Network infrastructure
Switches, Wi-Fi, firewalls and comms cabinets specified and installed per site, with sites linked together over one secure network rather than left to run alone.
Why it matters
The connection coming into a building is only part of the network. What happens after that, the switches, the Wi-Fi coverage, the firewall and how each site talks to head office, decides whether the systems running on top of it actually work reliably.
ILUX specs and installs that infrastructure per site and, where sites need to share data or applications, links them together over one managed network rather than leaving each site to fend for itself.
What's included
- Switches sized to the number of connected devices, with spare capacity for growth
- Wi-Fi coverage designed for the building, including guest and staff networks kept apart
- Firewalls configured per site with centrally managed policy across the estate
- Comms cabinets installed tidily, labelled, and accessible for future maintenance
- Site-to-site links so multiple locations can share systems and data securely
- Monitoring and support through the same helpdesk as the rest of your telecoms
For an estate running many sites off one head office system, a VPN or SD-WAN setup ties every site's network back to the centre as one private network, rather than each site being its own island on the public internet.
Infrastructure only pays off when it's consistent site to site.
See how connectivity and network design are coordinated across a whole estate under one contract.
Cabling and the physical network
Switches and cabinets sit on top of the site's cabling, so a network infrastructure project is usually specified alongside data and structured cabling, particularly on a new fit-out or a major refresh.
Common questions.
Can you link multiple sites into one network?
Yes, through a VPN or SD-WAN setup, so every site reaches head office systems over one private, secure connection rather than the open internet.
Do you support Wi-Fi for staff and guests separately?
Yes, guest and staff networks are kept apart, so visitor access never touches systems it shouldn't.
What if our existing cabinets and switches are outdated?
The survey covers what's there now and flags anything past its useful life, with a plan to replace it as part of the project rather than as a separate emergency later.
One network, every site.
Tell us how your sites need to connect and we'll design the infrastructure to match.