I'm a highly skilled System Administrator and Software Developer with 5+ years of experience installing and managing network firewalls, hypervisors, Active Directory domains, and Linux servers. I've deployed and maintained devices on large enterprise networks and developed software to automate critical network functions. I'm reliable, curious, honest, respectful, determined, and organized.
Working full-time for NAVEX Global's Hosting team supporting network infrastructure and cloud applications.
September 2015 - December 2021
Worked part-time for Sacramento State University's IT Department, managing network infrastructure and supported 100+ faculty and staff across the university campus.
Worked part-time for a local small business remotely managing the company's digital infrastructure and providing technical support to company staff members.
A full-time degree program that provides technical experience as well as instruction in computing fundamentals and advanced topics in areas such as computer architecture, software engineering, database management, computer graphics, networking, computing theory, data structures, and algorithms.
Below are some of the project I've worked on or are currently working on.
Here are some of the latest posts from my blog. I post about technology related stuff such as Linux, virtualization, servers, and networking.
I recently set up a Unifi Dream Machine Pro and configured the VOIP phone application. When I set up the Smart Attendant, there would be a 15-20 second silent delay from when the phone number was called to when the Smart Attendant began talking.
Last night when I was updating my Proxmox server I restarted it. But I wasn’t able to connect to it after five minutes, so I connected a monitor to it and saw that a hard drive wasn’t being detected. I Identified the failed drive, replaced it, and powered the server up.
While I was backing up a few containers in Proxmox today, one of them became unresponsive. I tried to cancel the backup but it just became locked. Restarting the server didn’t help, so after browsing the Proxmox support forms, I found the following solution detailed below.
While I was setting up Wazuh, I needed to change the default web interface port that the software ran on so I could set up a reverse proxy. To do this, I edited the following configuration file.
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