Our farmComplete Small Business Networking & IT Solutions
- Network Architectural Consulting and Design
- LAN, VLAN, and VoIP
- WAN and VPN
- Setup and Configuration
- LAN, VLAN, WAN and Wi–Fi
- Routers, Switches, and VoIP
- Full Service 24/7 Network Monitoring using InterMapper™
- Device Status
- Interface traffic volume and loads
- Network Element Status
- Local and Remote Network Status
- Web access interface and log reporting
- Full threshold–crossing Alerts
- Notifications through Pager, email, alarms, etc.
We have been a proud Intermapper user since 1994.
We can help you with all your data networking issues. We promise rapid turn around and we will work within your budget.
Is it important to your business to know if a server is down before the client or staff calls? Is it important to see bottleneck buildup? Is greater network up-time important? Would you like to spend less time troubleshooting the network?
We can setup your whole business, monitor your entire network using SNMP as well as many other standard and custom probes, send notices, and do all the work for you.
Contact Us with a data networking question or to request a free quote.
paul.hill@pc2mediaspecialties.com
(402) 443–5174
cell:(402) 219-3783
Small Office IT Solution
We make outsourcing technology simple, manageable, and affordable by providing all the tools for network support and maintenance. This means one point–of–contact and support to manage your entire Information Technology, IT, environment.
We can provide all of the core network hardware, software, and support management a small business needs to run smoothly and efficiently. For a single, low monthly fee, your business will have an outsourced, managed IT solution that is secure, reliable, customizable, and most importantly – cost effective.
Managed IT
Our managed IT solution includes monitoring of all components including servers, load–balencers, and network elements used to provide all services of your network. The 24/7 monitoring posture ensures timely, proactive maintenance and support. Outsourcing IT reduces technology distractions, increases productivity and efficiency and maximizes your technology investments.
Small businesses often struggle to effectively and affordably manage their computing environment. We provide a technology solution to network design, installation, configuration, management, and support. Outsourcing your IT has never been easier!
960 CR –18
Wahoo, NE 68066
(402) 443–5174
cell:(402) 219-3783
paul.hill@pc2mediaspecialties.com
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What can we do?
We have expertise in all these areas: LAN, VLAN, VoIP, Wi–Fi, WAN, and VPN. We can help you decide on what you need, order all the parts, install and configure them. If needed, we can establish an in-house or external monitoring service to watch how it is all working, locate bottlenecks, identify failures, and watch and report utilization. Knowing the utilization can determine if you are really getting the bandwidth you contracted to get with your ISP. Monitoring is accomplished using SNMP and other standard or custom probes.
What is a LAN?
This is a Local Area Network that interconnects all of your office computers, servers, printers, and any other office equipment with the ability to connect to a network. Other equipment could include a telephone service or a wireless (Wi–Fi) access point using the same network.
Using the LAN for your telephone service is called Voice over Internet Protocol or VoIP.
The main piece of equipment to interconnect the office components is the switch. If you decide to separate and isolate offices or sections into segments then another required piece of equipment is the router. As the name suggests, a router examines where the information is headed and selects the best path.
Often, these two components, switch and router, are contained in the same unit. Also, any wireless access to your LAN is provided by a wireless Access Point and also is attached to the LAN. On small LANs, the Access Point may also be in a single unit with the switch and router.
What is a WAN? This is a separate Wide Area Network that connects the LAN to the Internet. This is where your Internet Service Provider (ISP) hands off your internet access to you. Offices that depend on the internet for interconnection often rely on a privacy method called a VPN. The VPN or Virtual Private Network encrypts your data and creates a tunnel through the internet to a remote office. Multiple tunnels can be created to interconnect offices and create redundant paths for increased reliability.