William Gigger

Skilled Infoblox SME engineer with a strong ability to do product to product research and comparative analysis with new and existing IT products, features sets, and enterprise level integration between towers and tools. Knowledgeable infrastructure engineer possesses over 10+ years in Infoblox as well solid experience in and beyond DDI Infrastructure - DNS, DHCP, IPAM, extensive experience in Active Directory DNS migrations and DHCP scope migrations. Also possesses cloud integration experience with AWS and Azure.

Senior professional who has performed on varies projects for several Enterprise level organizations as a Domain Administrator & Engineer working with a variety of infrastructure technologies from proof of concept to the integration phase.

• Infoblox Specialist
• ISC Bind DNS Administration
• DHCP Administration
• Network IPAM & Discovery Administration
• VMWare Management
• DNS Host Master
• DNS Registrar
• DNSSEC
• Packet Capture Analysis
• Project Management
• Cloud integration via Amazon route 53 & Azure
• TACACS & Authentication Integration
• Active Directory Authentication Integration
• DDI infrastructure Vulnerability Analysis
• Router and switch Command Knowledge
• Networking (VLAN’s, Scopes, Subnetting)
• Linux Administration Ubuntu, Redhat
• Data Mining Concepts
• Software Release Q & A Standards
• ITIL Documentation Standards
• PCI/PADSS/SOX Standards
• Documentation Repository Admin
• Other Computer Related Software Skills

• Fayetteville Tech, Community COLLEGE, Fayetteville, NC, 08/1991, 05/1992
• Vincennes University, 1997
• Dante’s National Education Testing (US Army), 1990, 1995

Knowledge and understanding about some of the oldest civilizations and what happened to them can hopefully help us in the current day and age avoid making similar mistakes.   For me personally there is a strong desire to under the why behind the lose of knowledge about some of these oldest cultures; Ancient Egyptian, Mayan, Aztec and Sumerian and key areas where their knowledge and practices intersected:

All these cultures developed stratified societies with classes like elites, commoners, and slaves. The ruling class often held religious authority as well. They built impressive cities that served as centers of administration, religion, and trade. Think of Egyptian Memphis, Mayan Tikal, Aztec Tenochtitlan, and Sumerian Ur.

These civilizations developed advanced mathematical systems for trade, construction, and even calendars. They were observers of the night sky, using it to track time, predict seasons, and even for religious purposes.  Their architectural accomplishments are beyond impressive from Egyptian pyramids to Mayan temples, are testaments to their engineering.  For me mankind an can learn so much from embarrassing the past.