We have worked with a wide variety of standard solutions such as Windows Sharepoint Services, Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange Server, SMS 2003, Complex Migration Scenarios, Great Plains, MySQL, VOIP, Cisco Routing & Switching, SQL Server & Oracle, as well as custom solutions, successfully meeting their challenges—routine and the unusual.

We can provide solutions for one office or multiple sites. For support, we can use advanced tools such as Kaseya to remotely monitor your environment, identifying potential problems at each site before they can affect your business.

Do you have an old version of Microsoft Exchange and want to migrate to the latest version? We can assist your IT department or handle the implementation ourselves, with comprehensive Microsoft Exchange server migration services. We can ensure your local and remote mail users get the scalability, reliability, security and performance they require. And, we can achieve that goal while avoiding or minimizing the disruptions normally associated with a migration.

Documenting Your Network

Creating a network handbook that will make your job easier.

1. Do You Have Network Documentation?
2. Do you have a network diagram?
3. Is your network diagram current?
4. Have you documented your server software configuration?
5. Have you documented your hardware configuration?

We don’t have documentation because…

• The last Network Administrator kept the information in his/her head and didn’t bother to write anything down…
• Documenting a network takes time and I don’t have the time…
• We have documentation but it isn’t current…
• We contract with a consultant/vendor to take care of our network and they keep the information with them…

Benefits of Network Documentation

• Faster troubleshooting
• Good documentation reduces the need to research solutions to the same problem each time the problem arises.
• A visual diagram can help identify potential problem areas in a more timely manner.
• Reduced information loss
• Prevents loss of important network information when employees leave the organization, making the transition period less painful.
• Easier task sharing
• Network administrators can successfully delegate network responsibilities because important information is available in written form.
• Improved network design
• A current network diagram is a key element in any design process.