About the Technical Editors

Vladimir Kantchev is a solutions architect for Hewlett Packard in Sofia, Bulgaria. He has been working with Cisco technology for almost 10 years in planning, developing, implementing, and supporting various infrastructures for remote sites connectivity, traffic analysis and configuration of an extranet, and firewall implementation for secure connectivity between business partners and customers for an Internet presence using Cisco routers, switches, and PIX firewalls, and VPN technology.

Vladimir holds nine certifications, among them a CCNA, CSS1, CCSP, MCT, MCSE in Windows NT and 2000, and MCP. He has a degree from Technical University Russe in Engineering Computer Systems.

Scott Morris , CCIE No. 4713, CCSI No. 21903. Among other certifications, Scott currently has four separate CCIE certifications (Routing and Switching, ISP/Dial, Security, and Service Provider) and is working on his fifth (Voice). He travels the world teaching and consulting on various projects. To not become bored or stagnant, he has also started branching out into the Juniper Networks world (JNCIS currently and growing) for added training and consulting interests. His primary areas of interest and expertise are in security, IP telephony, cable modem networks, and advanced routing. When not traveling, he resides in Lexington, Kentucky. At times, he has taught CCIE (Routing and Switching) boot camps for various companies and now teaches and develops for IPExpert. He has contributed material to a few different books and has served as a technical editor on many others. He currently runs his own company Emanon.com, Inc. and markets as Uber-Geek.Net, too ([e-mail]).