These projects show how I plan, configure, test and troubleshoot systems—not simply how I follow a list of commands.
01
TECHNICAL PROJECT
Active Directory environment
Designed and configured a Windows Server domain with organizational units, users, groups, shared-folder permissions and security-focused Group Policies.
Created organizational units, users and security groups for a realistic company structure.
Configured shared folders and group-based permissions to support least-privilege access.
Applied policies for account lockout, Windows Firewall and restricted Control Panel access.
Tested user sign-in, policy application and resource access from domain-joined systems.
RESULT
A structured access model with policy-driven controls.
Windows ServerAD DSGroup Policy
02
TECHNICAL PROJECT
Cloud Linux server
Deployed and administered an Ubuntu EC2 instance, configuring users, XFS storage volumes, mounts, ACL permissions, packages and server profiles.
Launched and accessed an Ubuntu EC2 instance with security and connectivity in mind.
Created users and groups, then applied standard permissions and access-control lists.
Prepared XFS storage volumes and persistent mounts for reliable use after restart.
Installed packages and customized server profiles through the command line.
RESULT
A documented, permission-aware server environment.
AWS EC2UbuntuBashACLs
03
TECHNICAL PROJECT
Enterprise network labs
Built and troubleshot routed and switched networks using VLANs, DHCP relay, subnetting and OSPF in Cisco Packet Tracer.
Planned IPv4 subnets and separated departments with VLANs.
Configured switching, inter-VLAN routing and DHCP relay for connected clients.
Used OSPF to exchange routes across simulated enterprise routers.
Verified connectivity step by step and corrected configuration faults.
RESULT
Stable routing backed by systematic fault isolation.