Note to reader
This page now serves as a snapshot in time from a simpler, innocent age when 512kbps was a lot of bandwidth. The previous two updates were made in 1999 and 1996. This the 2004 update is being made because I'm starting to get "remember me" emails from fellow students from my (fondly remembered) days in Trinity that mention how out of date my page is. If you knew me in Trinity (or before that) and happen to come across this page then send me an email.

Email: ross AT NO-OP chandler.net. (convert the AT and ignore the NO-OP).

My current job is with Eircom: Where I am responsible for planning & development of the core & international IP Network.

Plugs

If you want to connect to the IPv6 Internet then have a look at this.

Ross Chandler

Tel: (college) (01) 7022280 , (office) (01) 6763600 Fax: 6619879
e-mail: chandler@maths.tcd.ie,ross@clubi.ie

I'm a graduate in Theoretical Physics (1995). Currently I'm doing an M.Sc in High Performance Computing in the Maths Dept. In the summer of 95 I worked as an astronomer at Armagh Observatory. Now I spend my days at an ISP called Medianet. Along with Alex French (Maths, Trinity) I run the network there. When we set up the ISP in December 95 Niall Murphy (CS, UCD) was working with us. He returned to academia and is now an .ie hostmaster. So we can tease him about how easy Ireland's most important computer is to hack.

Check out your sites connectivity with these network utilities (handy for traceroute and ping deprived students too).

Here's a useful site a Looking Glass to the routing tables at major peering points.

My contribution to putting something worthwhile on the web is my Dublin Cinema Guide. Here's a Finger Gateway I wrote many moons ago. When in Trinity I lived in the Maths Society. The School of Mathematics is the best department in college (and is the birth place of UNIX in Ireland).

Here's a pic of Alex French in the days of Club Internet. I don't normally wear suits BTW.

This is two Galaxies colliding. Simulated with a treecode using quadrupole corrections.

No page is complete without a recommended link - SunSite Northern Europe.

	Here's a pic of Alex French in the days of Club Internet. I don't normally wear suits BTW.
	This is two Galaxies colliding. Simulated with a treecode using quadrupole corrections.