybe this hotel should not be on the IETF radar for our meetings in the future...???

Cheers,
Max

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