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Hi Folks!!

Currently we are hiring for Network Engineer for Top MNC

Roles and Responsibilities:

·      Providing support to the Enterprise level clients in configuration of the Wireless LAN Controllers, Access Points and CPPM server

·      Troubleshooting all kind of network and user connectivity issues post deployment

·      Fault localization and restoration of service over remote session

·      Handling POC cases and escalation tickets as well

·      Making configuration changes as per customer’s requirement and wireless environment

·      Co-ordinate with multi-vendors engineers to have successful user authentication like Layer-2 Security features 802.1x authentication, Port security and VLAN Mobility

·      Co-ordinate with L3 Engineers to resolve critical issues        

·      Effectively handle network outage issues and resolve them in a timely manner

·      Configuring Authentication and encryption in wireless networks with Clear pass

·      Working with AAA configuration, including AD, LDAP, RADIUS for Windows and MAC OS X platform

·      Reviewing the WLAN configuration of customers and identifying any configuration mistakes that could cause potential issues

·      Recreating/simulating the customer’s issues in the local lab to verify the issue and provide an effective resolution

·      Providing network support for client’s wired and wireless networks via remote management and telephone

·      Conduct technical discussion with level 1 engineers on weekly basis

Required Skills:

·      CCNA certified with Wireless Knowledge

·      Basic Knowledge on any of Aruba Clear Pass, FortiNAC, Cisco ISE NAC solution

·      Basic implementation skills on Aruba Clear Pass for Wired, Wireless and Guest NAC solution.

·      Must have experience in configuring switches, routers.

·      Must provide technical support for the team & projects during escalation.

·      Good understanding of dot1x, mac authentication and solution for BYOD

·      Capable to prepare HLD (high level design) and LLD (low level design) for new requirements.