I have begun to think that after years of relying on the internet for support and knowledge it is time to start giving back and contributing documentation. I know it is a little empty right now but as time permits I plan to update this section with various doc's.

Currently I am concentrating my documentation efforts on Solaris and Cisco but soon I hope to post many other subjects including Asterisk, Windows, Linux, etc...

I make no promises/warranties regarding any of this information. The following information contains my opinions from my own experience. The following documentation is provided for educational purposes only and should be used at your own risk.

  • Sun Solaris

    After working with Linux for close to 10 years I have just begun using the Solaris operating system and I must say that I am very impressed. The documents in this section contain various pieces of information relating to my studies and experiences with Solaris.

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  • Linux

    I have been a Linux user since 1999 when I started with my first RedHat install. Luckily I was quickly corrected and began to learn using Slackware. Over the years I later switched to Debian as it is rock solid while having (in my opinion) the best package management around.

    Still I am grateful for the strong base in Linux that I learned by using Slack.

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  • Microsoft Windows

    I have worked with Windows ever since Windows 3.1. I was not one of the early adopters because I preferred DOS but eventually moved to 3.1 as applications did. For years I was a big Windows supporter until I picked up Linux in 1999 and became a little jaded. Now I really like the new Windows server line, respect the product and am a current 2003 MCSE.

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  • Google

    I have been using Google for years as a search engine but over the last few years I have been using it for a lot more. Google Apps, Orkut, Chrome and now the Chromebook.

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