Switching and PoE
Choose switching and power capacity around the connected equipment, uplinks and future requirements. We help plan upgrades with the whole site in view.
Let’s talk ↗Your Wi-Fi, phones, cameras and business systems all depend on the network underneath them. Hillsnet designs and improves that foundation so your technology can work together more reliably.
Talk about your project ↗
Illustrative environment, not a specific client installation or product model.A considered approach, with the right scope for your environment.
Choose switching and power capacity around the connected equipment, uplinks and future requirements. We help plan upgrades with the whole site in view.
Review how traffic moves between your networks and internet connections, and identify where the design or configuration needs improvement.
Separate guest, staff and device traffic according to your requirements. We plan how each network needs to communicate and where access should be restricted.
Investigate faults, review existing configurations and plan changes with a clear scope. A phased approach can help manage disruption to a working site.
A hotel network supports much more than internet browsing. Reception devices, PMS access, guest Wi-Fi, phone systems, IP cameras and hospitality TVs may all share parts of the same infrastructure. We review how these services connect, where traffic should be separated and which devices need to communicate.
Our approach covers switching, routing, VLAN design, uplinks and PoE capacity around the equipment you actually use. An infrastructure upgrade can be phased around hotel operations, with agreed change windows and an understanding of the effect on guests and staff. We document the intended design and discuss access, monitoring and ongoing maintenance as part of the project scope.
Explore hotel IT solutions ↗Tell us what you have today, where it falls short and what you need next. We’ll help turn that into a practical plan.
Let’s discuss your setup ↗We start with your existing hardware and configuration. Recommendations depend on its capability, condition and the requirements of the project.
Some network changes require downtime. We’ll discuss the likely impact, a suitable change window and a practical implementation plan before work begins.