Afroz Ahmad
Education:
- Bachelor in Technology (Electronics & Communication)
- CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Administrator)
- CCIE (Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert)
Expertise:
- Computer Networking
- Networking Gears like Routers, Switches, WiFi equipments, Firewalls, etc
- Telecom
- Internet
- Internet Services
- Data Center Networks
- ISPs (Internet Service Providers)
Introduction:
- Network Designer and Technology writer specializing in Computer Networking, Electronics, Internet, and Telecom.
Experience:
I’m a Network Engineer with more than 17 years of experience in Computer Networking, Data Centers, Telecom, Internet Services, and ISPs. Currently, I work as a Network Designer for a leading ISP equipment vendor.
I share my expertise through my blog and courses, aiming to help people solve everyday internet issues, select the appropriate equipment for their tech needs, and simplify complex networking concepts for both beginners and experienced professionals.
Reach out to me with any questions you have on Computer Networking, Modems, Routers, Internet services, etc.
Latest Posts from Afroz
Latest Posts
OSPF Link State Advertisements – All 11 OSPF LSA Types Explained An important part of OSPF is the Link State Advertisements (LSAs). LSAs are generated…
I recommend you read my previous blog post about OSPF and how it works first. This article will help you understand different OSPF states and the importance…
In this article, we’ll discuss What is OSPF in networking and how OSPF works? We will also define its basic concepts, like why and how OSPF forms…
In this post, we’ll define what is Routing Information Protocol or RIP and how it works, and show its pros and cons before diving into details like…
Routers run different dynamic routing protocols types to update their routing table automatically. Depending on the scale and nature of your network, you might need…
In this blog post, you’ll learn about floating static routes, their characteristics, and why you might use them. Discover how to configure floating static routes…