CCNP CCIE Mentorship, Real-World Labs
Budget: $250 – $750 CAD
I’m ready to push past theory and dive deep into CCNP-level routing, switching, and end-to-end troubleshooting—ideally at the standard you’d expect from a CCIE. I already have gear spun up in my own lab and want each session to hinge on practical, real-world examples rather than canned topologies.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Live, advanced-level walkthroughs of core CCNP topics—think OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, STP, VLAN design, and complex fault isolation—mapped directly onto my existing lab so I can see cause and effect in real time.
• Homework labs or configs that I can load into my environment between sessions to reinforce concepts.
• Clear troubleshooting methodology: how to narrow down a problem, verify with show/debug commands, and document fixes the way it’s done in production networks.
• A concise recap or short recording after each meeting so I can review without re-inventing notes.
Acceptance criteria: after the engagement I should be able to design and troubleshoot a multi-site enterprise network without external help, pass the CCNP exam with confidence, and articulate CCIE-level best practices when presenting to peers. If that aligns with your expertise, let’s set up the first session.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Live, advanced-level walkthroughs of core CCNP topics—think OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, STP, VLAN design, and complex fault isolation—mapped directly onto my existing lab so I can see cause and effect in real time.
• Homework labs or configs that I can load into my environment between sessions to reinforce concepts.
• Clear troubleshooting methodology: how to narrow down a problem, verify with show/debug commands, and document fixes the way it’s done in production networks.
• A concise recap or short recording after each meeting so I can review without re-inventing notes.
Acceptance criteria: after the engagement I should be able to design and troubleshoot a multi-site enterprise network without external help, pass the CCNP exam with confidence, and articulate CCIE-level best practices when presenting to peers. If that aligns with your expertise, let’s set up the first session.