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Re: Introduction to Networking session
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Originally Posted by epylko View Post
After watching the number of questions and issues related to network communications between the RoboRIO, drivers station, AP, USB, development laptops, and more, I was thinking about putting together a presentation that is basically "Networking 101". It could cover things like:

- History of the internet
- Networking Architectures
- logical - ring/mesh/star
- physical - ethernet - thicknet/thinnet/twisted pair/wireless
- OSI model
- What is a bridge, router, wireless channel
- Understanding IP addressing and subnetting
- Understanding DHCP/DNS/mDNS
- FRC-specific typical problems and solutions like:
- why can't I ping roborio-<team number>-frc.local?
- I can connect to the radio but not the robot
- what IP addresses do I use?
Fancy meeting you here...

Anyway, as a CSA for a multitude of events each year, I absolutely love this idea! Let me know if you want a hand with material.
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