Network Solutions · Est. 2017
2MB designs, migrates and secures the infrastructure underneath everything else your business runs on — WAN links, data centres and firewalls. Built and cut over by network specialists, not by whoever was free that week.
Most network projects don’t start with a plan. They start with a symptom — a link that drops at month-end, a firewall nobody wants to touch because the rules were written by someone who has since left, an MPLS circuit that costs more every year and carries less, a branch office that feels like the edge of the network because that’s exactly what it is.
The six we’re called about most:
None of these are fixed by buying another box. They’re fixed by someone willing to look at the whole path — and then own the cutover.
From greenfield builds to live cutovers — infrastructure designed to scale, and moved without disrupting the business that depends on it.
A data centre move is the one project where the business notices every mistake. We plan the sequence around your operating calendar, document the target state before anything is unracked, and keep a rollback path open until the last validation passes.
Greenfield data centres designed and deployed with high-density cabling and cooling layouts that hold up as the rack fills.
Lift-and-shift or phased server and storage moves, sequenced for minimal downtime and validated at each stage.
Active-active secondary sites for instant failover, so continuity is a design decision rather than a fire drill.
Legacy security gateways replaced with next-generation platforms — policy rebuilt clean, not just copied over.
Most firewall migrations fail slowly: the rule base is exported, imported, and every accumulated exception from the last decade travels with it. We rebuild policy against what the business actually needs open today, then prove it before the old gateway comes out of the path.
Rules, objects and policies moved safely between different firewall brands, with a tested fallback.
Old and unused rules removed — which improves throughput and, more importantly, makes the policy readable again.
Strict access controls, segmentation and advanced threat defence, scoped to what your environment can actually operate.
Traffic shifted off legacy circuits and onto modern, redundant paths — so branch offices stop feeling like the edge of the network.
WAN cutovers are won or lost in coordination. The technology is well understood; the risk sits in carrier handoff windows, in what happens to voice while a circuit is down, and in whether anyone has tested the failover before it’s needed at 2am.
Traffic shifted from legacy MPLS onto modern SD-WAN architectures, usually for less money and more path diversity.
Critical voice and application traffic routed over the best available link, with policy that survives a failover.
Telecom handoffs managed end to end, so cutovers don’t turn into long service gaps while two vendors point at each other.
The same four steps on every engagement, whatever its size.
Understand the current environment, its risks, its dependencies and the business priorities it serves. You get the findings whether or not you engage us for the work.
A secure, scalable target architecture and an implementation roadmap — HLD and LLD documented, capacity planned, risks named up front.
Migration and configuration executed under controlled change, with validation at each stage and a rollback path that stays open until it isn’t needed.
Monitoring, troubleshooting, optimisation and documented handover — so the environment keeps working after we’ve left the site.
Every stage produces documentation you keep. If you replace us tomorrow, your next engineer inherits a network they can read.
This page has no case study yet. Our published case studies cover AIDC, IoT and dashboards — see Case Studies. A network engagement write-up will be added here rather than filled with an illustrative example.
Every network we design comes with the hardware to run it — switches, routers, firewalls, racks and structured cabling — sourced genuine and fully warranted, quoted and delivered by the same team that designed the solution. Procurement never becomes the reason a cutover slips.
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Choose the delivery model that fits the problem, not the other way round.
Defined scope, timeline and milestones. Best for migrations, implementations and upgrades.
Ongoing monitoring, support and optimisation. Best where predictable operations matter more than a one-off fix.
Specialist expertise for a targeted problem — architecture, assessment, or complex troubleshooting.
Start with an assessment. We’ll document what you’re running now and where the risk sits — and you keep the findings either way.