Personal CCNA 200-301 lab notes based on Neil Anderson's (Flackbox) free lab guide. Covers all 24 modules — written for active revision, exam prep, and real-world reference.
Campus Network Design and Implementation using Cisco Packet Tracer
A Cisco Packet Tracer project demonstrating Static Routing between two LANs using Cisco routers. Covers IPv4 addressing, router configuration, WAN connectivity, static route implementation, and end-to-end communication verification as part of my CCNA portfolio.
Professional portfolio documenting my contributions to the Bugema University Educational Resource Management System (ERMS), highlighting systems analysis, enterprise application implementation, and infrastructure support.
This project presents the enterprise network architecture design for O-UIT Company, detailing the logical and physical network models, IP allocation, cost estimation, and network configurations for the headquarters in Thu Duc and the District 3 branch in Ho Chi Minh City.
This project implements a SOHO network using Cisco Packet Tracer with VLANs for Admin/IT, Finance/HR, and Customer Service departments. It features inter-VLAN routing for communication between departments and DHCP for automatic IP addressing. The network supports both wired and wireless devices.
A Cisco Packet Tracer implementation of an enterprise network for SmartCity Healthcare.
Arabic/English CCNA learning platform covering ITN, SRWE, and ENSA with 48 modules, 439 lessons, Packet Tracer labs, and exam practice.
Enterprise-style home lab featuring Dell servers, Cisco networking equipment, structured cabling, Proxmox virtualization, Linux systems, NAS storage, RAID configurations, and infrastructure troubleshooting.
A Cisco Packet Tracer implementation of a complex enterprise routing topology using OSPFv2 as the Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP), combined with NAT/PAT for external connectivity simulation.
Multi-VLAN enterprise network design with security, redundancy and remote access — Cisco Packet Tracer
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