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Business Networking: Sites, Wi-Fi, VPNs and Azure as One Network
Teams fine at head office but stuttering at every branch? Usually it's the route your traffic takes, not the app.
In this video
- Switching and segmentation designed around what needs separating, and Wi-Fi built for where people actually are
- Encrypted site-to-site VPNs with failover that has been tested
- Azure hub-and-spoke, with peering that keeps traffic on Microsoft's backbone and private connections where they make sense
- Microsoft 365 traffic routed the shortest way out, as Microsoft recommends
- Documented, monitored and kept current, so a degrading link is found before anyone reports it
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Teams is fine at head office, but stutters at every branch? Usually it's not the app. It's the route your traffic takes.
Add Azure, a new site or an acquisition, and the network grows piece by piece. Tunnels that drop, addresses that clash, and no diagram that matches reality.
Systech designs it as one network.
On site, switching and segmentation are designed around what needs separating, and Wi-Fi is built for where people actually are.
Between sites, encrypted site-to-site VPNs, with failover that's actually been tested.
Into Azure, a hub-and-spoke design, peering that keeps traffic on Microsoft's backbone, and private connections where they make sense.
And Microsoft 365 traffic takes the shortest route, straight out from each site, the way Microsoft recommends.
Then we document it, monitor it and keep firmware current, so a degrading link is found before anyone reports it.
Network and firewall specialists, and ISO 27001 certified.
Book a call, tell us how your sites and cloud connect today, and we'll show you how we'd join it up.
Sources: Microsoft Learn (Microsoft 365 network connectivity principles; Azure virtual network peering). Examples shown are illustrative.
