Andrew E. B. Cowell 8627 Kingsridge Drive Knoxville, TN 37923 Phone: (865) 693-2627 E-mail: andy@cowell.org Objective To excel as an independant contractor solving Internet-related business challenges. Skills * UNIX: Solaris, Digital UNIX, Linux; PERL; WWW, apache, HTML, CGI; E-mail, sendmail, POP; DNS, bind 4.x and 8.x; C; Bourne shell scripting including sed, awk, and so forth; UNIX/Network security; Radius; USENET News, INN; SNMP; NFS; telnet; ftp; ssh. * Networking: Cisco 1003-7500 and Cisco IOS; Juniper JUNOS; Lucent PM2, PM3, Max 4000; TCP/IP; OSPF; BGP; point-to-point ISDN, T1, DS-3 and OC-3; PRI and analog dialup. Experience E.W. Scripps Company (http://www.scripps.com/), October 2000-present Senior Network Administrator * Maintenance of E.W. Scripps Web Hosting Services data center network, with over 2,000 websites generating over 1,000,000 hits a day. * Design and implement extension of current network to redundant data center, including establishing initial BGP configuration to multiple DS-3 and OC-3 upstream providers. DURO Communications (http://www.durocom.com/), June 1999-October 2000 Senior Systems Administrator * Following ICX Online merger with DURO Communications, assumed leadership of DURO's Unix group reporting directly to the CTO. During that time, DURO controlled over 40 ISPs throughout the Southeast US, with over 300,000 subscribers. * Lead the integration of all UNIX servers into a regional ATM network, onto highly-available Solaris clusters in CO quality data centers. * Responsible for the daily administration of existing UNIX servers at all acquisitions. These consisted of Solaris, Linux, BSD, Digital UNIX and others. Directly responsible for well over 100 machines inherited in various conditions, typically running sendmail, bind and apache. * Directly managed a staff of 5-9 Unix Administrators, located both locally and remotely, including both permanent and contracted employees. * Directed response to incidents related to UNIX servers such as service outages or security breaches. * Permanently oncall for UNIX incidents escalated from oncall technician. ICX Online (http://www.icx.net/), October 1996-June 1999 Senior Network Administrator * Primary network/Unix administrator for a regional ISP, growing from 300 to over 8,000 subscribers. * Responsible for daily administration of several Digital UNIX Alpha and some Linux servers running a variety of services. * Responsible for installing and maintaining Livingston pm2, pm3 and Ascend Max dial-up gear. * Responsible for installing and maintaining Cisco routers, including internal OSPF routing on a redundant WAN network, and multiple BGP uplinks. * Initially responsible for customer installs of routed connections, both dedicated and dial-up, including ISDN and T-1 connections. * Helped develop PERL based service provisioning software for automated customer addition. University of Tennessee, CS Department (http://www.cs.utk.edu/), 1993-1996 Student Administrator * Responsible for daily administration of a diverse network of over 170 servers, mostly SunOS but including Solaris, AIX, HPUX, OSF/1, and others. * Administrated and maintained department web servers. Created department pages, CGI software and support scripts. * Organized backups and backup software, and managed 3 person staff. Rhodes College (http://www.rhodes.edu/), 1991-1993 Student Administrator * Maintained and regulated a network of twelve Sun workstations. * Aided student and faculty users. Education BS Math/Computer Science, Rhodes College, Memphis, TN