Voice & connected sites

Two-Site Business Network

A repeatable small-site network standard for two locations with a defined, tested inter-site access policy.

2 locations · 4 access points · 8 total outlets

Built around your siteConfigured project quote

A written scope and price follow software, hardware, and site verification.

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The full starting scope

Everything, unpacked.

Designed for: Businesses connecting an office and secondary store, workshop, or branch.

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05 / installation · 8 total · 4 per site

Certified Cat6 outlets

Labeled and tested links, termination, and patching within surveyed routes.

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06 / software · 1 scoped workflow

Two-site access and handover

Configure a shared naming/documentation standard, separate visitor access at each location, and one approved inter-site policy.

Included delivery work

  • Configuration-specific equipment schedule and compatibility review
  • Installation, labeling, configuration, and the named software/integration work
  • Functional acceptance checks with recorded exceptions
  • Operator training, administrator handover, and an operating runbook
In daily operation

What you can do with it.

Use cases are implemented against the agreed application, device configuration, and operating rules.

Illustrative business server, network, and device setup
Illustrative business environment
01

Share an approved resource

Connect authorized users to a named application or resource across the two locations, with tested restrictions.

02

Keep site operation consistent

Use the same gateway, switch, naming, access, and documentation approach at each branch.

03

Create a model for expansion

Record a baseline that a third site can follow after its own connectivity and capacity survey.

From planning to daily use

A working system, handed over.

01

Confirm the configuration

Survey the site and agree on exact models, quantities, interfaces, licenses, mounting, access, and the workflow acceptance criteria.

02

Stage and install

Prepare devices and software, document identifiers, install the scoped infrastructure, and connect the named systems.

03

Test the actual work

Test local operation at both locations, inter-site allowed and blocked traffic, guest separation, configuration backups, and outage/reconnection behavior.

04

Train and hand over

Demonstrate the workflow, hand over access and documentation, record remaining decisions, and confirm support ownership.

Set the right expectations

What we confirm together.

Before we start

  • Two surveyed site addresses and independent ISP services
  • Agreed routing/address ranges without overlap and application access policy
  • Approved bill of materials, software entitlements, access window, and customer acceptance owner

Outside the starting scope

  • WAN subscriptions, carrier construction, static IPs, and extra travel beyond the quoted sites
  • Redundant WAN paths or a third site
  • Recurring licenses, cloud storage, maintenance, and response coverage are separate unless included in the signed agreement

Ways to expand

  • Additional sites
  • Redundant internet connectivity
  • Central monitoring and branch servers
Make it fit your business

Start with this package.
Build around your operation.

Tell us about your locations, current systems, staff, and daily workflow. We will map the equipment and work to a reviewable scope.

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