What Steve Rothwell does

• I'm the developer of waX.500 , an X.500/LDAP client (DUA) for Microsoft Windows (all flavors). It's was part of the X.500 LDAP project at UM. We give it (with source) away for free. It is widely used here at UM, and in many places in the U.S.A and around the world. It has been used by many implementors of the LDAP protocol to test their implementation.
  
• Along the way I became the kerberos for windows guy at UM (the MIT version of kerberos).
• I made MIT's kerberos for MS Windows work correctly here at UM and maintain it.
• I packaged both waX.500 and kerberos with InstallShield to make it easier for users to install.
• I wrote KrbCheck to make sure kerberos authentication got installed right and to diagnose and recommend solutions for the most common problems (to help the 4HELP folks).
• (I'm not the only kerberos for windows guy. Allan Bjorklund has developed Kerb95 which is an implementation of kerberos with its own API. Also Bob Riddle, Andy Adamson, Marcus Watts, Dave Detlefs and several others have done Windows kerberos stuff too.)
  
• I am the guy who packaged (with InstallShield) the Windows 95 Internet Access Kit, and 2 other derivatives of that kit. That work has been taken over by Chris Mueller.
• In a previous incarnation I was in charge of the MTS message system and SMTP gateway, with the dedicated assistance of Zoe Gurevich, Neda Gholizadeh, Mike Alexander, & Chitra Ramanujan. MTS has been turned off, the hardware sold for scrap, and the forwarding software turned off.