Basic Switching refers to configuring network switches to manage the flow of data between devices in a local area network (LAN). Using Cisco Packet Tracer, I can configure switches to create a network setup that allows seamless communication between devices while optimizing network performance.

Multilayer Switching involves the use of Layer 3 switches that can perform both routing and switching functions, making networks more efficient by enabling faster data transfer and reducing latency. By implementing multilayer switching, I can improve your network's overall performance and scalability.

VLANs (Virtual Local Area Networks) allow network administrators to segment a single physical network into multiple logical networks. This segmentation improves security, reduces broadcast traffic, and optimizes network performance by isolating traffic between different groups of devices.

Static Routing is the manual configuration of routes in a network, while Dynamic Routing uses protocols like RIP, OSPF, and BGP to automatically adjust routing tables based on network changes. Static routing is simple and reliable for small networks, while dynamic routing is better for larger, more complex networks that require automated adjustments.

Firewall Configuration is essential for securing networks by filtering incoming and outgoing traffic based on predefined security rules. I set up firewalls to block unauthorized access, allow legitimate traffic, and protect your network from malicious attacks.

Yes, I offer hands-on configuration and troubleshooting services for both CCNA and CCNP labs. Whether you're studying for certification exams or need practical assistance with real-world networking setups, I can guide you through complex configurations and help resolve network issues.

After the network is configured, I provide ongoing support for troubleshooting, maintenance, and adjustments. If any issues arise or if your network requires updates, I offer continued assistance to ensure everything operates smoothly.