Let's talk a little bit about putting a computer on a network!
	I will try to remember to bring my laptop today
	It hasn't been updated in a long time

ifconfig:
	We've been parsing the output forever
	ifconfig to bring interfaces up or down
	Setting a MAC address
		- Why?  Usually to impersonate a different computer

route:
	Usually you run this:
	route add defaulg gw wherever_your_gateway_is
	Can make other routes, depending

DNS:
	/etc/resolv.conf
	That's where the nameserver goes

The more automatic way:  dhclient
	dhclient interface
	dhcpcd is sometimes around instead
	Depends on a DHCP server being present and willing to talk
		- You can run your own DHCP server if you like

Wifi:
	iwconfig and iwlist
	For a "polite" network, that's all you need
	Trust has been on the decline
		- Lots of people won't give a stranger a lift either
		- A few ruin it for the rest
		- Were you there for CS101 augmented reality?

wpa_supplicant:
	And lcsc config example
	Other types of authentication work differently

Is this too much work?
	wicd
	NetworkManager
	Connect to strongest AP?
		- Most people run their systems that way
		- Strong cards and WWU VU
		- Hostap

Drivers!
	Usually these aren't a problem, but they can be
		- Linux on macs (why?  Why not?)
	Chipsets
		- There's nothing new under the sun
	It used to be a good idea to verify compatibility

Making your computer a firewall/DHCP server/NAT/Router/etc
	I do this with orcrist sometimes
		- MAC addresses and dorms
	jen, fwstart scripts
		- These probably don't work anymore (new hardware, names change)
		- I did use orcrist as a firewall couple years ago

How fast is your connection?
	Bandwidth
		- a byte is 8 bits
		- half a byte is a nibble (not joking)
		- Bandwidth can be rated in bits/second OR bytes/second
			+ Gb = gigabit, GB = gigabyte, don't trust this
		- SI prefixes, kind of
	Latency
	Think about this when you decide to do something over a network!
		- LAN
		- Cable and DSL, wifi
		- Cell network
		- Dial-up
	X-forwarding is ok over LAN, but has latency issues
	rdesktop does a better job on bandwidth
		- GUI with latency is for the birds

Internal computer interfaces are faster
	- Main memory, FSB, PCI-Express, etc

Proprietary stuff is out there too
	CrayLink / NUMAlink

More on configuration and filesystems
mount:
	mountpoints, etc
	How to hide a file better than with .name
	Filesystem types
		- Varies a lot!

automount daemons

fstab
	uuid and devices
	Partitions, extended and primary
	Numbering:  hd*, sd*, nvme

fdisk will show you
	cfdisk = Curses Fdisk

sshfs:  Mount a filesystem over SSH
	Userspace mounting
	fuse
	Connections are NOT automatically re-established
		- Could use a loop...