MAP Network Engineering

This page describes our consulting services in general. More detail may be found on the pages linked to from here, and you can always contact us directly with any questions.

Experience

I have been doing computer and data communications since 1970 and I've been connected with The Net since 1975 (when it was the ARPAnet, and through the transition to The Internet). I've been doing full-time engineering on parts of The Internet since 1987, including a range from small LANs to world wide WANs. For more details, see my resume.

Services

The services fall into two general categories, Network Engineering services and Web based agents.

Network Engineering

Complete Measurement, Analysis and Planning for internet networks of all kinds. Corporate intranets, ISP backbones, and content provider architectures can all benefit from better measurement and analysis of existing network conditions for improved future planning. Some specific areas include Routing architecture, Growth Planning, DNS setup, and Staff training. There are additional pages with details oriented specifically for ISP or Corporate networks.

Web Based Agents

I also have a map based locator service available for WWW sites that list physical retail outlets. Such a service can be a great aid to their customers trying to locate a storefront to go to.

MAP Network Engineering

contact us.
[Routing] [DNS] [Growth planning] [Training] [locator web agent]
Services for: [Content providers] [ISPs] [Corporate nets]

Note: If you bookmark us, we recommend using the main page. That is the only URL guaranteed to remain stable.

Free information resources maintained by MAP Network Engineering

We maintain a list of Ethernet codes, as seen in the field. This can be a useful resource in tracking down problems on an Ethernet (or related technology, Token Ring, FDDI, etc.) LAN.

My personal pages

While not related to MAP Network Engineering, my personal pages may be of some interest to the occasional visitor to the Consulting Services page.

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