The layer where a bad config costs you all day
Core and access switching, routing, VLAN and segmentation design, WAN and SD-WAN, and the configuration standards that stop one change breaking three sites.
Design, configure, migrate, operate
- Core, distribution and access switching — stacked or chassis, sized to the real load
- Routing between sites, data centres and cloud, including dynamic routing where it earns its place
- VLAN and segmentation design that matches the security zones, not just the floor plan
- WAN and SD-WAN across multiple Egyptian sites and international links
- High availability: redundant uplinks, spanning tree done properly, first-hop redundancy
- Quality of service for voice and video that actually holds under congestion
- Configuration standards, change control and automated config backup
Changing a live network without stopping the business
Most switching work is a migration, not a green field. That is a different discipline.
Cutover plan
Written, sequenced and rehearsed, with a rollback point at every step and an agreed window.
Parallel running
Where the topology allows, old and new run side by side so the switchover is a patch move, not a leap.
On site on the night
Our engineers do the cutover. Not a subcontractor you meet for the first time at 11pm.
Morning after
We stay through the first working morning, because that is when the problems nobody predicted appear.
Common questions
Are you tied to one vendor?
No. We are a Cisco partner and a Fortinet partner and work with HPE, TP-Link Omada and others. The design decides the vendor.
Can you take over an existing estate?
Yes. We start by documenting what is actually there, which is usually the first time anyone has.
Do you manage it afterwards?
Yes, as part of Managed IT Services — monitoring, configuration control, firmware and change management.
Do you handle the ISP side too?
We coordinate with the carriers, test the circuits and hold them to the SLA on your behalf.
Tell us what breaks.
If the network drops, slows at the same time every day, or nobody can explain the topology, that is where we start.
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