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0. BACKGROUND
The blogger holds Double CCIE and Double Masters Degree. He is also a strong supporter of open source community. He has an interest in porting Linux kernel and writing device drivers for AMD/i86 boards. He has been using Linux as his primary desktop for the last 6 years. In free time (when he’s not playing tennis or bush walking), he loves to port Linux kernel on different boards.
For living, I am an IT Technical Consultant based in Sydney, Australia. I am expert in various domains in IT and Telecommunications.
1. MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS:V-BLOCK based Teleco Cloud – design and implementation
- A few large IPTEL distributed clusters – 8K to 12K handsets.
- Architectured 37 nodes Hadoop cluster for parallel data processing using mapReduce.
- A few large scale GetVPN deployment
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Personal OpenFlow project – Successfully ported custom tiny kernel using BuildRoot on ARM board and now doing some custom development in userspace (porting Quaga, sFLOW ipFlow and other networking protocols). This is what keeps him busy when I have nothing to do.
2. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
- 2006-2007 – Charles Stuart University, Australia
Master Degree in Networking and System Administration (with Distinction, GPA 6/7) - 2000-2001 – CCS University, India
Master degree in Statistics/Micro Economics
3. TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS:
- Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) – Security #21569
- Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) – Voice #21569
- Cisco Data Centre Unified Computing Support Specialist (DCUCI)
- Alvarion Certified WIMAX Engineer (ACWE) – 802.16d and 802.16E
- Sun Certified System Administrator (SCSA) – Solaris 8.0
- Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) – Checkpoint 3x
- Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advance (CSPFA)
- Cisco Certified Design Professional (CCDP)
- Cisco Certified Design Associate (CCDA)
- Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP)
- Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
- Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE) – NT 4.0
- ITIL v3 certified (Foundation)
- Diploma course in Computer Software programming (1 year)
4. COURSES AND TECHNICAL SEMINARS
- Attended Cisco-Live Melbourne 2012.
- Attended Cisco UCS training on “DCUCI” course – 2 days in 2010.
- Attended VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM) course – 2 days in 2010.
- Attended Cisco Networkers 2009 in Brisbane.
- Attended VMware High Availability (HA & FT) course – 3 days in 2010.
- Attended Hands on Workshop on Cisco WAAS solution – 1 week in 2007.
- Attended Expand WAN Accelerator training – 2 days in 2006.
- Attended Radware Load Balancer (Link-Proof/Defence-Pro) training – 3 days in 2006.
- Attended RAD products hands on workshop in Vietnam – 1 week in 2005.
- Attended MPLS Advance Switching Course from Geneva Switzerland – 2 weeks in 2003.
- Attended Linux world 2003, New Delhi India – 3 days in 2003.
5. TECHNOLOGY SKILL MATRIX:
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AREA OF SKILL
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SCALE |
SKILL LEVEL |
REMARKS |
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Security |
10 |
8 |
IPSEC, DMVPN, Get-VPN, EZVPN, IPS, IDS, HIDS, NIDS and compliance (PCI, ISO27xxx) Anti-virus, SIEM, end-point security & dot1x Pen Testing and SAN security. |
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IPTEL / Voice/Contact Centre |
10 |
9 |
CUCM up to Version 8.6(2a), Unity, GW/GK, Asterisk, Presence, Microsoft Lync, Tele Presence, and Telco grade class 5 Soft-switch. |
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Routing & Switching |
10 |
7 |
800 series to ASR1xxx & 29xx to Nexus 7K. |
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Cloud Computing (XaaS) |
10 |
7 |
V-BLOCK |
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Storage & SAN |
10 |
7 |
EMC & Cisco/Brocade |
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Windows & *NIX |
10 |
7 |
Very strong in *.NIX, shell scripting. |
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Virtualization |
10 |
7 |
VMware, XEN and some HiperV experience |
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Digital Media System & CMS |
10 |
8 |
Cisco Kit – DMM and DMPs |
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WAN Optimization and Load Balancer |
10 |
8 |
F5, Cisco and Brocade Load Balancers, iRULE. Expand, Riverbed & Cisco WaaS |
| Traditional Switching SDH/PDH/CWDM/DWDM |
10 |
8 |
Primary, Secondary and tertiary Multiplexing over CWDM/DWDM. |
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WIMAX, WIFI & Backhaul radio |
10 |
7 |
Alvarion WIMAX kit, Ceregon and Cisco WIFI
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6. THINGS THAT I DON”T LIKE:
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7. MILESTONES:
- Passed CCIE Voice Lab exam in 2008
- Passed CCIE Security Lab exam in 2011
| 8. CONTACT INFORMATION | |
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| E-MAIL FACEBOOK LINKEDIN | |
| p@bhatkoti.com www.facebook.com/pbhatkoti http://www.linkedin.com/in/pushbhatkoti |
Gr8 profile, very telented man you are…
keep it up man.
I am not sure of you statement on the GUI and it beign a $1400 lunch. There is no issue that cntrl-shift ^^ x will not fix if stuck in the endless looping or if you need to do a “no aaa new-model” to clear out username. Please expand
Hi Mark,
I mean, imagine a situation when you can’t initialize a GUI of CUE and youv’e to create the mailboxes in CUE for CME users. In that situation if you knew the CLI, u won’t care about GUI to be initialize fist to create just those mailboxes.
on top of that, CUE has about 10-15 points in the lab, if it’s not initialized you’ve very thin chances to pass coz 100-15 = 85 points to play with. That why I said using GUI to configure CUE could cost you $1400 in return u will get just a lunch.
HTH
-push
Pushkar is your email address active?
Hi Johnbhai,
Yeah, thanks for reminding me. There was slightly typo. Now its corrected!!
Cheers
-push
Hello Pushkar,
Great great blog. For us running for the CCIE in Voice there is a lot of useful information. Actually regarding the 10 minute QoS configuration I had a doubt: You mention something that BR2, when initializes the call, the siganling goes over the WAN and never comes from the LAN, where the policy for marking is. How you can solve this issue of marking H323 signaling packets to go out the proper value?
its a quiz for you to solve this problem.
I know how..to..
-push
Hi Pushkar,
Great Job, I know your Skills and No doubt you Deserve it, Congratulation Brother.
Rgds,
Feroz
Thank you for sharing your information. This is best I have found on the internet. You certainly have done very well for yourelf. Best Wishes
U hv a good knowledge. Can I ask any question related to subject when I want. Rgds – Prateek, Delhi, India
Hi Prateek,
I’d happy to answer your quesiton, please go ahead and ask.
-push
Hi Pushkar
I have a quick question wrt to VPIM. I have the same issue that you have written about: Message arriving late. I am not very clear about how to solve this. By chance can you let me know steps to resolve this one?
Thanks
John
Hi Pushkar,
great site and thanks for the sharing the information, I have one doubt in hiding the Corp Directory users, can u help me.?
Karuna
Hi Pushkar,
great site and thanks for the sharing the information, I have one doubt in hiding the Corp Directory users, can u help me.?
Karuna
good question.
i am not sure about ccm5/6/7x but in previous 4 or 3 with DC directory or AD integrated you can hide users (not the whole address book though.
Cheers
Hey PUSH, i tried to contact you by email but u dissapear from my contacts.
I finnaly got my CCIE Voice in June 1st.
Just to say THANK YOU for all the tips and support in your great blog.
Keep in touch buddy. You need to take some vacations one of these days, and come to my country.
Regards.
hey buddy,
congratulation on your great success. I’m glad to know that you have finally got it.
Enjoy your number and don’t forget to send me a postcard !!
duh!
-Push
Hello Pushkar,
I have worked with you in the past in Melbourne. I found your blog incredible centric to practical experience. I am amazed that you have passed the lab exam in 9 months time.
Well done, this will be my 7th attempt. I am not sure why I am failing. I do the lab in 5-6 hours but still failing.
Keep the good work and thanks for sharing a lot of tips.
Admond.
Hey Admond,
Sorry but I have totally forgot when I met you. Did we met in Telstra center in CBD?
cheers
-Push
professor Push, after reading you blog i am Speech-less. feel like not born yet. long long way to go for me.
you had a amazing journey! WOW
Hi Mate,
Good to know. Check my person website now! http://www.bhatkoti.com
I think I will do some more posting.
Keep in touch mate
Cheers, Push