IT Network Solutions

How we build our networks

How well would your business fair during a network outage? While we all hope that this wouldn’t happen, unforeseen events do occur; A cable gets damaged, or equipment fails; this is why we build our IT networks with redundancy in mind. Our engineers theorise situations like these when designing our client’s networks as it allows us to prevent situations like this from becoming a constant reality. Below are some of the features we most commonly implement:

• High bandwidth data trunks to prevent bottlenecks
• Redundant uplinks between switches to prevent downtime due to damaged cables
• VLANs to logically segregate networks and prevent devices being accessible where they don’t need to be eg. to guests
• Power over Ethernet, power devices such as telephones, cameras and access points straight from the network
• Redundant WAN connectivity, keep your business online during an internet line outage with solutions like Starlink or 4G failover.

Managed Wi-Fi

Many buildings will need wireless access throughout the premises, here’s where we can help. Our network engineers can advise on the most suitable setup for your building, whether you’re a few people over a large space or many people in a small space, we can advise and install the appropriate solution to leverage the most out of your wireless access points and provide many advanced features to your network such as guest access, seamless roaming, enterprise authentication, time or bandwidth restriction and more. We’ll manage this all for you remotely, it’s as simple as making a call.

Wireless Point to Point

Other network solutions that have been becoming increasingly popular are wireless point to point and point to multi point solutions. With this technology we can connect many buildings within line of site together without having to even touch the ground in between. An industry that we’ve seen this prove prevalent in is farming, often there are many separate barns withing an area which need access to the same network.

• Wirelessly provide access to your outbuildings up to many kilometres away.
• Provide internet access to another office within line of site
• Extend your private Wi-Fi across spaces such as a campsite
• Connect temporary market stalls with connectivity for taking card payment