Department of Hosting Service
Website | http://dhs.secret-server.org/ |
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Contact | contact@dhs.secret-server.org |
Description | Supporting visitors and having fun in the network:
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Members | Harm, Piet |
Projects | create project |
Self-organized Sessions | create self-organized session |
Tags | onion routing, hosting, tor, networking, arduino, virtual machines, vm |
Registered on | 18 November 2016 19:34:45 |
Location for self-organized sessions | no |
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Location | Note: The location on the map does not represent a reservation of a location and might not represent the actual place, where a assembly can be found. The place can be changed within the form of the assembly by anyone. It will be updated by the assembly itself on day 0 or day 1 as soon as the actual location is known.
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What we do
You cannot bring your own machine to 33c3 but you want to have some fun on the network? No problem. We bring a bunch of nettop computers and a metal cabinet with separately lockable compartments, each one having a USB and a power socket. Bring your USB harddrive and get a machine! We also offer virtual machines (VMs) to everyone. This year the virtual machines will NOT have USB support. We had some issues with that last year. If you want to connect your USB drive, you can get your own hardware (nettop with lockable metal cabinet for your drive).
We love the tor network. We run a 100 Mbit exit relay and encourage you to also do that. If you
- want to run a tor relay, but don't know how to start
- run a tor relay that does not use all the bandwidth you think it should
- run a tor relay and like to meet other relay operators
we would like to meet you. Just pass by and say the secret passphrase "All your onions are belong to us!".
Hardware needed!
We want to extend our service. Currently we're looking for the following hardware (donated or sold to us):
- USB 3.0 PCIe cards
- USB 3.0 Hubs (active)
- any kind of USB 3.0 cables
- 24-48 Port GBit-switch with SFP, if possible
- any kind of SFP modules
- any kind of SAS and SATA harddrives
- any kind of 19" servers with 4+ GB RAM