Cisco SDA & ISE Design
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
I am about to deploy a green-field Software-Defined Access network built on Cisco DNA Center and Identity Services Engine. I need an engineer who has already taken few past SDA environment from whiteboard concept to a fully operational fabric and can do the same here.
The engagement centres on network design and implementation. You will start by validating my requirements and translating them into a High-Level and Low-Level Design. From there, you will build the fabric in DNAC, integrate ISE for authentication and policy, configure segmentation, and hand over a stable, well-documented system.
Key deliverables
• HLD and LLD covering fabric roles, capacity, policy, and automation approach
• Fully configured DNAC fabric with border, control, edge nodes, and wireless integration
• ISE integration, TrustSec policy sets, guest/BYOD flows, and end-to-end testing
• As-built documentation and knowledge-transfer session
Acceptance criteria
– All fabric devices remain healthy in DNAC with no critical alarms
– User/device authentication and authorisation succeed via ISE policies
– Defined VLANs/VRFs route with expected performance and latency targets
Please include examples of past SDA-DNAC-ISE projects you have delivered—screenshots, diagrams, or brief summaries are ideal. Generic CVs alone will not be enough.
Remote console and out-of-band access are ready, and hours is mainly PST (California hours) but flexible.
The engagement centres on network design and implementation. You will start by validating my requirements and translating them into a High-Level and Low-Level Design. From there, you will build the fabric in DNAC, integrate ISE for authentication and policy, configure segmentation, and hand over a stable, well-documented system.
Key deliverables
• HLD and LLD covering fabric roles, capacity, policy, and automation approach
• Fully configured DNAC fabric with border, control, edge nodes, and wireless integration
• ISE integration, TrustSec policy sets, guest/BYOD flows, and end-to-end testing
• As-built documentation and knowledge-transfer session
Acceptance criteria
– All fabric devices remain healthy in DNAC with no critical alarms
– User/device authentication and authorisation succeed via ISE policies
– Defined VLANs/VRFs route with expected performance and latency targets
Please include examples of past SDA-DNAC-ISE projects you have delivered—screenshots, diagrams, or brief summaries are ideal. Generic CVs alone will not be enough.
Remote console and out-of-band access are ready, and hours is mainly PST (California hours) but flexible.
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