NETWORK & WIRELESS INSTALLATION

Get your network changes installed at the site.

Deploy or replace switches, routers, firewalls and wireless access points with onsite help for the physical work. ALL I.T. carries out the agreed installation and works with your engineers through the checks that follow.

  • ✓Network equipment installed to your plan
  • ✓Wireless access points placed and connected
  • ✓Onsite support for your remote engineers
  • ✓Change windows coordinated with your team
  • ✓Installation records for a clear handover

What network work is planned?

Share the equipment, location and required change window. Include the installation details already available.

Put your approved network plan into place.

Your engineers can prepare a change from a distance. The location still needs someone to mount the equipment, connect it to the right ports and work through the installation checks.

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Switches, routers and firewalls

Mount, connect or replace the network equipment specified for the site.

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Wireless access points

Install, replace or relocate APs and record their identifiers and positions.

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Rack and port connections

Follow the rack layout, port map and patching instructions for the change.

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Console and engineer support

Provide the physical access your remote engineer needs during installation or troubleshooting.

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Approved configuration steps

Load supplied configurations or follow agreed setup instructions with the required technical access.

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Installation checks

Check the specified links and connectivity, and record results or issues for your engineering team.

Give the change window the onsite support it needs.

Extend your engineering team onsite

Have a technician at the rack or AP location while your engineers manage the wider environment. The physical installation, console access and checks can follow the same change plan.

Prepare the small dependencies

A missing rail, optic or power connection can affect the work planned for the visit. We review those requirements with your team so the assignment is prepared around the equipment being installed.

Know what was installed and checked

Keep the installed-device details and check results connected to the change record. Open configuration, carrier or application issues can then go back to the people responsible for resolving them.

Connect related site work

A network change may also need new cabling, a rack adjustment or wireless measurements. Those services can be planned alongside the installation with their own tasks and outputs.

Keep the change connected to your engineers.

We coordinate the onsite assignment and participation during the planned window. Your change owner sets the technical design, permitted downtime, stop/go decisions and rollback instructions.

How the work comes together

1. Share the change plan

Provide the equipment, locations and required window. We review installation details and site readiness with your team.

2. Carry out the installation

We arrange the technician and perform the agreed physical and setup tasks alongside your engineers.

3. Review the checks

Your team receives installation details, test results and outstanding issues for its change review.

For MSPs

Deliver network changes at client locations using your engineering instructions. We agree site communication and reporting with your MSP, which retains the client relationship and change authority.

Frequently asked questions

Does this include network design?

This service carries out the approved installation. Independent network architecture, engineering or design needs separately defined work and suitable resources.

Can installation take place after hours?

Share the required window and location. Scheduling is reviewed with technician availability, building access and your remote team’s participation.

Can you include cabling or wireless surveys?

Yes. Cabling and survey work can be planned with the installation. An RF survey has its own measurement method and report; it is different from checking that an AP is connected.

Bring onsite support into your next network change.

Tell us what is being installed or replaced and when the work needs to happen.