Virii reported creation of portable standard "Installation Kit" for routers, but noted that a multi-plug and other tools were still required.
metalgamer suggested purchase of a network cable testing device. The members present agreed with the principle of the suggestion.
Virii reported that a café at Holzthum known to some of the members present agreed to take on a Freifunk router, but noted that some technical difficulties had arisen.
The merits of different solutions to these issues were debated by members present.
metalgamer reported that the gateway's certificate had expired. George had applied a fix, resolving the issue.
The incident suggested to metalgamer the possibility of extending remote access to Freifunk servers in order to distribute and streamline administrative efforts. The members present agreed with the principle of the suggestion.
Virii reported that additional routers had been purchased and that the supply was secure for the foreseeable future.
Virii suggested that action be taken in order to render the freifunk.lu page more attractiive. It was suggested that one or more members be tasked with writing blog posts so as to generate favourable publicity. metalgamer volunteered to keep the blog up to date. No oppostion was voiced and the motion passed without being put to the vote.
Virii noted that data transfer capabilities were nearly completely committed and suggested the introduction of redundancies to even load and increase fault tolerance. Such measures were found to be feasible within the current budget, with costs found to average 20 Euros per month. A choice of providers was discussed, and the members present agreed with the principle of the suggestion.