Services
What I work on
Four areas, the whole network. Most problems touch more than one — which is why it helps to have one engineer who covers them all.
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Campus & access
Switching, routing and Wi-Fi that just work — and control over who connects.
The network your people use every day: offices, warehouses, branches. Stable routing and switching, reliable Wi-Fi, and access control that knows who and what is connecting — including software-defined campus fabrics with Cisco SD-Access and Catalyst Center (formerly DNA Center), or a BGP EVPN fabric on Catalyst if you’d rather not depend on a controller.
Technologies & platforms
- 02
WAN & cloud
Sites and clouds connected securely, using every link you pay for.
Branches, remote users and cloud workloads connected as one network. SD-WAN that actually uses your links — Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN (Viptela) or Fortinet — VPNs that don’t drop, and cloud networking designed on purpose instead of bolted on.
Technologies & platforms
- 03
Security
Firewalls you can read, and segments that actually contain things.
Firewall rulebases cleaned up or rebuilt, networks segmented so one incident stays one incident, and remote access that doesn’t open the door to everyone. Hardening is part of every change, not a separate project.
Technologies & platforms
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Data center & AI
VXLAN EVPN and ACI fabrics for your servers — and lossless networks for GPU clusters.
Spine-leaf fabrics on Cisco Nexus with VXLAN BGP EVPN, single-site or multi-site, or on Cisco ACI. Migrations away from three-tier and vPC designs without stopping the business, and lossless, high-bandwidth networks for AI and GPU workloads.
Technologies & platforms
Ways to work together
Four ways to start.
Assessment
A review of your current network, with a written report of the risks and a prioritized plan.
Troubleshooting
A specific problem, found and fixed — including the ones that have been open for months.
Project
Design and implementation of something new, or a migration away from something old.
Ongoing support
A fixed number of hours each month for changes, questions and escalations.
Tell me what’s going on with your network.
Book a 30-minute call and we’ll look at it together. Prefer to write first? Email works too.