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Name : Usman Ali
Nationality : Pakistani
Date of birth : 12/04/1973
Languages : English, Urdu and Arabic
Contact : usman198@yahoo.com
Mobile: 0092 333 4857766
Education

BCS (Bachelor of Computer Sciences) 1996


Certifications
Cisco certified network associate CCNA 2.0.
Cisco Certified Network Professional CCNP.
Cisco Sales Essentials CSE (646-201)
MCSE (Microsoft certified system engineer).
Microsoft accelerated examines 70-240.

Skills and Abilities
Routers Cisco 7206 VXR 3745, 3640, 2500, 1700, 2600 & 1600.
Switches Cisco Catalyst 6509, 2900, 4003, 4006, 4507 series
Cisco LRE 2950 LRE, 48 port series POTS splitters
Security PIX firewalls Symantec Gateway security SGS 5310, 5110 , Watch
Guard, Cisco IDS 4210
IBM X 440 series, Fast T 200, Fast T 500
Wireless Aironet 1200, 350
VOIP Nextone , ACME packet (net-net ) , Vierling Teles(GSM) , Quintum
FXO,FXS, Quescom , 2N
Protocols
WAN Frame-Relay, ISDN, X.25, DS1/3, DSL, ISDN, DSL, PRI, T1/E1, T3/E3, IP Multicast, QoSLAN HSRP, VLAN, Token Ring, Routing EIGRP, OSPF, RIP, IGRP, BGP, ISIS
Management Software Sniffer pro 4.7, Distributed sniffers, Cisco LAN manager, Network
Node Manager Enterprise edition 6.4 and 7.0, Veritas. Solar wind
Storage NAS, SAN
VOIP SIP, H.323 , G.729 ,G.723, G.726 ,G.711,GSM

Work Experience

BLUBAY Networks (Pakistan). August2005-at present

Working as Network Administrator in Blubay Networks Ltd, duties are to
Provide maximum level of Technical Support to customers according to their specs and vendors.

In BLUBAY Ltd Telecom Team, I am providing technical services over VOIP technologies.
Remotely Managing Technical operations of VOIP Traffic Routing and Billing Department Technology Distribution Ltd, UK.

Duties:
VOIP Routing, Monitoring, Configurations, System Management.

VOIP Routing includes:
Routing over Least Cost, Customer, Proportional, Hunt, Priority, Capacity, Rates, Prefixes. ASR and ACD based routing triggered by billing alerts.

Currently Hands On Equipments
Acme Packet Net-Net SD - Session Border Controllers.
Cisco GW – AS5300 /AS5350/ AS5400.
Nextone MSW.
SysMaster Voice Master – Gatekeeper
Redhat Open Source based Gatekeepers GNUGK.
Vierling GSM – Gateways
Teles GSM – Gateways
Quintum


3iSolution (Saudi Arabia) July 2002-june 2005
Network engineer and project manager
Responsibilities:
- Solution study and equipment selection.
- Design and implement the Cisco and networking solutions.
- Trouble shoots the LAN, WAN networks.
- Site survey of LAN, WAN, Wireless and security solution.
- Make proposals of the all network solutions.
- Analyses the SAN and NAS storage requirements, design and selections of the equipment.
- Product selection to purchasing department.
- Supporting sales team
- Customer satisfaction and remove objections.
- Participate in engineering design meetings and collaborative work groups.
- Plan, schedule and implement technical solutions in an operational environment.
-Perform prototype development, configuration and testing to finalize best-fit technical solutions
Work
Responsible for all networks LAN, Wireless LAN, Wan, Network Security solutions using equipment of Cisco, 3com, IBM and other vendors. IBM SAN and NAS solutions working on Cisco routers, switches firewalls, Cisco and 3com Wireless Equipment. Symantec appliances SGS, Man hunt. Frequently working on LAN switching Creating VLAN, switching and security solution, implementations. Worked on 3550, 2900, 4006, 6509 switches, 1700, 2600, 3600, 3700, 7206 VXR Routers, 525, 515E, 535 pix fire walls, work on Cisco IDS Intrusion detection systems NIDS and HIDS.

WORLD STAR Pvt., Pakistan (July 1998-june 2002)
Involved in Network Management, Designing, Installation, Configuration, and Operations & Administration of Internet work.
Evaluating, recommending internetworking products technologies services standards & protocols for high performance multi traffic network communications projects.

References
Can be submitted on request

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