Feb 2002 to Jun 2002
Parsian Networks
After using AVAYA, ORINOCO, Cisco and Lucent wireless solutions I prepared to start a new project for building some wireless devices, at the end of project these devices were ready to sell:
And of course we soled more than 10 boxes of them.
Apr, 2001 to Feb 2002
Parsian Networks
In this big project I wrote a server/client that work thru TCP/IP between two or more points. At the first phase I initialize this system from Iran to UAE, each part have 160 phone lines for both calling and answering. Also a base server controls the phone lines from a high speed internet connection. At this time my base server is located at Iran but I will change the location of the server to Canada or USA for better performance. In this server there is no limit on number of servers.
Also I design all of its hardware parts and now it can be soled to anyone interested to be a gateway for us. Each box can handle 8 phone line and a price of 6000 USD.
At this time this system required 8kb/s for each user but I’m in research to reach a lower bandwidth about 2.3kb/s for each user. The main idea is now complete but it takes 20 percent of an Intel Pentium III 600 CPU time for each user and it’s too high. I should resolve this problem and produce a new version of my server.
Mar, 2001
Parsian Networks
This server can worked under WinNT4.0 or Win2K and can answer the call, then take user pid and a password from caller, then it can gave him/her a free line for connecting. At this time (25/5/2001) it uses Go2Call service for its long distance. I use my own Language and Interpreter for this server.
Feb, 2001
Parsian Networks
This language is designed be myself. Also an interpreter is designed. The main reason for this Object Oriented language is to controlling modems and does what ever I need to do with them generally in voice mode. With this language any one can design and developed many useful modem voice based applications like an Answering Machine. This is an Object Oriented language and its ready now for using by any one and of coerce first of all is me!
Nov, 2000
Parsian Networks
This tiny software can send a message to a couple of ICQ members. Generally this tool is useful for advertisement, but I think it’s not legal, so this program has never published and I wrote it only for testing.
Nov, 2000
Parsian Networks
This web based application can do all of our office needs in accounting for them. Has two part, first part is an http server that serve up to 1024 clients at a time and second part is an accounting software using Borland Database Engine.
Sep, 1999 to Jan, 2001
Parsian Networks
This multipart application is a controller for users connecting to Remote Access Service of Windows NT 4.0 Server built with Borland C++ Builder Ver 5.0. Update each 10 minutes. Some of benefits of this application are:
Nov, 1997
Fam Software Group
I wrote a complete active virus. This virus has no danger and only can copy itself and get control of defected computer.
The one and only one result for this tiny program was learning.
Also I test some hardware defection on this and I got excellent results. Some of those results are, Damage of I/O part of the main board, Damage of VGA monitors, Damage of Hard Disk. I could permanently damage all of the above parts of computer.
This virus has no name and no longer actives.
Jan, 1995 to Mar, 1999
IREFCO
A full network system for controlling product line of this large industry. I write it with Borland Paradox. It process approximately 100,000 records of data per 24 hours. All of this system developed by me include analyze, data flow design, relational database systems, access controls, security polices, management charts and reports, physical and logical network design and implementation, auto backup and restore system, a conference system for using between nodes and many more.
Sep, 1997
Fam Software Group
A collection of programs that can handle a small office include:
Warehousing, Accounting, Contact Listing and Calendar
All in Farsi language and developed under Windows 3.1 Farsi (translated by myself). Databases that used in this application is my RDBS that I compatible it with Borland C++ 4.5 for windows.
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