We provide internet and data connectivity for offices, plants, mines, quarries and remote camps, extending the connection to workstations and equipment.
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Access link. Check available connection methods at the location.
Router. Configure access, failover and network policies.
Workstations. Connect office users, equipment and Wi-Fi.
Validation. Test business applications and backup switching.
After checking the location and site, we assess fibre, radio, mobile or satellite access. Speed, redundancy and equipment are selected for the site requirements and available services.
We check address availability and workloads such as cloud tools, video calls, tills or telemetry. We select the service and equipment. Backup design considers link independence and is tested by disconnecting the primary connection.
We survey mounting points, obstacles and radio line of sight, then agree mounting, power and equipment protection. Remote access options are compared against actual availability; final parameters follow the survey and provider checks.
We configure internal routing, wired connections and Wi-Fi. Guest devices are separated from business systems, with agreed access rules and application priorities. Connectivity is checked at actual workstations.
We connect sites through secure links with controlled access to shared resources. IP telephony and extensions are configured within the chosen system. External numbers and services are arranged with the relevant carrier.
An office uses CRM, calls and video meetings. The primary connection feeds a router with a separate backup where required. Business and guest networks are separated. Handover includes application and failover tests; any interruption depends on the selected design.
Discuss a project ↗Check available connection methods at the location.
Configure access, failover and network policies.
Connect office users, equipment and Wi-Fi.
Test business applications and backup switching.
Scope, equipment, schedule and price are agreed after reviewing your requirements and surveying the site where needed. This example illustrates the approach; the final design is tailored to your site.
Tell us about the site and the task so we can discuss the right scope.
