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Networks and Wi-Fi

Networks and Wi-Fi, done properly.

Reliable Wi-Fi where people work, a firewall that keeps the internet out, and secure remote access that does not leave Remote Desktop open to the internet. Designed, configured and documented.

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What's included

From the router to the far corner of the yard

Firewalls and routers

Business-grade firewalls with current firmware, no unnecessary open ports, and logs you can check.

Business and guest Wi-Fi

Coverage planned for your space, with guests and personal devices kept apart from business systems.

Secure remote access

A VPN or outbound tunnel with multi-factor sign-in, instead of a remote desktop open to the internet.

Links between buildings

Wireless or wired links that join the office, the shop and the barn into one network.

Cameras and devices

Cameras, printers and smart devices on their own network segment, away from your business computers.

Internet and failover

Help choosing an internet service, and a backup connection for when the main one drops.

In writing

What you get

  • A network diagram showing what connects to what.
  • Wi-Fi coverage notes, with where signal drops and what fixes it.
  • A list of every network device, with admin access in your business's name.
  • Your firewall rules, with the reason for each one.
  • A list of who can connect remotely, and how.
  • A firmware update schedule.

Remote design, on-site by arrangement

We design and configure networks remotely anywhere in the United States, with on-site visits by arrangement when the work needs hands.

  • VLANs with firewall rules between segments
  • WPA3, or WPA2 and WPA3 mixed where older devices need it, on separate business and guest networks
  • VPNs that enforce multi-factor sign-in (a firewall VPN, or WireGuard with an identity layer added), or outbound-only tunnels with per-user access rules
  • Point-to-point wireless bridges
  • DNS filtering, and a second internet connection for failover

Network questions

More answers on our FAQ page.

If you keep a server, cameras or payment terminals on your network, or staff work remotely, a business firewall is usually worth it. For a small office that only uses cloud apps, a well-configured router may be enough. The free assessment tells you which.

Usually, by placing or adding access points rather than buying a bigger router. We measure coverage first, so you only pay for what fixes the problem.

Yes. We set up a VPN or a remote access service with multi-factor sign-in, so staff can reach what they need without Remote Desktop being exposed to the internet.

Wi-Fi that reaches, a network that keeps people out

Book a free IT assessment. We review your setup without changing anything, then send a written report that ranks what needs attention.

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