Systems Network

Location:

Nicholasville, KY, 40356

Salary:

negotiable

Posted:

September 17, 2016

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Richard W. Quinn

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Nicholasville, Kentucky 40356

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OBJECTIVE:

Interested in technical position in an organization responsible for LAN, WIDE and metropolitan area data communications, network systems design, implementation and operations. With emphasis on ultra high-speed communications, LAN, digital broadband network servers, wide area network architecture.

EXPERIENCE:

Retired

University of Kentucky 37-1/2 years – retirement date-July 29, 2014. IS Tech Assist – August 2012 – July 2014 Communications and Network Systems

University of Kentucky-Lexington Kentucky

Inventory Director retired – was moved to inventory to help out.

Manage IP-DHCP/DNS for campus system administrators, end users, ect

Search through and change vlans on switch ports for correct use of cameras, door closers, devices that use IP but don’t operate like a computer.

Using Infoblox and InfoStructure, manage DNS to campus and Medical Center for UPS’s and PDU’s.

Receive into inventory parts for CNS

Dispatch from inventory parts to techs

Manage the organization of older and defective Cisco APs, phones, Cisco switches, hubs, key systems for Cisco trade in..

IS Tech Assist-- August 2011 – August 2012

Communications and Network Systems

University of Kentucky-Lexington Kentucky

Assist supervisor with weekly worksheet to adjust work load to correct areas,

Manage campus IP-DHCP/DNS for campus, for previous department using Infoblox placing all new equipment and switching all previously assigned equipment to private address space, with the exception of equipment that had to be access via internet.

Assist campus Voice and VoIP lead with Cisco gatekeeper application.

Terminate ethernet cabling in various areas.

Setup and program Cisco VoIP conference phones and test. IS Tech Assist--May 2011 – August 2011

Communications and Network Systems

University of Kentucky-Lexington Kentucky

New Director started new department, ask me to join it.

Verify accuracy of Service Orders from WO Desk and assign service orders to appropriate areas.

Verify accuracy of charges from service technicians after work is completed and close out service order.

Manage campus IP-DHCP/DNS for all types of equipment that are accessed via IP.

IS Tech Assist--October 2010 – May 2011

Communications and Network Systems

University of Kentucky-Lexington Kentucky

Assist with CosmoCom scripts, verifying accuracy.

Manage campus IP-DHCP & DNS.

Internet Protocol Programmer - July 1995 - Oct 2010 Communications & Network Systems

Network Engineering Management and Operations Center Wide Area Network Systems Group

University of Kentucky-Lexington, Kentucky

Member of the technical systems group (NOC) collectively responsible for the architecture, implementation, documentation, operation and systems management of the University of Kentucky central campus, Medical Center sector, and fourteen community colleges of wide area data communications.

Manage the campus database for IP address administration for the campus bootp/DHCP and domain name servers consisting of seven Sun Sparc servers running the Solaris operating system.

Use application software NetID, followed by Network Registry, to issue, resolve and administer IP addressing.

Use client-server software package QIP to administer, resolve Domain Named Services.

Used Unix-Bind command line to force updates on the DNS, when it did not update automatically over night. This was supported by my lead.

These were replaced in 2010 by Infoblox for dhcp and dns assignment.

Program Cisco distribution level for the Wide Area Networking group.

Program access level switches for the different departments keeping in accordance with the campus standards developed by Network Engineering.

Using the Cisco CLI to perform searches for machine address codes

(physical addresses) of computers, printers and other devices on the Cisco switches and routers to find their respective ports in order to change the vlans, or to change the status of switch ports.

Using Humming Bird’s TGIF4, in conjunction with Visio application software to create or modify campus network maps.

In September 2012, using Solarwinds Orion, I populated Orion with 1/6th of the campus building Cisco switches and routers, n the process of converting from Cisco Works to Orion

Used Solorwinds Orion to monitor and manage the campus network.

I also assisted the lead with documentation of populating Cisco Unified Communications Systems Documentation with Cisco IP-Phones.

Perform wireless surveys for departments, then draw WAN netmaps that depict the placement of the wireless AP units.

Place maps on the departmental Web site. Assist Lead Systems Programmers with the web based network, documentation, tracking, and inventorying the campus data communication equipment such as routers, bridges, and Ethernet switches.

Replaced some wireless APs.

Use sniffer on problem areas to get snmp trap samples of network traffic for further troubleshooting.

Minor exposure to using the SNMP network management tools such as HP OpenView and Netscouts,Ngenius.

Some field work as necessary to assist in onsite network troubleshooting and problem resolution.

Using Unix platform to assign IPs (internet protocol) to campus computers and peripherals. Use QIP application software to maintain the campus DNS,

Instructing various systems administrators, systems analysts, and end users via phone pertaining to proper setup and installation for their Windows, Macintosh and UNIX based computers for their TCP/IP protocols.

Verifying the accuracy of the information pertaining to the various campus hubs, switches, and routers.

Making network cables to connect computers, hubs, concentrators, and routers.

Scientific Research Instrumentation Technician II - March 1984 – July 1995 University of Kentucky-Lexington, Kentucky-- Computer and Network Services

Responsible for the installation and maintenance of microcomputers, printers, and peripherals and most clones and other electronic equipment deployed in the university departments.

Working knowledge and experience utilizing software packages installed. Scientific Research Instrumentation Tech II – March 1980 – March 1984 Institute for Mining and Mineral Research

University of Kentucky-Lexington, Kentucky

Serviced and repaired state of the art peripheral devices which comprised all links of communications to the lab’s central computing facility.

Serviced and repaired scientific research instrumentation and balances and x-ray equipment.

Electronics Repairman II – September 1976 – March 1980 Physical Plant Division--University of Kentucky-Lexington Kentucky

Installed and maintained Delta 2000 computer monitoring system

(Honeywell) which controlled heaters, air conditioners, and all electrical functions of several campus buildings.

Installed and maintained all campus fire alarm systems.

Maintained P.A. systems and headphones at Commonwealth Stadium and Memorial Coliseum.

TV repairman -- July 1975 - 1966

Barney Millers TV-Lexington, Kentucky

Repaired TV’s – solely responsible for the repair of the wide screen televisions (video beam).

EDUCATION:

Completed classwork and testing of CCNA test work course at University of Kentucky.

Continuing Education: Completed Cisco Network Academy in preparation for Cisco Certified Netware Associate

Lexington Community College, Lexington, Kentucky

Continuing Education: Completed UNIX Administration and Advanced UNIX Administration

Lexington Community College, Lexington, Kentucky

Continuing Education: Completed NT Workstation and NT Server Administration Lexington Community College, Lexington, Kentucky

Continuing Education: Have taken all NetWare courses, from Master CNE Formerly with the University of Kentucky, now with Novell, in NetWare Administration, NetWare Troubleshooting and Maintenance; currently studying to become CNE and MCSE.

Associate Degree, Computer Information Systems

Lexington Community College, Lexington, Kentucky

Emphasis: Programming in Cobol, C, Data Base Management Systems, Query- SQL, Basic.

Central Kentucky Vocational School, Lexington, Kentucky Graduate of the Electronics Program

Emphasis on electronics theory/ digital logic circuitry. REFERENCES:

Professional:

David Hucaby

Network Systems Architect.- co worker

Enterprise Networking Group

University of Kentucky

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