I have always wanted to have my own web-page, but I never find time to create one. Anyway, I thought it would be a neat idea to put some of the reference notes, cheat sheets that I use on the web. That way I will be able to get to it from anywhere on the internet. So to help myself and those interested in similar tips, I will try and put a few I think are useful.

About Me: My name is Rajiv Gunja. I work for a telecommunications company in Silver Spring, Maryland. I work as a System Architect / Engineer. I have varied experience when it comes to my job. I graduated as an Electrical Engineer in 1994 and work a bit in power-electronics. Being from India, it was quite hard to find a job in my own field. So I tried my hand at programming and learnt C/C++. After that, Computers kind of interested me a lot and I started reading and experimenting with Unix and DOS on x86 platform. I started working at an University as a Systems Administrator for Unix systems. Since it was a Univ campus, I had access to varied OSes and books. Learnt a great deal on Sun Solaris, Irix, OSF/1 and Xenix. By start of 1996, I got introduced to Windows 95, but I didnt like it much as I had so much freedom on Irix and OSF/1. Then came my first Linux OS, slackware. I spent many days and nights playing with the Os and trying to run couple of DOS games on it. Soon, I became very adicted to Linux. It was not perfect, but it was way better than Windows 95.  My next couple of jobs were quite interesting too. I got to work on a few more OSes, viz Solaris, SunOS, HP-UX, AIX, SCO, Linux, Windows NT Server, Banyan VINES, Cisco-IOS, BSD, FreeBSD and  ConvexOS. I also got to dable in Lotus Notes Server Administration and Oracle administration. Of these, I enjoy being an admin and network engineer the most.