Avannubo IT networks

WiFi may be slow because of interference, poor coverage, congestion, incorrect configuration or internet connection limitations. Devices and the cabling connecting access points also play a role. A coverage and capacity analysis can identify the cause. Avannubo designs business WiFi networks around the space, users and applications.

A WiFi coverage survey analyses how the signal spreads and how much capacity each area needs. It may combine planning and measurements to assess interference, obstacles, channels and access point locations. The aim is to design a suitable network and verify its operation after installation. Coverage alone does not guarantee sufficient capacity.

Yes. Separating the guest network helps limit access to internal resources and control connection usage. Separation must be supported by appropriate firewall rules and permissions; simply creating another WiFi name is not enough. Consider separate networks for cameras, connected devices and other equipment with specific needs as well.

A VLAN divides a physical network into logical segments, for example for employees, guests or cameras. It improves organisation and allows different policies for each group. To limit the spread of incidents, traffic between segments must also be controlled through rules and other security mechanisms. Avannubo configures segmentation according to each network’s needs.

An unmanaged switch connects devices using a basic configuration. A managed switch lets you administer features such as VLANs, port monitoring and traffic prioritisation, depending on the model. It is useful when a business needs to control, segment or troubleshoot its network. The choice should also consider speed, PoE power, capacity and expansion options.

Locations can be connected using site-to-site VPNs, carrier services or SD-WAN solutions, depending on requirements. The design should consider security, capacity, availability and application access. Not every office needs to share a single unrestricted network. Avannubo plans interconnection and permissions between locations to make work easier and protect resources.

With static routing, routes are configured manually. With dynamic routing, devices exchange information through protocols and adjust routes according to the topology and defined policies. The right choice depends on network size, redundancy and operational complexity. Dynamic routing alone is not a substitute for continuity planning.

Check whether the problem affects all devices or just one connection and report it to the IT lead. Check the service and equipment status without resetting devices to factory settings. Before restarting shared equipment, confirm the procedure with support. A correctly configured backup connection can reduce the impact of future outages.

An upgrade is advisable when equipment is no longer supported, capacity is insufficient, failures recur or the infrastructure no longer fits the business’s operations. The review should cover cabling, networking hardware, WiFi and security. Avannubo plans expansions and replacements to reduce disruption and avoid investments that do not address the actual problem.

Network monitoring tracks devices and links to detect outages, congestion and changes in behaviour. Its history helps investigate intermittent disconnections and plan expansions. To be useful, it needs relevant alerts, assigned responsibilities and response procedures. Avannubo tailors monitoring to the devices and communications included in each project.