Iâm a system owner, and I specialize with small infrastructures. That includes, according to my own personal invented standards, networks with less than around 200 hosts. Iâve been a sysadmin since approximately 2002, when I became the Assistant Network Administrator of ISP in West Virginia. I eventually became the primary administrator there, and afterwards moved to Columbus, OH where I only took my current role as system administrator on the small risk management corporation. I relocated to North/Central Nj in the early component of 2009. I am a web developer and process administrator by trade, and an electronics enthusiast by night. I donât consider myself the best at what I do, but I consider myself to remain pretty darn good. Advancement wise, I focus mostly on PHP and Perl and have been involved in the creation of some very well known brands developing web pages using Magento e-Commerce (my speciality) and WordPress (though Iâm not in the liberty to name names (white label, authorized stuff), but if you look hard enough, youâll find them) I am a Windows System Admin looking for a way to combine my research found on the many products I help. This blog will covers SharePoint, Deployment Toolkit, Lively Directory, SQL Server, and also other Microsoft Products. I are working as the Home's windows System Admin since December 2007. In that time May possibly implemented the Active Directory Infrastructure, SharePoint 2010, Home's windows 7, and upgraded the SQL Server Environment to version 2008 R2 and also other tasks and responsibilities. Lets begin with a small amount about myself. My birthplace residence resides inside little town of Humphrey, NEW YORK, which is about 60 miles south of Buffalo, NY. Early on on my career, my location prevented me from advancing with technology as fast when i would have liked to help. However, through determination and perseverance, I have went about getting by with what little technology I was presented with. I inhabited a very rural community that had (and still has) about 800 residents and 1000s of acres of farm territory. I have since relocated to Ny for a software progress job, I live in Chelsea that's in the lower part of Manhattan. With 12 years of application development together with system administration, I have been completely immersed in many diverse situations in both design and maintenance of complex pcs. By using specification-driven pattern and development and by maintaining focus on the details, solutions are created for any customers that meet all their needs. I find particularly interesting those conditions require integrating into an existing infrastructure; especially those problems for which documentation may be lost. I am also skilled in providing training and support for a ton of environments and systems. As a Computer Geek, I've my own little network and computer lab at home. I also admin mine mail and web server (the brains behind hosts this site), and develop my own web pages. For what it's worth, just about the only tools I used to create the pages on this website were my brain and also the vi text editor (you don't think I would the make image files which includes a text editor do people?:). Amongst my fellow Computer Geeks I've on a regular basis been called the mire guy, because vi is my favourite text editor and I'm always ready to teach everyone something new about it. If you want to know more about vi, you may want to start here I live in Raleigh, NC with my own small network of pcs. Since 2001, I been employed by as a system administrator to get a web hosting company within Research Triangle Park, NORTH CAROLINA. After work, I try to work on my programming skills and, unfortunately, tend to end up playing computer games instead. I've grown in place around computers. My first computer was a TI-99/4A laptop. I first started coding by keying in BASIC programs shipped with issues of the 99er magazine and, later, Home Computer Magazine. I have very fond memories of some of these programs, including a version of Battleship and a logic puzzle Boolean Brain (apparently available here if you have an emulator). Eventually, this gave me adequate information to, along with a now-almost-dead TI Extended FUNDAMENTAL manual, start writing mine programs. I then made a jump to the IBM PC when I bought access to one of mine and started learning and using Turbo Pascal. In high school graduation, I learned to program in C on the school Macintoshes. My websites: white label backup