Active Passive Networking
– Active Passive Networking utilizes both active and passive components to optimize network performance, combining active devices like routers with passive components such as cables for efficient communication.

Routing and Switching:
Routing and switching are fundamental in networking. Routing directs data packets between networks, while switching forwards data within a network efficiently.

Wireless and wired:
Wireless technology enables seamless connectivity without physical cables, while wired connections offer reliability and consistent performance for data transmission and communication needs.

Structured cabling:
Structured cabling organizes telecommunications infrastructure into standardized systems, enhancing connectivity and scalability. It simplifies management, reduces downtime, and supports various applications efficiently.

Datacenter Networking:
Datacenter networking optimizes data flow, connecting servers, storage, and users. High-speed switches, routers, and cables ensure efficient communication, supporting modern computing demands.

Lan Infrastructure Audit and Analysis:
Analyze LAN infrastructure for efficiency, security, and scalability. Evaluate network components, protocols, and configurations to optimize performance and mitigate vulnerabilities effectively.

VPN:
A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, encrypts internet traffic, ensuring online privacy and security by masking IP addresses and bypassing geo-restrictions.

Network planing,Design and Implementation:
Network planning, design, and implementation involve assessing needs, creating blueprints, and executing installations to ensure efficient, secure, and scalable communication infrastructure.