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Enterprise Network Design & Infrastructure

The switches, cabling, and wireless layer that carries every other system on your network.

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Reference Architecture

How a deployment fits together.

Reference architecture for Network Infrastructure deployments by KYCONNECTSWANInternetcarrier linksSite-to-site VPNbranch officesEdgeFirewallFortinet · pfSenseCoreCore switchL3 · inter-VLAN routingAccessAccess switchesCat6 · fiber · PoEEndpointsWorkstationsVLAN: staffWi-Fi APsVLAN: guest · staff
A representative network infrastructure deployment. Every engagement is sized to your actual environment.

Our Approach

We assess the current topology, addressing, traffic paths and shared failure points before selecting equipment. The delivered plan covers segment boundaries, uplink capacity, management access and a handover diagram so your team can maintain the network after deployment. Design work is carried out by CCNA-certified engineers.

What's Included

Structured Cabling & Switching

Cat6 and fiber cabling design, managed switch configuration, and VLAN segmentation for office and facility networks.

Wireless Network Design

Enterprise Wi-Fi planning and access point deployment for full-floor and multi-site coverage.

Firewall & Router Configuration

Fortinet and pfSense perimeter hardware setup, routing, and traffic policy.

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Network Monitoring & Uptime

SNMP-based monitoring and alerting across switches, routers, and access points.

SNMP

Multi-Site Connectivity

Site-to-site VPN and WAN links connecting branch offices to central infrastructure.

Guides

Written by the engineers who do this work.

IT Support

IT for education providers

Education IT is shaped by three things no ordinary business faces: everyone arrives at once, the user population turns over almost entirely each year, and a large part of it is actively curious about the network.

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Networking

pfSense in a business network

pfSense gives a growing business a firewall, a VPN concentrator and traffic visibility on hardware that costs a fraction of the commercial appliances. What it does not give you is a vendor to call, and that difference should decide whether it belongs in your network.

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Networking

Hardening Cisco network devices

Switches and routers are the most privileged and least maintained devices in most estates. Cisco's own hardening guidance divides a device into three planes, and that division turns an unbounded task into three short, checkable lists.

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Cybersecurity

Firewall strategy for growing businesses

A firewall's value is not what it blocks. It is whether anyone can still state, accurately, what it permits — and in most rule bases over a few years old, nobody can.

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Networking

VPN connected, application unreachable: a layer-by-layer runbook

A successful tunnel handshake proves only that the tunnel exists. DNS, routes, return paths and firewall policy still decide whether the business app loads.

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Networking

VPN deployment: a practical guide

Choosing a topology is the architecture decision. Getting the deployment right is a different set of problems: protocol choice, addressing, certificate lifecycle, split routing and the rollback path you will want on the day it goes wrong.

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Talk Through Your Requirements

Share your sites, users, existing switches and firewalls, and the specific capacity or reliability issue. A current diagram is useful if you have one.

We typically respond within 4–8 business hours.