A local network brings computers, printers, network storage, tills and cameras together into one system. On a well-configured network, staff open shared documents in a second, print to any printer, and the accounting database is available to everyone who should have it — and nobody else. On a badly configured one, files get sent around by messenger, the printer "disappears" every week and a guest on the Wi-Fi can see the director's computer.
Why a local network needs professional setup
Many offices in Tbilisi grow step by step: first two computers and the provider's router, then five more laptops, a printer, cameras, a till and guest Wi-Fi. Each device was connected as needed, and the network ends up as a pile of random settings. Address conflicts appear, shared folders work only sometimes, and nobody has thought about security — every device, including cameras with factory passwords, sits on the same network as the accounts department.
Professional setup starts by understanding the business: who works with which data, what must be reachable from outside and what is critical for uninterrupted work. The network structure, access rights and redundancy are then built around that.
What we configure
- conflict-free addressing and DHCP, with fixed addresses for printers and servers;
- shared folders with permissions by department and employee;
- network printers and scanners available from every computer;
- network-attached storage (NAS) for shared files and backups;
- network segmentation (VLANs): separate office, guest, camera and till networks;
- VPN for secure remote work and links between branches;
- network access to 1C and other accounting databases;
- automatic backups of important data.
How setup works
- Audit. We list every device, review current settings, cabling and equipment, and identify bottlenecks and risks.
- Design. We propose a network structure, an access-rights scheme and, if needed, an equipment list.
- Equipment configuration. Router, switches, access points and NAS, configured with segmentation and security in mind.
- Workstation setup. We connect computers to shared resources, printers and the VPN.
- Documentation. We hand over a network diagram, address list and admin passwords in a secure form.
- Training and support. We show staff how to use shared resources and stay on hand afterwards.
Small offices rarely need expensive server hardware: a good router, a managed switch and a NAS cover 90% of needs at a sensible price.
Home networks
A local network is useful at home too: a shared printer for the whole family, a library of films and photos on a network drive that you can play on the TV and phones, automatic computer backups and a separate network for smart devices. We set these up so they're easy to use without any technical knowledge.
Guide prices
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Small office network setup (up to 5 PCs) | from 80 ₾ |
| Each additional workstation | from 15 ₾ |
| NAS and backup setup | from 60 ₾ |
| Network segmentation (VLANs) | from 80 ₾ |
| VPN for remote work | from 50 ₾ |
Why choose us
- we start with an audit and an understanding of your business;
- security and access separation by default;
- full network documentation handed over;
- managed support and 24/7 call-outs;
- a warranty on all work.
