Hi I am Daniel Osborne 
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By day, I work as a Network Architect, designing and implementing enterprise network solutions. My professional experience involves working extensively with technologies like Aruba Central, ClearPass, Cisco
Catalyst Center, and configuring complex network environments. Outside of work, my passion for technology continues in my home lab. I enjoy experimenting with self-hosting and virtualization, primarily using TrueNAS as the core of my setup.
This site serves as a place to share some of my projects, thoughts on technology, and learnings from both my professional work and personal explorations.
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Issuer: Cisco
Verify CredentialFollowing my internship, I was hired onto the team full-time. My responsabilities have evolved to running Proof of Concepts on new solutions and vendors, desiging enterprise solutions for customers and ourselves, run meetings and manage projects, etc. The largest project that I have worked on so far is desiging and deploying dynamic Clearpass 802.1x for all NYS agencies that we support.
My final semester at SUNY Alfred required that I take part in an internship relating to my major. During my time as a student assistant, I worked in the ENS Network Architecture team. Some of my responsabilities included taking in requests from customer agencies and helping develop network solutions that could be used organization-wide.
Following obtaining my AAS in Computer Networking, I transfered to Alfred State to obtain my BTech in Networking Administration. Cirriculum here was more wide, exposing me to different concepts that would be used in the enterprise world. Topics included Active Directory, Linux, Risk Management, Cyber, Security, and Containerization. This leg of my education is what really got me interested into servers and scripting. During my time here I obtained my TestOut Linux Pro certification.
Following graduation of high school, I continued with the program that I was enrolled in at SUNY Adirondack. More in depth topics were reviewed, specifically more advanced routing protocols STP concepts, and cyber security. During my last semeseter I recieved and awared for best student in the IT majors.
During my junior and senior year of high school, I was enrolled in an early college program through a local community college. During this time I obtained 29 college credits towards an associates degree in IT Computer Networking. Curiculum consisted of networking concepts like switching, routing, basic routing protocols, and computer troubleshooting. I also obtained my Cisco CCENT certification at this time during my junior year and my Cisco CCNA RS during my senior year.