Help
General
If you need general help or have questions about the conference join us in IRC (information below) or send us an email at info@kansaslinuxfest.org and we will do our best to help you in any way we can.
Directions
If you are unsure on how to get to WSU or Hubbard Hall, please check our Google Map. It has information on parking and event locations for the whole weekend. If you still need additional help ask us in IRC (information below) or send us an email at info@kansaslinuxfest.org.
IRC
If you're not familiar with IRC and setting up a client just head on over to irc.kansaslinuxfest.org where we have a nice web front-end that easily gets you right in! All you need to do is type in a nickname and hit 'Start...' to join. If you need further IRC help just let ask in the first channel that comes up.
Otherwise, if you would like to join us on your own client you can connect to our server with the following:
Wireless
WSU is providing secure wireless internet for this event. To connect follow the instructions below. If you are having trouble, find a committee member or volunteer and they can help you. Committee members have yellow name tags and volunteers have red.
1. In your Wireless Network Connection list, select "WSU Secure"
2. When prompted for a network username and password, input:
Username: KLF
Password: KLF2016@wsu
3. Click [Okay] and connect to the WSU Secure wireless network.
4. Please make sure you are using DHCP client to gain a valid IP address.
NOTE 1: Though Microsoft Windows will usually pick up the correct wireless security settings, some Linux and Mac systems need the user to manually select the correct settings for login.
The required security settings for "WSU Secure" are:
Security: WPA2 Enterprise
Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
CA certificate (identity): None
PEAP version: Automatic
Inner authentication: MSCHAPv2
NOTE 2: You can access the "WSU Guest" wireless network on campus. However, this network has limited access, rate-throttled bandwidth speed, and limits port access to ports 80/443 (http/https) only.
If you need general help or have questions about the conference join us in IRC (information below) or send us an email at info@kansaslinuxfest.org and we will do our best to help you in any way we can.
Directions
If you are unsure on how to get to WSU or Hubbard Hall, please check our Google Map. It has information on parking and event locations for the whole weekend. If you still need additional help ask us in IRC (information below) or send us an email at info@kansaslinuxfest.org.
IRC
If you're not familiar with IRC and setting up a client just head on over to irc.kansaslinuxfest.org where we have a nice web front-end that easily gets you right in! All you need to do is type in a nickname and hit 'Start...' to join. If you need further IRC help just let ask in the first channel that comes up.
Otherwise, if you would like to join us on your own client you can connect to our server with the following:
Server Address: irc.kansaslinuxfest.org
Server Port: 6667
Server Port (SSL): 6697
Main Channel: #kansaslinuxfest
Wireless
WSU is providing secure wireless internet for this event. To connect follow the instructions below. If you are having trouble, find a committee member or volunteer and they can help you. Committee members have yellow name tags and volunteers have red.
1. In your Wireless Network Connection list, select "WSU Secure"
2. When prompted for a network username and password, input:
Username: KLF
Password: KLF2016@wsu
3. Click [Okay] and connect to the WSU Secure wireless network.
4. Please make sure you are using DHCP client to gain a valid IP address.
NOTE 1: Though Microsoft Windows will usually pick up the correct wireless security settings, some Linux and Mac systems need the user to manually select the correct settings for login.
The required security settings for "WSU Secure" are:
Security: WPA2 Enterprise
Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
CA certificate (identity): None
PEAP version: Automatic
Inner authentication: MSCHAPv2
NOTE 2: You can access the "WSU Guest" wireless network on campus. However, this network has limited access, rate-throttled bandwidth speed, and limits port access to ports 80/443 (http/https) only.
