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MARK C.
BLACKMAN 80
Market Street Carroll,
OH 43112 (740)
756‑9410 OBJECTIVE: To
secure a position in information systems / networking where I can utilize my
skills and expertise in the design, maintenance, administration, and management
of networks. EXPERIENCE: Aug.
1999 - Dec. 2001 AT&T Solutions; Bank
One DMZ Network
Management Engineer ¨
Administered,
maintained, and managed all DMZ Network and Systems Management tools and
Performance and Capacity planning tools. (e.g., HP OpenView Network Node Manager
& IT/Operations; NNM map operations; NNM filters; NNM Distributed Internet
Discovery and Monitoring concepts; NNM Database maintenance, MIB Compiling,
CiscoWorks 2000, VitalSuite, Q-page) ¨
Configured
and maintained SNMP on all infrastructure equipment. ¨
Configured
Threshold monitoring (and notification) for all critical devices within the DMZ. ¨
Monitored
communication lines & network traffic for deficiencies in segment loading,
collisions, and congestion. ¨
Installed
and maintained remote business partner connections. ¨
Assisted
firewall team in administration and maintenance of Cisco Pix Firewalls and Nokia
Firewalls running CheckPoint. Jan.
1997 - Aug. 1999 Ohio Department of Human
Services; Bureau of Network Support Network
Engineer (NOC
Supervisor) ¨
Managed
all network infrastructure equipment (e.g., routers, switches, hubs). Primarily
Cisco some Bay. ¨
Designed,
implemented, monitored and maintained Wide
Area Network consisting of 10,000 + users, 290 + servers, and 150 + sites.
Primarily NetWare 4.1x (200 +), some Microsoft NT 3.51 and 4.x (10+), Unix
(HP‑UX and Solaris). ¨
Maintained
Domain Name Server (DNS). ¨
Assigned
and tracked all Static and DHCP assigned IP Address’. ¨
Implemented
and maintained global naming conventions among multiple servers, routers and
networks. ¨
Installed
and maintained LAN/WAN monitoring systems. ¨
Ran
network diagnostics and managed devices using SNMP, HP OpenView, IT/O,
NetMetrix, CiscoWorks, Optivity, Compaq Insight Manager, and Novell
ManageWise. ¨
Distributed
day to day task among Network Operations Center personnel and reported to senior
management any impending problems which adversely affected ODHS networking
functions. Feb. 1991
‑ Jan. 1997 United States Marine Corps Military
Occupational Specialty: Small Computer
Systems Specialist Security
Clearance: Top Secret Jan. 1994
‑ Jan 1997 22nd Marine Expeditionary
Unit Information Systems Manager
/ Network Administrator ¨
Non
Commissioned Officer in charge (NCOIC) of Information Systems Management Office
(ISMO) and the Marines within the ISMO. ¨
Imaged,
maintained, and managed servers; ran all network cable for entire units LAN. ¨
Created
and managed over 200 network user accounts. ¨
Purchased
and maintained computer systems and equipment and installed and maintained all
software for a unit of over 2000 Marines and sailors. ¨
Controlled
and maintained units classified data. ¨
Installed
and repaired all hardware and peripheral equipment. ¨
Provided
24 hour on‑call technical assistance. Nov. 1991
- Jan.1994 2nd Marine Regiment
Telecommunications Center Supervisor
/ Asst. Network Administrator ¨
Transmitted
and received Naval message traffic from PC to PC, via encrypted High Frequency
radio and Asynchronous communications. ¨
Maintained
all cryptographic gear for the communications platoon. ¨
Maintained
records and logs for units classified and unclassified message traffic.
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Administered
network accounts, network printers, and shared network drives for entire
headquarters.
MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
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Installed
and implemented a new OpenView Distributed Environment within the Bank One DMZ
consisting of 5 HP OpenView NNM Polling Stations and 2 HP OpenView ITO
Management Stations. ¨
During
"Operation Assured Response" in Monrovia, Liberia, developed satellite
dial‑in capabilities which provided the unit commander and primary staff
officers with Internet access. ¨
While
deployed in the Mediterranean Sea in 1996, received a Navy Achievement Medal,
Gold Star, for implementing the first ever Wide Area Network aboard the USS
Guam. Using the ships satellite communications and a Cisco 2500 Series router,
established a server to server connection with a Banyan Vines server in Europe.
This link provided the unit with world wide Internet access. ¨
While
deployed in the Adriatic Sea in 1994, received a Navy Achievement Medal for
developing and installing the first shipboard classified Local Area Network out
of existing inoperable equipment. Maintained a database to route classified
message traffic to the primary staff. Developed needed training for users. EDUCATION: Solaris 8
Network Administration Solaris 8
System Administration I Cisco
Enterprise Management Solutions (CEMS) Cisco LAN
Switch Configuration (CLSC) Introduction
to Cisco Routers (ICRC) Novell
Network Management Using ManageWise HP
OpenView IT/Operations for system Administrators I HP
OpenView Advanced Network Node Manager HP
OpenView Network Node Manager Fundamentals for Unix Administrators HP-UX
System and Network Administration I Fundamental
of the UNIX System USMC Technical Schools: Banyan
Vines Network Administration Lotus
Notes
Microsoft
DOS/Windows
Telecommunications
Center
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