Network Infrastructure
Most businesses depend on software applications which in turn depend on the network infrastructure foundation that supports them. It is extremely important to have a reliable and secure network infrastructure so you can focus on running your business. Some technology firms implement networks using residential-grade networking solutions which often lead to unstable networks, poor performance and less return on investment. NetPrivateer builds networks using enterprise-class solutions and solid design principles. This results in higher performance, more stability and a better long-term return on investment.
Local Area Network (LAN) Infrastructure
Whether your LAN is comprised of a few PC's in a small office or a large campus network of interconnected buildings supporting thousands of devices, NetPrivateer has the experience to build and support LAN's using the latest switch and cabling technologies. NetPrivateer's focus in networking allows us to provide extensive specialized experience in LAN technologies often not available from general-purpose IT firms. Examples of technologies available and practical in enterprise-class LAN's such as those deployed by NetPrivateer include:
 Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) |
 Fiber optic Campus Area Network (CAN) |
 High availability switch redundancy |
 Fiber or wireless Metro Area Network (MAN) |
 Proper multilayer network design |
 High performance layer-3 switching |
Wide Area Network (WAN) Infrastructure
From small WAN's of a couple of linked sites up to vast implementations of hundreds of sites, NetPrivateer knows how to build and support enterprise WAN's using all the latest communication and router technologies. Our extensive experience with many telecommunication carrier companies covers a wide variety of technologies including:
 Advanced routing techniques with BGP |
 Multisite frame relay, MPLS, ethernet WAN's |
 Broadband cablemodem/DSL VPN WAN's |
 Traditional T1/DS1, T3/DS3, ISDN circuits |
 Disaster recovery network design |
 Cellular Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) |