Network discovery
Document current equipment, connections and application requirements. Identify unclear ownership and configuration gaps.
Our services / Networks & infrastructure
Improve office and warehouse connectivity with network planning, business Wi-Fi, firewalls and infrastructure support from Iron Core in New Jersey.
A practical plan for your business
Reliable connectivity starts with the building, devices and work it must support. Plan business Wi-Fi, switching, firewalls and internet access as one coordinated environment.
Service scope
These are areas we can assess and scope together. Your agreement defines the covered systems, support arrangements and deliverables.
Document current equipment, connections and application requirements. Identify unclear ownership and configuration gaps.
Assess coverage, device density, roaming and interference for the intended environment. Validate the design against agreed requirements.
Plan network boundaries and permitted traffic for staff, guests and specialized devices. Keep the configuration documented.
Review internet-edge protection and supported remote-access options. Coordinate access rules with business and vendor needs.
Discuss backup internet, power and failover behavior where continuity matters. Test what happens when the primary connection is unavailable.
Scope cabling, equipment installation and configuration separately where appropriate. Provide documentation and ownership details after delivery.
A defined approach
No unexplained bundle or assumed handoff. The starting point is a shared understanding of the environment and the outcome.
Review the people, systems, vendors and current concerns. Confirm what can be assessed and what information is needed.
Set priorities, scope, timing and ownership. Make costs, exclusions and any specialist dependencies clear.
Carry out the agreed work, test the relevant changes and record the handoff. Track open items and next steps.
Before we talk
Clear expectations make a better starting point.
Yes, we can scope a review around the building, device types, mounting constraints and application requirements. An access-point count should follow discovery rather than a floor-area guess.
Not necessarily. Routing, public IP changes, VPNs and application sessions may affect failover. The design should be tested against the workflows you need to preserve.
Only where the assessment supports it. We review support status, capacity, management access and compatibility before recommending replacement.
A clearer next step
Tell us what you need to improve. We will help define a practical starting point and the scope of any further work.