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Posted: **Mon Sep 21, 2020 6:55 am**

Hello all

I've been a member on the old host here for a couple of weeks now & so I guess its best I get around to (re)introducing myself ( sorta ) anyway on this new
host.

I'm here mainly to share and write from Zürich, Switzerland.

Some might ask what I'm doing on here when the board is largely Aussie-centric. Well I have a few ties to Straya apart from family ( I provide remote support to my aged folks for all their tech needs / wants from afar ).

I'm also providing continuing assistance some mates, rellies & have a few Swiss based and Aussie based non-profit clients, and to a far lesser extent paying clients, mainly for ad-hoc work relating to networking, NBN, servers as well as infrastructure.

Topics closer to my heart are centered on NBN especially on the FttN variant, network, servers, VOIP just to name a few. Happy to try to assist when required ( just send me a message & we can take it from there ).

I'm of Sth East Asian heritage, love travel & am a voluntary tourist guide for my city - our group is called Zürich Greeters.

Ok, I guess thats it for now.. anything I missed?... just ask.

My folks in Morayfield ( 4CAB POI FttN Superlop ) look after her on behalf of the owner, away for several months now and are very attached to this long term guest.

Some tips for Strayans to CH ( Switzerland )
https://www.traveller.com.au/the-knowle ... day-h1euf6

from https://www.traveller.com.au/switzerland

Posted: **Sat Sep 26, 2020 5:10 am**

In my spare time, I am a volunteer DJ at a public hospital in the city of Winterthur, north of the city of Zürich - a studio room dedicated by the hospital for us called SpitalRadio specifically for Geriatrics patients, never having closed since first opening 40 years ago.

Posted: **Wed Sep 30, 2020 4:57 am**

I live some 100m from the local railway station, a vital junction that connects East, North East as well as South East Switzerland - my place has a lakeside view of Lake Zürich and of the Einsiedeln alpine valleys & ski region, and " convenient to public transport "

( 14 trains per hour on average pass through it including th German ICE and Austrian Railjet )

So, here's hoping you'd share a little of yourselves to the community.