WISP and Wireline\/Fiber Design and Operation<\/p>\n
MPLS Design and Implementation<\/p>\n
Multicast Routing IGMP, PIM<\/p>\n
eBGP\/iBGP design\/implementation<\/p>\n
Cisco Routers 2800, 3600, 7200, 7600, ASR, ISR<\/p>\n
Cisco Switches 2950, 3550, 3560, 3750, 6500<\/p>\n
Switching (Layer 2) STP, RSTP, EOIP, MSTP, VLAN \u2013 dot1q and q-in-q<\/p>\n
Routing (layer 3) OSPF, BGP, MPLS, L2VPN<\/p>\n
Policy Based Routing, Routing Redistribution, Route Reflection, Failover<\/p>\n
Cisco Firewalls<\/p>\n
Mikrotik 450, 493, 750, RB1100, RB1200, RB2011, CCR, Cloud Core Switches<\/p>\n
Ubiquity Products<\/p>\n
Ruckus Wireless<\/p>\n
Alvarion WiMAX<\/p>\n
Tandberg Multiplexers and Encoders<\/p>\n
IPTV Products \u2013 ADB, Entone, Avail<\/p>\n
Asterisk SIP PBX<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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