Hey Buddy, the content you have in here is worth its weight in gold. I hope you don't kill the site after some time. I --like many others-- really enjoy reading the articles you post.
Have you considered moving to a totally hassle free environment? you can use something like tumblr or posterous to simply post your articles as you wish... they do an awesome job of handling everything for you and you can even use your own domain... for free.

see picturesofirvine.com for a your-own-domain example I'm working on.

Anyway, I hope you don't just ditch this. -- And remember, my offer to host your own wordpress site still stands. :)

Please keep this site up. I use it every once in a while to sharpen my subnetting skills when I feel rusty. It's a great tool.

Sorry to see you go. I hope you don't mind but as a precaution to this site going down I copied the subnetting quiz to my laptop and running on a webserver there. It is often my lunch entertainment.

I don't blame you! I do however plan to keep everything up, the subnetting quiz in particular, for as long as possible. I should rephrase my post. Glad you enjoy the quiz!

Dear Steve Kehlet,

I really appreciate your collection of resources on the kehlet.cx website, <http://www.kehlet.cx/articles/122.html>.

I became interested in ancient calendars after I was assigned a research project in the field. From that research, we ended up publishing a great article here: <http://www.onlineschooling.net/Ancient-Calendars>, that covers all areas of historical and ancient calendars. I also came across your site and thought I might pass this link on to you as a thank you for you wonderful resources.

I know this article would be a great addition to your information, and I'm sure that it could help many of your users. Let me know what you think!

Best Wishes,

Hailee Bock
<hailee@onlineschooling.net>

Your Subnetting page was passed on to me by my College Instructor for Network Security. I found it very productive and continue to use it from time to time to keep my skills up. I know that ipv4 is now going to be discontinued, but till it actually happens, we will need to know how to do it on ipv4. Keep up the great work!

Sewolf
www.sewolf.ca

Thanks for letting me know Sewolf. I'm glad you find it helpful.

I have been searching for a good class A subnetting quiz and this one is perfect! This will definately help me with upcoming certs. Great job!

I am a high school teacher in the Elk Grove Unified School District, near Sacramento; a UC, Berkeley grad, class of '86, and a former resident of Unit 2, Davidson Hall. Here at the school, we are having a college day wear the teachers are being asked to wear their college paraphenalia and spend sometime talking about the colleges they have attended. I ended up using the photos from your 9.2003 return to Berkeley in a powerpoint for my students. Couldn't find better or more varied pictures anywhere else.

Phil, glad you liked the pictures :-).