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- Developer: Solely responsible for development and
maintainance of system software in use at Academic Computing Services
primarily on:
- Prime 6650
Supermini-computer. Over the last 5 years I've developed the
following major pieces of software for our Prime: e-mail, finger
client, finger server (no longer in use), gopher client, NNTP
newsreader. I have also been responsible for improving the SMTP
phantom.
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Sun Workstation Lab. Developed account management tools (create
and destroy accounts, manage NIS+ tables), system administration aids,
and WWW programs (CGI scripts, and Java Applets)
- System Administrator:
- Solely responsible for all aspects of operating Sun Workstation
Lab.
- Compile, install, and maintain numerous software packages in
use such as GNU C/C++, GNU Emacs, Perl, Mathematica, NCSA's httpd,
Mosaic, Hytelnet, Lynx, Gopher, Tin, Pine, and Inn.
- Monitor and maintain Unix network (25 Sun
workstations, 2 File servers, 4 printers). The Unix network
supports about 600 students and faculty users per semester.
- Oversee operation of TCP/IP services (
WWW server,
Gopher server,
Anonymous FTP site,
e-mail services,
NFS,
News server and
NNTP)
- Assist daily operations of Prime 6650. My involvement has
included: creating new accounts, training students to perform system
backups, writing and editing documentation (user documentation, system
policies and procedures, disaster planning and recovery documents).
- Assist in daily operations for Novell 4.1 Lans (3 Servers, 150
clients)
- On call 24 hours a day, 7-days a week in case of problems with
the operations of Academic Computing Services systems.
- Campus-Wide support person for Unix system questions.
Currently available to help Computer Science, Earth Science, the
Library, and Physics department in operation of UNIX hosts.
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