I am a researcher in the Berkeley Multimedia Research Center headed by Professor Larry Rowe. I've been working primarily with RSVP and the Open Extensible Gateway, an Active Networks research project. Recently, I created a series of lectures covering multicast, multicast routing, RTP, SRM, RLM, integrated services, differentiated services, RSVP, network address translation, virtual private networks, and Active Networks.
I also work as a freelance programming consultant. I do programming work on Windows NT and Linux, and I also do security related programming work. My work on Windows NT has usually involved Tcl/Tk, device drivers, services, and security. For Linux, just about anything goes. Here are some freeware projects that I am thinking about or doing.
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