Capability Matrix

Multi-vendor. Deep, not wide.

Hands-on engineering across the platforms your environment actually runs on. Not a logo wall — proven operational depth on the gear that matters in enterprise, industrial, and public-sector networks.

Platforms & Protocols

Engineering capability across the stack.

Each row represents real, hands-on operational depth — from initial design and implementation through day-2 support and lifecycle refresh.

Category	Platforms & Protocols
↳ Routing & Switching	Catalyst 9500/ 9300/ 9200/ 4500/ 3850/ 2960· Nexus 9K/ 7K/ 5K/ 2K· ISR 4300/ ASR 1000· Meraki MS
↳ Security & Firewalls	Palo Alto NGFW· Meraki MX· Fortinet FortiGate· Cisco ASA· Cisco ISE (802.1X)· Dynamic NAC
↳ Wireless Infrastructure	Aruba Mobility Conductors· Aruba A7024 Controllers· Aruba AirWave· Meraki MR· Cisco Enterprise WLAN
↳ Routing & HA Protocols	BGP· OSPF· MPLS WAN· VRF Instances· Cisco vPC· Cisco VSS· HSRP· VRRP· L2/L3 Inter-VLAN Routing
↳ Operations & Tools	Microsoft Visio Architecture· SolarWinds· SNMP / MRTG Monitoring· Remedy· ServiceNow

Vendor-Agnostic Recommendations

What fits your environment, not our margin.

AMERINETS holds no reseller agreements that bias platform recommendations. Recommendations are driven by lifecycle, operational fit, and total cost — not by partner program tiers.

Lifecycle-Driven

Decisions weighted by where the platform sits in its support and end-of-life cycle. EOL exposure is called out explicitly in every recommendation.

Operational Fit

What your team can actually run day-to-day. A feature-rich platform is a liability if it can't be operated by the people on the change-board.

Total Cost of Ownership

Capex is the smallest line. Licensing models, support contracts, training, and operational overhead get equal weight in any recommendation.

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