We set up your network
Setting up network infrastructure involves four key steps: planning, component selection, installation, and configuration and testing.
The process begins with assessing needs and designing the layout, followed by physically installing hardware like routers, switches, and cables, and finally configuring the software, security settings, and IP addresses to get the network operational. Consistent maintenance and monitoring are also essential to ensure ongoing stability and security.
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CSKY TELECOM has in-house expertise to help set up your network based on your budget and needs, following steps below:
- Planning and design
Assess needs: Determine the specific requirements for your network, including its size, desired performance, security needs, and how it will scale.
Create a design: Develop a detailed network design that includes the physical layout, such as where to place the core communication room, routers, switches, and access points.
Consider scalability: Incorporate principles like modularity, standardization, and redundancy to ensure the network can grow and is not prone to single points of failure.
- Component selection and procurement
Choose hardware: Select appropriate hardware based on your design, such as routers, switches, firewalls, and wireless access points.
Consider the total cost: Factor in all costs, including initial purchase prices, installation, and potential future upgrades or maintenance.
Select quality equipment: Purchase high-quality equipment to ensure the network’s performance, reliability, and longevity.
- Installation
Install physical infrastructure: Lay cables according to the network topology design. For wireless networks, place access points in optimal locations to ensure full coverage.
Set up core equipment: Install and mount equipment like switches, routers, and firewalls in a central location, often a server rack or communication room.
- Configuration and testing
Configure devices: Set up the network devices by assigning IP addresses, configuring security protocols, and defining access controls.
Implement security: Configure firewalls and other security measures to protect the network from threats.
Test the network: Thoroughly test the network to ensure all components are working correctly, data is flowing as expected, and all security measures are in place.