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Your business can't run without the network. But what do network engineers even do? Here's a short list: 1. Design network layouts 2. Monitor network performance 3. Manage IP addressing schemes 4. Provide technical support and training 5. Keep accurate records of the network architecture 6. Ensure the network is protected against threats 7. Automate repetitive tasks and processes 8. Identify and mitigate security risks 9. Analyze network traffic patterns 10. Balance traffic across servers 11. Develop disaster recovery plans 12. Fix it when the internet goes down 13. Conduct network capacity planning 14. Set up and manage routers and switches 15. Ensure compliance with policies and regulations 16. Coordinate with external stakeholders for projects 17. Keep all hardware and software up-to-date 18. Troubleshoot connectivity issues 19. Optimize network efficiency 20. Set up firewalls and VPNs Soooo next time you see a network engineer, make sure you say thank you!! P.S. How are you making network engineering cool?

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Core Network Engineer

Network Architect

A network technician is not a network engineer but a network engineer might also be a network technician. What???? Some companies make these roles look the same, but actually they aren’t. And when I understood this in the early stage of my career, it was the secret sauce to start progressing professionally. Network technicians are mainly responsible for installing and configuring network hardware, such as routers, switches, cables. They perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot issues such as connectivity problems or hardware failures. They are the ones that provide technical support to end users (the guy you blame when you don’t have internet). In terms of skills, they have a basic understanding of network protocols and troubleshooting. Often they hold certifications like Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) or CompTIA Network. Network engineers have the same skills as network technicians and a lot more. They’re responsible for designing and planning complex network systems, implementing and managing network projects, monitoring and optimizing network performance to ensure efficiency and reliability. They also implement network security measures to protect against threats. They have a deep understanding of network architecture, protocols and advanced technologies. They’re able to analyze network requirements and design solutions. Often they hold certifications like CCNP, CCIE Network technicians typically handle more hands-on, day-to-day operational tasks, whereas network engineers focus on the higher-level design, planning, and optimization of networks. Now that you know the difference between these roles, it’s easier for you to choose at which level you are and which one you want to achieve. What is your current level and what are you doing to get to the next one? Let me know if I can help ???? #binaryavenue #networkengineer #networktechnician

Network Architect

Network Architect

Proud to share my latest achievement! I’ve recently completed the CCNB (Routing & Switching) course, where I gained in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in essential networking concepts. Here's a breakdown of some of the key topics covered: Routing Protocols: Learned about dynamic routing protocols such as OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP, and how to implement them to ensure efficient data flow between networks. Switching Technologies: Gained expertise in VLANs, trunking, STP (Spanning Tree Protocol), and port security to design secure and scalable LAN infrastructures. WAN Technologies: Explored wide area network (WAN) protocols and their configurations, including MPLS, PPP, and Frame Relay, to ensure optimal long-distance data transmission. Network Security: Covered key security protocols and tools such as ACLs (Access Control Lists), firewalls, and VPNs to secure network environments from external threats. Troubleshooting & Optimization: Hands-on practice in diagnosing, analyzing, and resolving common network issues, as well as fine-tuning network performance for stability and speed. This course has empowered me with a solid foundation in designing, managing, and troubleshooting both small and large-scale networks. I look forward to applying these skills to new challenges in the telecommunications and networking sectors! #Networking #RoutingAndSwitching #TelecomSkills #ContinuousLearning #TechJourney

?? Project Completed: Network Design and Configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer ?? I’m excited to share that I’ve just finished a hands-on project where I implemented what I’ve learned in CCNA using Cisco Packet Tracer! ?? During this project, I successfully designed and configured a network topology, applied hierarchical network design principles, and worked through a range of essential networking technologies. Here’s what I implemented: ? Hierarchical Network Design ? Correct Cabling for Networking Devices ? Basic Device Settings Configuration ? VLAN Creation and Port Assignment ? Subnetting & IP Addressing ? Inter-VLAN Routing with SVIs ? DHCP Server Configuration for Dynamic IPs ? Secure Remote Access via SSH ? OSPF Routing Protocol Configuration ? NAT Overload (PAT) Configuration ? Site-to-Site IPsec VPN Setup ? Standard & Extended ACL Configuration ? Switchport Security (Port-Security) Setup ? WLAN Configuration with Cisco Access Points ? ISP Router Configuration ? Testing & Verifying Network Communication This experience helped me deepen my understanding of network configurations, security, and IP services while using a robust tool like Packet Tracer. It’s been a challenging but incredibly rewarding process. ???? #Networking #Cisco #PacketTracer #CCNA #NetworkDesign #Cybersecurity #Routing #VLAN #OSPF #VPN #NAT #AccessControl #Tech