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| Newer page: | version 114 | Last edited on Monday, December 8, 2008 3:25:59 pm | by LindsayDruett | Revert |
| Older page: | version 106 | Last edited on Monday, January 22, 2007 4:03:58 pm | by DavidHallett | Revert |
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! About Lindsay
+LindsayDruett works for FxNetworks Hamilton office as a Senior NetworkEngineer providing technical support and customer delivery in the central and upper region of the North Island (basically Waiouru upwards). He also owns an internet hosting service, Wired Networks Limited.
-LindsayDruett used to work in NAD (Network Administration and Development) as a NetworkEngineer, which is part of ITS division of WaikatoUniversity where he installed, configured, and generally played with all the [Cisco] equipment on the campus. His line manager was then The BastardOperatorFromHell.
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-He now works for FxNetworks as a Senior NetworkEngineer doing various roles mainly in the upper region (Waiouru upwards) of the North Island. He also owns an internet hosting service, Wired Networks Limited.
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-Linsdsay is the 2006-2007 Vice President of the WaikatoLinuxUsersGroup Incorporated.
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-Lindsay holds various Cisco certifications.
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! Projects
-* [Analog SIP Gateway using a Cisco ATA-186 and a small PBX
| http://www.lindsay.wired
.net.nz/projects/sip
/]
+* [Kiwiarena Gaming Servers with BruceKingsbury
| http://www.kiwiarena
.net.nz/]
* [WM-918 automatic weather station|http://www.lindsay.wired.net.nz/projects/pws/] using [WX200d|http://wx200d.sourceforge.net/] for gathering data and submitting to [Wunderground | http://www.wunderground.com/weatherstation/WXDailyHistory.asp?ID=IWAIKATO4]
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! ReligiousWar Positions
+Computer Geek Stuff...
+*Switching
+**Cisco > * - For performance.
+**Linksys > * - For cost.
+**Cisco > * - for medium to large sites.
+**Linksys > * for non-critical medium to small sites.
+*Routing
+**Cisco > * - For reliability and efficiency.
+**Linux > * - For sheer performance (depending on hardware).
+**Linksys > * - for low end stuff.
+**Linksys WRT54GL > * for doing really cool things.
+*VoIP
+**Cisco Call Manager > * - For large sites.
+**Asterisk (including Trixbox, etc) > * - For sites where CCM isn't really needed.
+**Linksys > * - For IP Phones.
+**Linksys > * - For small VoIP gateways and analogue termination.
+**Cisco > * - For large VoIP gateways and analogue termination.
+*Cisco Call Manager Express is cool, but Asterix is better.
+*Linksys SPA 9000 is cool, but Asterix on a WRT54GL is better.
+*General
+**Linux > Microsoft
+**joe > vi
+**NoReplyToMunging > ReplyToMunging
+
+Petrol Head Stuff
* Subaru > Mitsubishi
* Subaru > *
* GM > Ford
+
+Household Appliances
* Altas/Simpson > Fisher & Paykel
* Conventional Dishwashers > F&P Dish Drawers
-* Cisco > * (For Ethernet Switches)
-* Linksys > * (For unmanaged Ethernet Switches)
-* Cisco > * (For Routers and Router/Firewalls)
-* Linux > Microsoft
-* joe > vi
-* NoReplyToMunging > ReplyToMunging
-In the VoIP front...
-* Linksys SPA9000 > Cisco CME > Asterisk > * (For very small IP Telephony systems (<12 extensions))
-* Cisco CME > Asterisk > * (For medium sized IP Telephony systems (12-60 extensions))
-* Asterisk > * (For larger sized IP Telephony systems (<60 extensions))
-* Asterisk > * (For Voice Mail)
-* Linksys > Cisco > * (For IP Phones - Choice between Linksys and Cisco dependent on features)
-* Linksys > * (For small VoIP gateways and analogue termination)
-* Cisco > * (For large VoIP gateways and analogue termination)
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! Wishlist for Christmas
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* A [Fendt | http://www.fendt.com/seiten/Schlepper/900_en.htm] 930 Vario Tractor
* A [Subaru|http://www.subaru.co.nz/New_Vehicles/Outback/3.0R_LTD/] Outback 3.0R LTD
* Lifestyle Block
* A truck complete with cherry picker
+* A nuclear power plant (to keep the servers going)
Extra stuff to stick into the stocking...
+(I've got a /56 IPv6 block to fill)
* [Cisco Catalyst 3750G-24TS Switch | http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps5023/index.html]
* [Cisco 2851 Router (x2) | http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5882/index.html]
* [Cisco 7970 IP Phones | http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/phones/ps379/ps5440/index.html]
