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Welcome to Iain Moffat's Web Site
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These are my personal web pages. Please see the links
below for various sub-sites. I am a professional
telecommunications and IT engineer working mostly with (Cisco) networks, checkpoint
firewalls and various UNIX and Linux versions (see
my CV link for more
details) and am a BCS
Member and was for some years a Chartered
IT Professional (CITP). My background is in
electronics and radio with a (CNAA) degree from Robert Gordons University in 1987 although I started life
on a croft in the foothills of Ben Wyvis in the Scottish
Highlands. I have lived in Suffolk in the East of England since 1987 and have worked at Adastral Park (formerly BT Laboratories) for most of that time although I travelled extensively in the 1990s and early 2000s. In my earlier career I worked on ISDN, Video Conferencing and the design of boards and integrated circuits for those systems, and carried out early research on VOIP which led to my one published paper. More recently I was infrastructure lead for the BT Wireplay Computer Games network (think dialup version of Steam), the Sega Dreamcast pan-European dialup network provided by BT, and the BT Vision Content Distribution network before my final role working on BT Vision and BT Sport multicast delivery. I am now semi-retired and self employed with interests in the Business Radio and IT consultancy industries. Outside of my professional activites I am a photographer, radio amateur (Licensed as GM1WCK in 1986 and G0OZS since 1991), Group Controller for East Suffolk RAYNET, volunteer at the Norfolk Tank Museum, Honorary Secretary of the Vintage & Military Amateur Radio Society and Land Rover enthusiast who enjoys living in the Suffolk countryside near Mendlesham. I run this site partly as a service to local Felixstowe and Harwich radio clubs and the Vintage & Military Amateur Radio Society, partly as continuing professional development and partly to host my photographic archives. |