Topology planning
Core, distribution, and branch layout decisions mapped to operational needs and traffic paths.
Networking Solutions
Networks that stay fast when teams, sites, and traffic grow.
Microhub designs network foundations that keep branches, office floors, and remote operations connected without exposing the business to unstable traffic or weak visibility.
- Branch-ready design
- Segmentation built in
- Monitored uptime
0Network Projects
0Access Points
0Link Uptime
24×7Support
Feature Trays
Design connectivity around how people actually move through the business.
Networking work should balance coverage, segmentation, and manageability instead of forcing teams into a fragile setup that looks fine only on paper.
See the delivery model →Wireless coverage
Office and branch Wi-Fi planning that reduces dead zones without overbuilding the estate.
Policy segmentation
Separate users, guests, devices, and critical systems through cleaner network boundaries.
Monitoring and alerting
Visibility into link health, congestion, unusual patterns, and service impacting failures.
Rollout Logic
Good network rollout is a coverage plan, a security plan, and a support plan at the same time.
We assess how users connect, where traffic concentrates, and which zones require isolation before deployment starts. That keeps branch cutovers cleaner and day two support easier.
Coverage
Wireless and wired access are sized for real user density, floor layouts, and branch patterns.
- ✓ Density-based AP planning
- ✓ Floor and branch layout mapping
- ✓ Wired and wireless sized together
Network Hardware
Control
Segmentation rules protect critical systems without making legitimate access harder than it needs to be.
- ✓ Zone and VLAN boundaries
- ✓ Guest and device isolation
- ✓ Access kept practical for users
Branch Connectivity
Visibility
Monitoring and alerting make network events easier to trace before they become larger outages.
- ✓ Link health monitoring
- ✓ Congestion and anomaly alerts
- ✓ Faster fault isolation
Uptime99.9%
Branches42
Segments18
AlertsLive
Outcome Signals
Network success is proven by stable operations, not by hardware alone.
A strong network design gives teams consistent access, cleaner segmentation, and clearer fault isolation when branch or office conditions change.
See how we deliver →Branch turn-up
New links, devices, and access points are added into a documented topology instead of ad hoc expansion.
Traffic boundaries
Critical systems stay separated from guest, endpoint, and low trust zones.
Incident tracing
Support teams can isolate failures faster because the environment is visible and structured.
Growth path
Additional users, floors, or sites can be introduced without redesigning the full network.
Delivery Model
Networking delivery follows a repeatable branch to core path.
The page stays consistent with the wider solution system, but the content shifts to the network specific decisions that matter most during rollout.
- 01
Audit the current environment
Review traffic patterns, weak coverage areas, branch dependencies, and policy gaps before defining the target state.
- 02
Design the topology
Map switching, wireless, segmentation, and link redundancy to the way teams actually connect and move.
- 03
Stage and cut over
Prepare hardware, configuration, and change windows so deployment lands with lower user disruption.
- 04
Monitor and tune
Use operational data to refine performance, policy enforcement, and long term support coverage.
Technology Partners
Built on hardware and platforms enterprises already trust.
Cisco
HP
Dell
Microsoft
Fortinet
Ubiquiti
VMware
AWS
Azure
Specialist Modules
Explore the rest of the solution stack.
Move between related service pages without leaving the same delivery system, so users can compare scopes and go deeper from one place.
Infrastructure ServicesOverview of infrastructure planning, rollout sequencing, and operational support design.
Server SetupServer, storage, virtualization, backup, and hybrid compute foundations.
AMC MaintenancePreventive maintenance, asset-health visibility, and vendor coordination.
Remote Technical SupportRemote troubleshooting, escalation routing, and user-device support coverage.
CybersecurityHardening, identity controls, threat visibility, and incident planning.
Website DevelopmentBusiness websites with UX structure, performance, analytics, and support.
ERP ApplicationsProcess-fit ERP delivery connecting workflows, reporting, and operations.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before a network rollout.
What does this page cover?
Networking work should balance coverage, segmentation, and manageability instead of forcing teams into a fragile setup that looks fine only on paper.
How does Microhub plan the rollout?
We assess how users connect, where traffic concentrates, and which zones require isolation before deployment starts. That keeps branch cutovers cleaner and day two support easier.
How is the outcome measured?
A strong network design gives teams consistent access, cleaner segmentation, and clearer fault isolation when branch or office conditions change.
What happens in step one?
Review traffic patterns, weak coverage areas, branch dependencies, and policy gaps before defining the target state.
What happens after go-live?
Use operational data to refine performance, policy enforcement, and long term support coverage.
How do I reach the team?
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