L2–L3 · LAN / WAN
IT infrastructure design and deployment for a steel raw-materials plant
Design and deployment of integrated network, server, communications, VoIP, monitoring and video surveillance infrastructure in an industrial environment.
Business network design and deployment
Slow or congested networks put in order with VLAN segmentation, proper routing and documented cabling.
The problem
The network is slow, outages keep coming back and nobody has an accurate map of it.
The solution
A review of the current setup, a layered design (core, distribution, access), traffic separation with VLANs and a phased roll-out with minimal downtime.
Scope and deliverables
What you receive
- Logical and physical network diagrams
- Equipment list and configurations
- IP addressing and VLAN plan
- Maintenance procedures
How we work
- AssessmentA conversation and, where needed, a site visit to understand the current setup, the problems and the goals.
- ProposalThe solution, scope, equipment list and an estimate of cost and time, in writing.
- ImplementationInstallation and configuration to plan, with the least possible downtime.
- Testing and handoverAcceptance tests with you present; diagrams, credentials and procedures go to your team.
- SupportMonitoring and response under a support contract, if you want one.
One site visit to understand the buildings and the requirements; a design and cost estimate follow.
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Frequently asked questions
How is the cost of a network project determined?
After a site visit, based on the number of network points, distances, required equipment and the amount of cabling; you receive a written estimate.
Can you also sort out our existing network?
Yes. The current network is reviewed and documented, and fixes are made in phases with minimal downtime.
Do you work with clients outside Iran?
Yes. Design, configuration, troubleshooting and documentation can be done remotely; on-site work is planned per project.
What do we have after handover?
Logical and physical diagrams, the IP addressing and VLAN plan, device configurations and maintenance procedures.
Where we deliver: Network design and deployment
Delivered on site for companies, factories, offices and shops across Mazandaran, Iran, and remotely for clients abroad. On-site cities include:
- Sari
- Babol
- Amol
- Qaem Shahr
- Babolsar
- Behshahr
- Neka
- Juybar
- Fereydunkenar
- Mahmudabad
- Nur
- Nowshahr
- Chalus
- Tonekabon
- Ramsar
Write a few lines about your current setup and what you need; after a review I will propose the approach and an estimate.
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