Firewalls and secure edge
Plan internet handoff, routing, segmentation intent, remote access requirements, licensing, and replacement responsibilities.
Business networking
Plan a business network around the work it needs to support.
Xillix helps small, midsized, retail, warehouse, and multi-location businesses plan and manage the networking technology their teams depend on.
Business internet Cellular backup
Secure edge Firewall and routing plan
Switching Business Wi-Fi Documentation
Main location Branch Warehouse
Network refresh planning
Start with what the business needs the network to support.
Services may include network refresh planning, firewall and switching projects, business Wi-Fi, cellular failover, multi-location standardization, scheduled remote configuration, deployment coordination, documentation, licensing, renewals, and lifecycle planning.
A refresh plan should account for the current environment, expected growth, operational dependencies, resiliency needs, and deployment constraints before equipment is selected.
Locations and usersBusiness sites, work areas, staff, guests, devices, and expected changes.
Connectivity and riskPrimary circuits, backup options, critical workflows, coverage, and known failure points.
Lifecycle and timingEquipment age, subscriptions, renewals, project windows, and replacement priorities.
Core networking
A documented plan for secure edge, switching, and Wi-Fi.
The final equipment and configuration depend on the site, users, devices, connectivity, existing environment, and written scope.
Switching
Account for port requirements, power delivery, uplinks, mounting, expansion, and the devices that depend on the wired network.
Business Wi-Fi
Review work areas, coverage expectations, client types, density, guest needs, operational devices, and installation constraints.
Connectivity and resiliency
Plan the primary connection and the practical backup path.
Xillix can help document internet requirements, circuit responsibilities, cellular backup considerations, failover expectations, and the business workflows that need continuity.
New locations and branches
Make repeatable choices without assuming every location is identical.
A branch standard can reduce variation while still accounting for local circuits, floor plans, device counts, installation conditions, and operational needs.
Location requirements
Document users, devices, work areas, circuits, Wi-Fi, switching, power, mounting, and local constraints.
Equipment and licensing
Prepare the complete model, quantity, subscription, accessory, and renewal requirements for a written quote.
Deployment checklist
Define delivery, configuration, installation, validation, issue ownership, and handoff responsibilities.
Explore new-location network deployment and use the opening checklist.
Scheduled remote configuration and coordination
Prepare the work before the installation window.
Scheduled remote preparation may be available under a separate service agreement and can include agreed device configuration, naming, documentation, installer coordination, validation steps, and issue tracking. Responsibilities, availability, and response expectations are defined in writing.
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Review
Understand locations, users, devices, connectivity, current equipment, pain points, and project timing.
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Recommend
Document the network, equipment, licensing, resiliency, deployment, and lifecycle requirements.
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Prepare
Coordinate agreed configuration, delivery, installation responsibilities, validation, and issue tracking.
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Document
Provide useful records for the deployed environment, licenses, renewals, and future planning.
Documentation and lifecycle
Leave the environment easier to understand and plan.
Useful records can include location details, connectivity, equipment inventory, license and renewal dates, configuration intent, known dependencies, and expected replacement timing.
Network documentation
Maintain practical location, connectivity, equipment, and configuration records for future work.
Licensing and renewals
Track agreed subscriptions and renewal dates so decisions can be made before a deadline becomes urgent.
Hardware lifecycle
Identify aging equipment, warranty or support considerations, and a reasonable planning window for replacement.
Request a practical review of the network in front of you.
Scheduled remote configuration and network lifecycle assistance may be available under a separate service agreement. Responsibilities, availability, and response expectations are defined in writing.
Request a Network Review