Network Infrastructure

Establishing, Managing, and Troubleshooting a Network Infrastructure can be challenging and be time consuming. At InTCHSolutions, our staff are trained and offer solutions such as infrastructure architecting, installation, network management, and troubleshooting. Our services target small- business, corporate, or enterprise network infrastructure.

What is a Network Infrastructure?

A network infrastructure refers to the hardware (servers, computers, routers, switches) and software (firewall, anti-virus, cloud) that enable network connectivity and communication between users, devices, apps, the internet, and more.

Any technology that uses the internet or exchanges data is an example of a network infrastructure. It can be simple as your personal computer network to something complex such as a network server.

On the right is a high level example of a network infrastructure, which involves servers, phones, routers, computers, and network switches. All of these devices communicate with one another and help each other transmit data, provide security, and access to the internet.

Architect

When Architecting a Network Infrastructure, it is important to consider key parameters such as number of users, internet bandwidth, purpose, use case of the network, and budget. At InTCHSolutions, our consultants work to architect a state of the art infrastructure to meet the customer needs.

Optimization

Customers with current existing Network Infrastructure face issues such as high latency on connections, out of date hardware and software. Our staff is here to identify areas in the network that can be optimize, update the system, and ensure that the network will be reliable for future technical advances and improvements.

Management

Network infrastructures often lack a dedicated individual or network admin to maintain, manage, and update the system accordingly. At InTCHSolutions, we provide management services that will fulfill the role of a network admin. Ensure appropriate security and permissions are in place. In addition, guarantee hardware and software are up to date, and provide staff training.

Security

Networks are vulnerable to attacks from viruses, spyware, malware, and certain users. Data can be lost during these events. It is important to secure the network with latest software and hardware, establish cloud and physical data backups, and limit users to certain permission criteria and access.