A number of difficulties with the current network environment, such as no forward/reverse DNS for lab/test stand subnets or no internal routing, inconveniences end users and hinders automated provisioning efforts. Transitioning from RFC1918 to routable address space and towards a design that more accurately reflects the environment at the Base and Summit, would resolve many of the issues with the current architecture.

Links:

• Publication URL: https://ittn-003.lsst.io
• Alternative editions: https://ittn-003.lsst.io/v
• GitHub repository: https://github.com/LSST-IT/ittn-003
• Build system: https://travis-ci.com/LSST-IT/ittn-003

You can clone this repository and build the technote locally with Sphinx:

git clone https://github.com/LSST-IT/ittn-003
cd ittn-003
pip install -r requirements.txt
make html

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You can edit the index.rst file, which is a reStructuredText document. The DM reStructuredText Style Guide is a good resource for how we write reStructuredText.

Remember that images and other types of assets should be stored in the _static/ directory of this repository. See _static/README.rst for more information.

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The bibliography files in lsstbib/ are copies from lsst-texmf. You can update them to the current lsst-texmf versions with:

make refresh-bib

Add new bibliography items to the local.bib file in the root directory (and later add them to lsst-texmf).