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			== Requirements ==

			* An account on gitlab.com. You can create one by going into their webpage.
			* Access to the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-hosts Network-Hosts] repo. If you don't have this access ask a net-admin to provide it to your user on gitlab.


	== Before plugging it to the network ==		== Before plugging it to the network ==

	1. Make sure it ~~does~~ '''not''' serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask the net-admin closest to you.		1. Make sure it will '''not''' serve any DHCP leases inside our [[Network]]. If you're not sure about what this means ask the net-admin closest to you.

	2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look ~~on '''suk~~:/~~etc~~/hosts~~'''~~ for an available address coherent with the already assigned addresses.		2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look into [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-hosts/blob/master/hosts our hosts file] for an available address coherent with the already assigned addresses. Remember that usually the range for the access points is '''172.31.18.X''' .

	3. Set up the proper gateway: '''172.31.16.4'''		3. Set up the proper gateway: '''172.31.16.4'''
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	1. Update the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-map Network Map] repo.		1. Update the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-map Network Map] repo.

	2. Document the new address-device pair in ~~suk~~:/~~etc~~/hosts.		2. Document the new address-device pair in the hosts file using the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-hosts/edit/master/hosts gitlab web interface]. Remember to add a meaningful commit message and save the changes.

	3. Describe the device on this wiki.		3. Describe the device on this wiki.

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	1. Update the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-map Network Map] repo.		1. Update the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-map Network Map] repo.

	2. Document the new address-device pair in suk:/etc/hosts.		2. Document the new address-device pair in suk:/etc/hosts.

	3. Describe the device on this wiki.		3. Describe the device on this wiki.

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	== After plugging it to the network ==		== After plugging it to the network ==

	1. ~~Remember to update~~ the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-map Network Map] repo.		1. Update the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-map Network Map] repo.
			2. Document the new address-device pair in suk:/etc/hosts.
			3. Describe the device on this wiki.

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	== Before plugging it to the network ==		== Before plugging it to the network ==

	1. Make sure it does '''not''' serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask to the net-admin closest to you.		1. Make sure it does '''not''' serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask the net-admin closest to you.

	2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look on '''suk:/etc/hosts''' for an available address ~~coherently to~~ the already assigned addresses~~. Document the address that you're gonna use~~.		2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look on '''suk:/etc/hosts''' for an available address coherent with the already assigned addresses.

	3. Set up the proper gateway: '''172.31.16.4'''		3. Set up the proper gateway: '''172.31.16.4'''

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	== Before plugging it to the network ==		== Before plugging it to the network ==

	1. Make sure it does ''''not''' serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask to the net-admin closest to you.		1. Make sure it does '''not''' serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask to the net-admin closest to you.

	2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look on '''suk:/etc/hosts''' for an available address coherently to the already assigned addresses. Document the address that you're gonna use.		2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look on '''suk:/etc/hosts''' for an available address coherently to the already assigned addresses. Document the address that you're gonna use.

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	== Before plugging it to the network ==		== Before plugging it to the network ==

	1. Make sure it ~~doesn~~'t serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask to the net-admin closest to you.		1. Make sure it does ''''not''' serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask to the net-admin closest to you.

	2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look on '''suk:/etc/hosts''' for an available address coherently to the already assigned addresses. Document the address that you're gonna use.		2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look on '''suk:/etc/hosts''' for an available address coherently to the already assigned addresses. Document the address that you're gonna use.

	3. Set up the proper gateway: 172.31.16.4		3. Set up the proper gateway: '''172.31.16.4'''

	4. Set up the proper netmask: 255.255.240.0		4. Set up the proper netmask: '''255.255.240.0'''

	== Plugging it to the network ==		== Plugging it to the network ==

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== Before plugging it to the network ==

1. Make sure it doesn't serve any DHCP leases. If you're not sure about what this means ask to the net-admin closest to you.

2. Set up manually an IP address for the device. You should look on '''suk:/etc/hosts''' for an available address coherently to the already assigned addresses. Document the address that you're gonna use.

3. Set up the proper gateway: 172.31.16.4

4. Set up the proper netmask: 255.255.240.0

== Plugging it to the network ==

1. Insert smoothly the cable in the designated ethernet port until you hear a confirmation sound.

== After plugging it to the network ==

1. Remember to update the [https://gitlab.com/calafou/network-map Network Map] repo.

PlugNewNetworkDevice - Revision history

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