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One thing I've learned as an ELV and Network Engineer is that most system failures don't start with hardware, they start with overlooked details.
A single IP conflict.
An incorrect NVR setting.
A faulty switch port.
Poor cable termination.
An undocumented configuration.
These small issues can lead to hours of downtime.
I help businesses and installers remotely diagnose and resolve problems with:
• CCTV & NVR systems
• Access Control
• Network infrastructure
• Remote technical support
• Solar inverter troubleshooting
• IoT and automation projects
I enjoy solving technical challenges, documenting solutions, and helping clients get their systems back online as quickly as possible.
If you're looking for a dependable engineer for remote technical support or troubleshooting, I'd be happy to connect.
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Then came the real features: scheduling, Stripe, Zoom calls etc.
Lesson I keep relearning: on a stuck project, get a reliable way to ship first. Nothing fancy here, just a plain nginx server and an automated deploy. The point is that every fix goes out the same way.
getting it into git and Docker before touching any bugs is the move, respect
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A real-time network monitoring dashboard designed to help campus IT teams observe network health, monitor interfaces, and identify potential issues from a single interface.
What I built
Real-time network monitoring with live interface and system status
Network interface analytics showing traffic and connection activity
Historical monitoring data for analyzing network behavior over time
Live WebSocket communication for continuously updated monitoring data
Network controls to start and stop monitoring directly from the dashboard
Interactive charts and visualizations for easier interpretation of
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Why I built it
The goal was to create a practical campus network monitoring system that demonstrates how real-time networking data can be collected, processed, and presented through a modern web interface.
cool project bro. live data + history in one place is useful. how do you handle reconnecting when the websocket drops?
LEPS needed a professional website that clearly presented its electrical engineering and protection services to commercial and industrial clients across Fiji.
I designed and built a modern multi-page website with service information, capability sections, industry coverage, project content, FAQs and clear contact and quote request options.
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