I keep networks running
I set up and look after the networks people count on every day, from the Wi-Fi in a house to the gear running a whole building. I love a good puzzle, and if I run into something I've never seen before, I'll stick with it till it's figured out, usually that same day.
// where I work
I've set up networks for folks across six states, and I keep an eye on most of them from right here. When a job calls for boots on the ground, a new install, a big switchover, or a live event, I'll come to you, wherever that is.
+ I can manage things remotely from anywhere
// what I can help with
Here's some of what I do most. The full rundown is on the services page.
Whether it's a home, an office, or a whole campus, I'll set up your network and get it running the way it should. I work with Cisco, Meraki, Juniper, EnGenius, Omada, Ubiquiti, and Alta Labs.
I lock things down with proper firewall rules and separated traffic, then poke at your setup the way an attacker would so we catch the weak spots first.
When something's slow or dropping, I don't guess. I dig into the traffic with Wireshark until I find exactly what's going on.
I set up and look after servers, run Linux, plan for power and backups, and write little scripts that take the boring, repetitive stuff off everyone's plate.
Need a machine built for a specific job? I put them together from parts, from fast workstations to rack servers, and I know every piece that goes in.
I build homelabs for clients and run my own. Mine handles website hosting, a VPN, and DNS filtering, with backups in place so nothing goes dark.
// good company
A few of the 50+ folks and places I help keep online.
// kind words from folks I've worked with
I like how you take up any challenge with no complaints— a colleague
It seems like nothing bothers you— a client
No one else would have the courage to attempt that— a teammate
You always find a way to make it work— a client
You figured that out faster than anyone expected— a colleague
// say hi
Homes, schools, churches, shops, you name it. Tell me what's going on and I'll help you sort it out.