RON JOHNSON

1720 Verbena St. N.W

Washington, DC 20012 

Wireless-(202) 841-3309 - E-mail: rjohnsoro@hotmail.com

CERTIFICATIONS:                     EDUCATION:___________________________________

CCNA, CCDA, CCNP TESST, Beltsville, MD

Electronics and Computer Technology

Graduated April 1995

Strayer University, Washington, DC

BS Business Administration

Graduate June 1990

PROFESSIONAL  LICENSES

Broker/Owner

Ron J Realty, LLC

Licensed in DC, MD and VA

SECURITY CLEAREANCE

Department of Defense (DOD) Top Secret:  Active

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Hardware:

· Cisco Routers:  1600, 1700, 4000, 2800 and 7200 series · Cisco Switches: 4500, 6509, 3550, and 2900

· Gigabit Ethernet and Wireless AP 1232G and 1242G

· Marconi Switches: ASX-1000, ASX-4000 and 200BX series · 3Com Hubs: SuperStack II PS 40 Hub, SuperStack 3300

· First Virtual Corporation: 10625 and 10626 V-Switches · Others: Cache Flow 500

Protocols:

ATM, Frame Relay, RIP, OSPF, EIGRP, ELAN, TCP/IP, SMNP, STP, SMTP, ICMP, UDP, FTP

Software:

·Microsoft: NT Workstation, Windows ‘98 and ’95, Office Professional 2000 and ’97

· Network Monitoring: HP Open View, Cisco Works 2000, WS Watch, WHATS UP GOLD, and Remedy

· Others: Visio Professional 2000, Pumpkin, Cache Flow v3.0.14

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EXPERIENCE

District of Columbia Government

Network Engineer – May 2000 – Presently

On a daily basis I conduct and manage site visits/surveys and work directly with vendors to ensure that OCTO recommendations/design as it relates to power, router, wireless implementation, switch, and cable requirements are delivered per SOW.  I also recommend hardware requirements and cost analysis. I’m responsible for the configuration of routers, switches, wireless WI-FI hardware and various LAN.  I perform daily network monitoring, sniffer captures, troubleshooting network/LAN issues; monitor/create remedy tickets and escalation.

Electronic Data Systems (EDS), Crystal City, VA

Air National Guard Security NOC

Lead NOC Engineer - October 1999 to September 2002

Was assigned to the AIR NATIONAL GUARD domestic enterprise network that consist of 6 regions and over 100 flying wings and more than 1200 nodes. Isolate and trouble shoot network hardware and circuit connectivity problems. Performed Layer 1, 2 and 3 trouble shooting of  Frame Relay, ATM, ISDN and IP. Identify hardware/software configuration problems on Cisco routers, and NORTEL switches. Work closely with Telco to test the integrity of ISDN, T1, OC3, and OC12 circuits, CSU/DSU, smart jacks.  Configure Cisco routers running OSPF, BGP and RIP routing protocols. Coordinate new end-site turn-ups with the Telco and field engineers. Utilize HP Open View and Cisco Works to monitor network health. Use Remedy system to track network outages. Under direct supervision, assists in analyzing DOD security requirements,  and develops cost-effective solutions.  Prepares work prints and schematics for the placement, implementation, rearrangement, or removal of firewall technologies and associated hardware and software configurations, assists in analyzing, selecting, and designing intrusion systems, security logic, and monitoring systems connected to wide area networks.  Assists in evaluating firewall technologies, filtering characteristics, and recommends network center based security systems.  Maintained and proactively troubleshot the NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU distance learning ATM backbone.  Hardware consisted of over 2000 Cisco routers, FORE and FVC switches throughout the US.  Duties consisted of turning up new collocated and non-collocated classrooms on FORE 200BX and First Virtual Switches.  Configuration of Cisco 4700s ATM interfaces and network monitoring, using NetCool, CISCOWORKS and HP Open View.  Troubleshot connectivity issues such as SC/ST fiber, over T1and OC3, capturing router statistics.  Upgraded and back-up of routers and switches; by-pass and opening of ports on the firewalls on a needed basis.  Add/updated DNS and Access-List entries that reside on an SUN station.

Verizon Network Integration

Field Engineer – April 1997 – September 1999

Survey, install and configuration of Cisco 2500s, 5500s and 7000s routers, Cisco Light Stream 1010s and Catalyst 3000s switches.  Configuration of Ascend IMUX over ISDN for Videoconferencing.   Installed 2500 routers, 1900 switches, CSU/DSUs, modems, in over 400 DC public Schools, Prince County government locations and Georgetown University Hospital Center.  Performed  SNA, DLSW , VLAN (5000), ATM, SMDS, frame-relay, Ether Channel, Fast Ethernet, HSRP and access-list configuration.  Migrated LAN & WAN networks as it relates to  high-speed circuits (DS1, DS3, Fiber).  NT/Novell administration of users accounts on an  EXCHANGE Server.  Dial-up networking and troubleshoots as it relates to the router, and CSU/DSU.  Also troubleshot twisted pairs and 66 and 110 blocks using toner, and other telephony  tools.   Survey, install and configuration of  Picture Tel and VTEL videoconferencing equipment using ISDN lines.  Working knowledge IBM mainframes as it relates to connecting Cisco hardware to the IBM controller units.

University of Maryland at College

Computer Tech - February 1996 - April 1997

Was responsible for cabling the States’ cooperative extension offices; I installed the hubs, PCs, software and hardware configuration. 

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Office Manager- October 1986 – December 1995

Primary duties included supervision of the day-to-day contract administration, disbursement, deliverables and drafting contracts.