I'm quite handy at what I do. You will not replace me with AI. Today I set up a remote network with a couple of switches, a router and the rest. From the out

I'm quite handy at what I do. You will not replace me with AI. Today I set up a remote network with a couple of switches, a router and the rest. From the outside. The customer had already got the router to the internet (good skills) and a LAN. I had a router (pfSense) with six 2.5 GB connections. I turned it into a 10 VLAN effort with access and trunks and so on, ports at layer 2, without disconnecting myself. It's quite hard visualising a network, with VLANS and even harder working out how to pivot from the current setup to another. Anyone who has had to change the default VLAN across a site knows what I'm on about. Just in case anyone here is in any doubt, networks are quite tricky. On a par with programming.