Network Infrastructure
The switching, routing and fibre backbone that every other system runs on — designed with redundancy at the core, segmented from the first port, and monitored so problems surface before guests notice them.
Every system in the building runs on the same network. It has to be right.
Guest Wi-Fi, IPTV, IP telephony, PMS, access control and CCTV all share the same physical infrastructure. When that infrastructure is flat, undocumented or built without resilience, a single misconfiguration or failed uplink takes every one of those systems down together. A properly architected Layer 3 core keeps traffic segmented, multicast contained, failover automatic and every path documented — so the network is the last thing anyone has to worry about.
Designed, built and run — end to end.
Inter-VLAN routing done in hardware at the switching layer, keeping policy off the firewall's data path.
Redundant core switches with VRRP, LACP uplink bonding and sub-second failover — no single point of failure at the heart of the network.
Guest, staff, IPTV, VoIP, IoT, PMS and management — each segment isolated, documented and enforced from day one.
Zone-based stateful firewalling at the perimeter and between critical segments, with a documented ruleset your team can audit.
IGMP snooping and PIM Sparse Mode configured for IPTV multicast — streams delivered efficiently, without flooding non-subscriber ports.
OS2 single-mode or OM4 multimode structured cabling installed, tested and certified — the physical layer built to last decades.
SFP+ and 10G/25G uplinks, fibre-to-the-floor distribution and high-speed aggregation — bandwidth that doesn't become the bottleneck.
Cabling, racking, patching and device configuration handled cleanly, with staged cut-overs built around your occupancy.
Config backup, diff alerting, SNMP polling and real-time dashboards — we see changes and faults before they become problems.
From survey to switch-on — and beyond.
We document what's deployed, map the topology and identify every gap and risk.
A Layer 3 topology with HA, VLAN plan, fibre schedule and firewall policy, to a fixed quote.
Fibre, switching, routing and firewalls installed and commissioned around your schedule.
Continuous monitoring, config backup and on-demand re-audit — the network stays known.
Specs, plainly.
Part of one connected property.
Hotel-grade wireless that just works — designed, installed and monitored as a managed service, not handed over and forgotten.
See more →In-room TV & CastingHospitality IPTV with live TV, on-demand and Netflix-style casting — so guests reach for the remote and feel at home, with no QR codes and no PINs.
See more →Guest Telephony & VoIPHotel telephony done properly — guest-room phones, reception and back-office extensions and SIP trunking, designed, installed and run as one managed service.
See more →What hoteliers ask.
Can you work with our existing switches and firewall?
Usually yes — the audit tells us what's worth keeping and what's quietly causing instability. We're vendor-neutral, so the answer is honest rather than a pitch for a full rip-and-replace.
Why do we need Layer 3 switching rather than just Layer 2?
Layer 2 flat networks route everything through the firewall, creating a bottleneck and making IPTV multicast nearly impossible to run cleanly. Layer 3 switching handles inter-VLAN routing in hardware at line rate, keeps multicast contained and leaves the firewall to do what it's good at — policy enforcement at the perimeter.
What does HA core actually mean in practice?
Two core switches configured so that if one fails — hardware fault, power loss, software crash — the other takes over in under a second, automatically, with no manual intervention. For a hotel running IPTV, VoIP and PMS over the same network, that's the difference between a logged event and a floor of rooms going dark.
Planning a new build, a refurb, or fixing what you have?
Tell us about the property and we'll come back with a clear, fixed-scope proposal.
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