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Network automation platforms and Cisco Packet Tracer / GNS3 labs, tracked on GitHub.
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My most advanced build: a multi-vendor Python network automation platform with a professional GUI (ttkbootstrap), secure credential management, Netmiko SSH device control, automated reporting, AI-assisted troubleshooting, and configuration backup. Packaged as a standalone .exe with PyInstaller.
A Flask-based power outage monitoring platform built as a home infrastructure training project. The application tracks outages across Port Moresby suburbs using an interactive map and dashboard, with automated data collection, database management, reporting workflows, notifications, weather integration, and cloud deployment.
Multi-site enterprise WAN in Cisco Packet Tracer using eBGP peering between an ISP (AS65000) and four branch sites, with a /30 WAN and /24 LAN addressing scheme, DHCP on each branch router, and full connectivity verified through routing table analysis.
An enterprise network simulation with VLAN segmentation, inter-VLAN routing, DHCP services, and VoIP integration — built to replicate a real hospital-style infrastructure with isolated data and voice traffic, echoing my work at Pacific International Hospital.
A Tkinter-GUI evolution of my original Netmiko automation script, making SSH-based Cisco device management accessible through a desktop interface.
The original version: a Python tool that connects to a real Cisco IOS XE device over SSH via Netmiko and runs common networking show commands through an interactive menu.
Windows Server deployed in a virtualized environment, configured with Active Directory users, groups, and permissions to simulate enterprise identity and access management.
A GNS3 lab demonstrating IP addressing, static routing, and end-to-end connectivity across three routers.
An HTML-based translator that converts Tok Pisin (Papua New Guinea's English creole) into English — a smaller side project outside of networking.
In progress: CCNA preparation using Packet Tracer and GNS3, plus ongoing enhancements to ShikaNet V9. See the full list on GitHub.