FullProxy Team Excels in F5 Certifications

The FullProxy team is thrilled to announce exceptional achievements in F5 certifications! Our dedicated professionals have demonstrated their expertise in application delivery and security by passing a total of five rigorous exams.

John Myers, our talented consultant, has earned the Technology Specialist, BIG-IP DNS Certification by passing the F5-302 DNS exam with flying colours. This accomplishment highlights John’s deep understanding of application delivery architecture, DNS protocol operation, configuration deployment, and troubleshooting. His expertise will be invaluable in supporting clients with global DNS deployments.

We are also proud to congratulate Donald Ross, our Senior Consultant, and Chris Templeton, our Director and CTO, on achieving the Certified F5 Solution Expert status by passing the F5-401 Security Solution Expert exam. Their comprehensive knowledge of business security requirements and ability to articulate technical solutions is a testament to their dedication to excellence. Donald has further enhanced his qualifications by recertifying in cloud solutions with the F5-402 exam.

Lastly, we commend Stephen Mellon, our consultant, for passing the F5-301a LTM exam. He has showcased his mastery in architecting, setting up, and deploying Local Traffic Managers. His in-depth understanding of SSL-based VPN implementation, acceleration techniques, and BIG-IP integration solidifies his position as a valuable asset to our team.

A quote from Carl Berry, Director of Channel Sales for UK&I at F5 about FullProxy’s F5 certifications: “Partner investment is critical to achieving mutual success and FullProxy is a great example. 5 exams were taken last week with a 100% conversion demonstrating passion, desire and a skillset to support the customer journey.”

These outstanding F5 certifications reinforce FullProxy’s commitment to delivering top-tier expertise and solutions to our clients. We are incredibly proud of our team’s dedication to professional development and their contributions to the company’s success.

A big congratulations to John, Donald, Chris, and Stephen on their remarkable F5 Certifications!

Looking to update your current Infrastructure? Schedule a Demo with one of our consultants today.

Written by

Ewan Ferguson

Chief Executive Officer

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