Switches
Managed, supporting segmentation and power over the cable for cameras and access points.
The equipment is selected to match the network design, and the design is matched to how the office is laid out and what runs in it.
Managed, supporting segmentation and power over the cable for cameras and access points.
Performance is calculated from the number of users and from the encryption load, if there is a VPN.
Quantity and placement based on area and partitions, not one per floor.
Central management of the access points, seamless roaming between them, a guest network.
A second communication link with automatic failover for critical sites.
Mounting, configuration, documenting the design.
For an office of up to a hundred people the project takes two to three weeks including supply.
Floor area, layout, number of devices, what runs over the network and which problems exist.
Network diagram, equipment specification, placement of the access points.
Mounting, connection, configuration of segments and rules.
The diagram, passwords in a vault, instructions for routine operations.
A consumer router in an office causes problems that people spend months looking for. It is not built for constant load and hundreds of connections, it reboots by itself, drops connections and does not support segmentation. Meanwhile the symptoms look like problems with 1C or with the internet.
It is calculated from area, layout and the density of people, not directly from square metres. As a rough guide, one point per 80 to 120 square metres of open space and separate points for rooms behind solid walls. The exact calculation is done from the floor plan.
They let you split the network into segments: servers, workplaces, guest Wi-Fi, cameras. Without that any infection spreads across the whole network and a visitor with a laptop can see your servers. The price difference against unmanaged switches is small.
For two or three access points yes, they can be configured individually. From four upwards a controller saves time and gives seamless roaming: an employee walks around the office without losing the connection. Many modern access points can work as a cluster without a separate device.
Send us the floor plan and tell us how many people and devices there are. We will calculate the equipment and the placement.
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