Networking Solutions

STRUCTURED CABLING

Structured cabling systems are a kind of network cabling solution that organizes your infrastructure. The beauty of structured cabling is that it helps to future-proof your business by accommodating any new hardware you add while supporting the increasing amount of data businesses use every day. It makes things much easier to manage as your business grows!

To help you understand structured cabling systems, we’re taking a deep dive into what they are, how they work and how you can use structured cabling systems at your business to maximize your ROI

WIRELESS NETWORKING

Eliminate the need for cables – Wired internet connections require, you guessed it, wires. If you have more than one internet-connected computer or device, that means you have several wires running through your home or business. Not only can this look messy, but it also gives you less freedom to move from one place to another. A wireless router will eliminate the wire mess and give you more flexibility. Easily share printers and applications – With wireless networking, all of your computers can share printers, graphics, files, and other multi-user applications. This will eliminate the need for you to purchase additional equipment and software. Wireless device convenience – A wireless router will allow you to connect various smartphones and tablets to the internet.

Peace of mind – Wireless networks aren’t only more convenient, they are also more secure, as they can have advanced encryption technology. This additional level of protection can protect your data and files from digital intruders.

CAMPUS WIFI WITH HOTSPOT

With the increasing demand for internet access in educational campuses due to evolving standard of education and flexibility offered by the Internet – universities, colleges, educational institutes, etc., are keenly stepping forward to set up secured and stable wired or Wi-Fi network campuses for their students. As per the current market trend, most of the students like to carry 3-4 devices with them like mobile, tablets, laptops, iPods, etc. with them on campus. As these devices devour bandwidth, colleges and universities are struggling hard to keep up with the bandwidth demand. Educational campuses have major requirements of user access control, control over bandwidth consumption, and differentiated policy control for management faculty access and student access. These campuses with wired and wireless internet access require a seamlessly roaming facility to access the internet from the classroom to the library to labs and residential areas. Laying a complete network with different vendor solutions would be a very costly effort and difficult to manage while technical issues. Education institutes require a cost-efficient comprehensive solution that offers all the advanced facilities and features in a single platform with a single point of contact for technical support.

POINT TO POINT RF CONNECTION

Point-to-point (PTP) RF data networking refers to the use of wireless (RF) technologies to create a data link between two … exactly two … locations. PTP wireless data networks tend to require high data throughput over long distances.