»Grzegorz Czapliński«

I have been The UNIX Systems Administrator for the last couple of years. I started with Linux and after some time I dropped it in favour of real UNIX - FreeBSD and Solaris.

I hold Bsc in Computer Science of The Warsaw University of Technology.
I am a Sun Certified System Administrator and Sun Certified Security System Administrator.
I am authorized to teach Sun Microsystems course SC300 - Security and SC345 - Network Intrsion Detection.

Recently I got few more certifications regarding Sun Enterprise Services:
- TDC131 Field Support Essentials (Enterprise + Storage).
- TDC132 Advanced Field Support Essentials (Enterprise + Storage).
- TDC133 Field Support Essentials II (SunFire + SAN).
- TDC135 Enterprise E10000 Support Essentials.
- IES421 Sun Fire High-End Server Administration - SF15K/SF25K.
- IES422 Sun Fire HES Hardware Fault Analysis.
- IES338 Sun Cluster 3.1 Administration.
- TDC137 SE9910/60 & SE9970/80 Installation, Configuration and Maintenance.
- ES-311 Veritas Volume Manager 4.1 Administration.
- Fiber Service Platform 2000 (ADVA).
- ES-4993 Sun Blade 8000 Modular System Installation, Administration and Troubleshooting.
- TDC-004 Storage Entry-Level Classroom Based Component + Required Exam.
- TDC-006 SPA Mid-Level Storage Disk Field Engineer Accreditation: StorageTek 6140 + 6540 & Required Exam.

I was working for:
Sun Microsystems - System Administrator.
Warsaw University of Technology - Systems Administrator and a teacher.

Now I'm working for Systemics Poland Sp. z o.o. (Sun's partner in Service), I am a Technical Team Leader.

Motto: Per ardua - "Through difficulties".

Mr. Anwerman column at DaemonNews

In February, Gary Kline was looking for new people to join the group. I did and came up with some Q&As for the April column. June, July, Follow up...

Articles

I wrote few articles for FreeBSD users. They were, or are going to be published at DaemonNews.

Follow up.

 

Some say this is amazing. Some say this has already went global.
I agree, FreeBSD is our secret weapon.

The list of hardware that runs FreeBSD and other stuff.
Why to run FreeBSD? Check FreeBSD Comparison.

Hey! I did a system upgrade while 12000km away without any assistance. My previous record was 2000km. ;)

A few words on the system.

"The Power to Serve, Right for the Power Users!" - http://www.FreeBSD.org/