ASLAN a lanning event for gaming fun

ASLAN (Air-Stream LAN) is a lanning event for gaming fun and also to promote the presence of the Air Stream wireless community in the Northern suburbs of Adelaide. Approximately 6 ASLAN events are planned to be held each calendar year.

Please watch the events page for the next ASLAN, places go fast...

ASLAN Dates for the year:

  • March 22nd
  • May 10th
  • July 19th
  • Sept 13th
  • Dec 27th
  • Location

    The Mawson Centre is located off Mawson Lakes Boulevard, via Main North Road. It is adjacent to the Mawson Lakes UniSA campus.

    Competitions

    The competitions will be announced closer to the event date but often include titles like: :

    • TrackMania Nations
    • Race Driver GRID
    • Supreme Commander
    • Quake 3
    • Call of Duty 4
    • Air-Stream Challenge

    Each competition has a great prize which will be announced closer to the event date.

    Please note, in the interests of the general lanning atmosphere, you can only win 1 Individual Prize and 1 Team prize. This is done to give others a chance at enjoying themselves still.

    Sponsors:

    If your business, club or organisation would like to be sponsor at our event or would like a presents at the event, please contact the Shawn Zeppel - ASLAN Sub-Committee Representative (Shawn)

    About the setup:

    ASLAN will provide you with:

    • one seat / half a table (if you want a comfier seat bring your own as some do)
    • one power point, you will be required to bring a power board if you need more
    • one gigabit network port and network cable (Connected to Air-Stream Community Wireless Network)
    What you need:
    • Computer (box, monitor, keyboard, mouse, cables)
    What you don't need:
    • Alcohol (ASLan is an open age event)
    • Heaters / Fans (a small fan is only permissible upon request for serious cooling issues)

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is ASLAN?

    ASLAN is LAN Party which aims to promote the Air-Stream community wireless and lanning in the northern suburbs.

    What do I need to bring to ASLAN?

    You'll need your computer system, equipped with a network card (your modem is NOT your network card). We'll provide the tables, chairs, power and necessary network hardware and network cable. We can't always promise more than one power point per lanner so if you need more be sure to bring a power board. We also recommend you bring headphones instead of speakers. If using speakers understand that ASLAN admins may direct you to turn your speakers down so that you will not take away from fellow ASLanners having a good time.

    Who do I ask for help at ASLAN?

    • Paul Ridley (Front Door / General Operations)
    • Scott Cichon (Promotions / General admin)
    • Chris Cichon (Network / Gaming admin)
    • Brad Hill (General / Gaming)
    • Tom Moscon (Gaming Admin)
    • Michael Kellow (Gaming Admin)
    • Adam Ridley (General Admin)
    • Shawn Zeppel (Sponsorship / Gaming Admin)

    Can I bring a dedicated server to ASLAN?

    Yes. Provided an admin knows about it. In this case, Chris Cichon (DrGeforce3) or a member of the server team should be apprised of the additional machine. Under no circumstances are private file servers permitted. This only applies to game servers, which must be located in the farm.

    Is there parking at ASLAN?

    Parking in Mawson Lakes is in plentiful supply. You should have no problems as its all close to the venue.

    What else do I need to do before ASLAN?

    • Make sure you have allowed Windows to Update! Please visit www.windowsupdate.com.
    • Make sure you have an up to date anti-virus program. Make sure that your computer is also free of virii. Anyone found to be transmitting a virus over the ASLAN network will have the network access removed until the issue is rectified to the satisfaction of one of our admins.
    • Check your network settings are set to Automatic.

    May I sell things at ASLAN?

    Provided prior permission is sought then all things are possible. Permission is not required to pickup equipment that has already been agreed upon elsewhere.

    Clarification of these and anything else can be sought by emailing the committee


    ASLAN are proud members of the South Australian LAN Association: