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Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@sandelman.ca> Tue, 30 July 2019 22:42 UTC

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Toerless Eckert <tte@cs.fau.de> wrote:
    >> A $22 home router fixes that problem.

    > Sure, but why would i have to bring my own WiFi<->WiFi home router to
    > the IETF to give me that function for the company notebook.

Laptops are regularly attacked at the Coffee Shop from BEHIND the NAT44
"firewall".  No firewall the IETF provides will solve that.

As your company IT guy why they gave you an insecure laptop for travel.
So seriously, go ask them.  NOT AN IETF PROBLEM.
Better yet, bring your company IT guy to IETF, so that they learn what's it
like to be connected to the actual Internet. As you say, most have never been online.

    > I guess the best thing i could think of would be to have a BCP RFC for
    > how hotels should build out their network infrastructure to be best
    > prepared for conferences/workshops etc. This could easily proliferate

It's a great idea, and I sure wish it would occur.

To be effective, they hotel chains would need to solicit this document, and
pay a significant figure for the consulting.  Otherwise, they will ignore it.

capport WG has been struggling for attention of the same types.

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