Office network design, installation and management.
NexDesk designs, installs and operates networks for offices across the New York tri-state area, including structured cabling, wireless, firewalls and carrier coordination. The on-site work is performed by NexDesk engineers rather than subcontracted. A business network is generally invisible until it fails, at which point it stops the entire company.
- →Companies moving into a new office and needing the network built from scratch.
- →Businesses whose current Wi-Fi drops calls, or whose old office setup was inherited from the previous tenant.
- →Teams expanding into a second floor or a second location and needing site-to-site connectivity.
- →Anyone running mission-critical work on consumer-grade Wi-Fi and finally ready to stop.
- · LAN + Wi-Fi monitoring
- · Firewall administration (Fortinet, Meraki, Palo Alto)
- · VPN (SSL client + site-to-site)
- · VLAN design
- · Performance troubleshooting
- · Firmware + config change management
- · ISP scoping + coordination
- · Cabling + patch panels
- · Rack installation
- · Switch + AP install
- · Firewall deployment
- · Punch-down + labeling
- · Cisco Meraki
- · Ubiquiti / UniFi
- · Fortinet / FortiGate
- · Palo Alto Networks
- · Cisco (Catalyst + Firepower)
- · Aruba / HPE
New offices and wireless projects begin with a physical walk-through using Ekahau and NetAlly instruments, producing a heat map that records dead zones, riser locations and walls that cannot be drilled. The survey determines the quotation rather than following it.
Carrier installation dates are the most common cause of delay on a New York office project. Verizon FiOS Business commonly takes six to twelve weeks, Pilot Fiber is often faster, and Optimum can sometimes turn up service on existing coax within days. NexDesk orders early and manages the carrier relationship through to handover.
Cat6A minimum for new installation, terminated correctly, labelled at both ends and tested with a Fluke certifier, with results supplied at handover. Poor cabling is the most common source of intermittent faults that are subsequently misattributed to the wireless network or the carrier.
Every managed network is documented with an IP scheme, VLAN plan, port map, WAN interconnects and DNS records. The documentation is updated on change rather than at intervals, and your company holds it in an account it controls.
Ready to talk?
One conversation to scope what you have, what you're missing, and whether we're a fit. Managed plans start at $2,500/month.