He is also the Center's system administrator and is responsible for the configuration and maintenance of its network. Most of the Center's workstations run Linux, and over the last few years Fernando has created a software package to mirror the Center's software. The package was made freely available via the local network, enabling students to run exactly the same system at home as at the Center. This package eventually became what is now called Planet CCRMA At Home (Planet CCRMA for short, or just "the Planet"), and it is now freely available for the general public.