I've done consulting work for numerous ISP's. Everything from porting Linux kernel bug-fixes from 2.0.x kernels back into the unsupported 1.2.x kernels to Cisco router and routing protocol (OSPF and BGP) configuration.

I've done work for other companies including:

• Building GNU and ISC applications on old Unix systems. i.e. building/installing GCC, Bash, upgrading Sendmail, building/installing Bind on previously unsupported platforms.

• Red Hat Linux server installation, remote administration and long term maintenance, including migrating web servers, email, and web proxy service from NT servers to Linux servers.

• Asterisk (VOIP PBX) installation, maintenance, and integration with traditional PBX's.

Since I do work full-time, consulting work is primarily done from home at night or on weekends. To avoid a conflict of interest, I avoid doing work for ISP's that compete with my employer or companies that are clients of my employer unless I was already working for them before their business relationship with my full-time employer.

Prices depend on the type and complexity of the work. Nobody's ever complained about my prices, so I must be pretty reasonable.