Alexandre Fenyö - alex@eowyn.fr.eu.org

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STUDIES

Born in Rouen (France) on May, 14 1970.
Math Sup and Spéciale M' at Lycée Corneille de Rouen.
Graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications de Paris.
Third year option was : I.D.L. (Ingénierie du logiciel).
Third year report : study on SNMPv2 and implementation of new objects.

DEVELOPMENTS UNDER WINDOWS & UNIX/XWINDOW

1993 : development of an application in Borland C++ for Windows at Da Vinci Consulting.
1994 : development of an X-Window based application for Aérospatiale.

ENGINEER/CONSULTANT

1994-1995 : Engineer in the technical staff of EUnet France (major Internet Provider in Europe), work on security, administration of network materials (CISCO, ECOM, Portmaster Livingston, PABX, etc.), Internet connectivity (UUCP, modem, RNIS, X.25, leased lines, etc.), network services (email, news, DNS, multicast tunneling, etc.).
1995-1996 : Consultant for Sun Microsystems and other corporations, animation of courses at Sun Microsystems.

RESEARCH

Now Ph D candidate at Université Paris 6, in the ASIM department of LIP6 : development of new kernel protocols and services in the Unix BSD4.4 operating system to implement a distributed memory based OS for the parallel computer MPC.

Creator and webmaster of the ENST Former Students Web Server.

Two friends of mine and I have written a book on how to connect a LAN to the Internet :

Raccorder son réseau d'entreprise à l'Internet,
Alexandre FENYÖ, Frédéric Le GUERN, Samuel TARDIEU,
Published on february 1997 by Ed. Eyrolles,
513 pages + CD-Rom for Mac/PC/Unix.

Contents (a full description in french is available here):

The different steps to connect a LAN to the Internet (modem, RNIS, X.25, leased lines, TCP/IP, PPP...),
understanding and configuring the basic services : DNS (Domain Name System), SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), NNTP (News servers and clients),
The World Wide Web : HTML (HyperText Markup Language), HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol), CGI (Common Gateway Interface), installing and configuring servers and proxies,
The Multicast Backbone : the concepts, configuring the routing protocols and daemons, installing and using the video and audio multicast applications,
Security on the Internet : the Firewall model, building access control lists, software to validate and improve security, cryptography,
Many other things I don't have enough time to write here (buy it, you'll love it !).

Her name is Yohko, doesn't she really look pretty ?!