About

RouterFreak.com started out as a personal blog that allowed me to save  little tweaks and tricks from each networking job I've done.  I found I needed a place or repository that I could easily reference as I went from job to job. Every time I went to do a new project I would find myself looking for the same Visio files, or searching for that long lost config file from two projects ago that had just what I needed. So RouterFreak.com was born.

Today, RouterFreak.com is a website dedicated to professional network engineers. My hope is that this information that I use day to day to help me do my job,  will help you too.

I feature product reviews of industry hardware and software to help assist you in any purchasing decisions you may have to make.

There are tips and tricks for the network engineer plus additional guest writers from time to time to add their experiences and tips too. These are some helpful hints that have been picked up along the way and shared with you. Hopefully this will help your next installation go more smoothly.

Finally there are some helpful download utilities to make your job go just a little easier.This is always handy especially when you forget something.

We try to keep the information here as fresh and accurate as possible.  I hope you enjoy RouterFreak.com and please feel free to leave a comment.  Comments are what makes websites come alive!

Thanks for Visiting and as Always ... FREAK!

Joe Wilson
Senior Network Engineer
CCNP, CCNA, CCDA, MCSE.

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RouterFreak.com is a wholly owned property of Mass Media Ventures. RouterFreak.com and Mass Media Ventures accepts no liability for the use of any information published here. All information is intended for use by trained professional network engineers. Do not try this at home! Any and all configuration changes should be tested on lab or non-production equipment prior to implementing into a fully production network. You must fully understanding how a change will effect your particular network. Don't be a COWBOY (or CowGirl) - Test first! And when in doubt? RTFM!
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