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01IT Networking · LAN · WAN · WiFi · Firewall

Enterprise Network

Design and installation of office IT networking: LAN, WAN, managed WiFi, firewall and NGFW, SD-WAN, and secure remote access over VPN.

Consultation
Survey & Network Design
Implementation
Cabling · Routing · Switching · Wi-Fi
Testing
Connectivity & Configuration
Handover
Diagram · IP Plan · Documentation

What the scope covers

Network survey & design
Mapping user requirements, network points, topology, capacity, Wi-Fi coverage and backbone, then selecting hardware to match.
Structured cabling & network rack
LAN cable pulling and termination, patch panels, labelling, cable management, and a network rack laid out in an orderly way.
Switching, routing & VLAN segmentation
Switch, router, PoE, VLAN and inter-VLAN routing configuration, with the network segmented for data, voice, CCTV, access control and other devices.
Firewall, NGFW & VPN
Security policy, filtering, access control between networks, site-to-site VPN, and remote access matched to the company's security requirements.
Enterprise Wi-Fi
Coverage planning, access point placement, roaming, SSID/VLAN, guest network, and Wi-Fi managed from one place.
SD-WAN & Multi-WAN
Several internet links or branch sites combined, with failover and path selection matched to what each application needs.
Radio Link & Point-to-Point
Wireless connectivity linking buildings or areas that neither cable nor fiber optic can reach.
Testing & documentation
Connectivity testing, labelling, network diagrams, configuration documentation, and handover per the agreed scope of work.

How we run it

01
Site survey
02
Design & quote
03
Install & testing
04
Handover & support

What you get at the end

01Final network topology diagram
02IP and VLAN list per segment
03Physical labels on every port and cable
04Per-point throughput test results
What most often goes wrong

Office networks usually fail not because the hardware is weak, but because everything sits on one flat segment. One misbehaving device then takes the rest down with it.

Often delivered together