If you rely on Wi-Fi for your business, then we have a no-stress option for you to deploy your wireless solution: Meraki Managed Wi-Fi from IPTel Solutions.

IPTel are an approved Cisco Powered Managed Services provider, with multiple options for customers. One of the specialisations we have is for D5, Meraki Security. If you have a Meraki deployment, there are a number of Security features available to you that when leveraged correctly can empower and secure your business in an ever-changing and complex[…]

Aged Care is pressing ahead with modernisation in their ICT and Wi-Fi is a major part of the mix. The ability to provide a lot of services - quickly deploying new services - as well as enabling mobility are major draw cards for Aged Care. Let's take a look at what this means.

Cisco Meraki is ubiquitous in the realm of cloud networking. Meraki has come on leaps and bounds in recent years though, and is no longer just for SMB - Meraki is great for enterprise too. If you've had your Meraki installation for a little while now, it may be time to consider a refresh - and we can help.

There’s lot of security products on the market – and plenty of scare stories about how you need to secure your network. If you use Cisco or Meraki, Cisco has an excellent set of products in the security space – and one of the major ones is Cisco Umbrella.

In this blog, we’ll explore some of the equipment we use for a pre-deployment survey. This is typically the second stage of an RF design - the predictive survey first and the pre-deployment survey second.

Wi-Fi in all its forms relies on good signal propagation. Signals are attenuated by various objects - it's not that well known, but trees are a particularly attenuating object - let's take a look!

You may not be aware, but the Perpetual POE feature allows a switch to continue to power devices connected to the switch, during a reboot. This is to ensure your network is back online as soon as possible after a rebook, as all your end devices are still up.

Cisco Powered Managed Services means that we have met the stringent requirements from Cisco to offer approved managed services for Cisco and Meraki networks.

Many years ago, there was a “new kid on the block” called SD-WAN. It was the buzz-word that everyone was talking about; the ability to break the chains that kept us bound to a “legacy” WAN.