03 / Network Engineering
Most business networks grow one router and one cheap switch at a time. The result is a flat network where the guest Wi-Fi, the card machine and the finance PC can all see each other, and nobody is sure what is plugged in where.
We design and build networks the way they should be done. Separate VLANs for staff, guests, phones and IoT, firewall rules between them, Wi-Fi planned for the building, and everything managed from one controller.
What we deliver
TP-Link Omada and UniFi
Gateways, switches and access points deployed under a single controller, cloud or self hosted, with remote management and alerting.
Firewalls and routing
DrayTek and FortiGate configuration, multi WAN failover, site to site VPNs and rule sets that are written down and reviewed.
Segmentation and VLANs
Staff, guest, voice, management and IoT traffic separated, with only the access each group actually needs.
Wi-Fi design
Coverage planned around your building, roaming that works, and WPA3 or RADIUS based authentication where it fits.
IoT in its own lane
Smart devices, sensors and building systems connected where needed, isolated from your business data and limited in what they can reach.
Multi site networks
Offices, warehouses and home workers linked securely, managed from one place.
What you end up with
Outcomes, not just installs.
- A network map you can actually read
- Guests and devices that cannot see business systems
- Wi-Fi that covers the whole building
- Central management and alerting for every site
Good to know
Questions we get asked
Our Wi-Fi drops out in parts of the office. Can you fix it?
Usually, yes. Patchy Wi-Fi tends to come from access points in the wrong places, the wrong channels or consumer equipment doing a business job. We plan coverage around your building and install centrally managed access points so roaming between rooms works properly.
Which equipment do you install?
We mainly work with TP-Link Omada and UniFi for switching and Wi-Fi, and DrayTek or FortiGate for firewalls and routing. We are vendor neutral and do not earn commission on hardware, so the recommendation is based on what suits your site.
Why separate the network into VLANs?
So guest Wi-Fi, card machines, smart devices and business PCs cannot all see each other. If one device is compromised, segmentation keeps the problem contained instead of letting it spread across the company.
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