Keeping Business Your Connected
At Working IT Solutions we provide connectivity solutions you can rely on.
Let’s Get Connected!
At Working IT Solutions we provide connectivity solutions you can rely on. That’s why our team of specialists work with a wide range of suppliers to be able to offer the right solution for your business or organisation.
What we do: IT Support Newcastle, Manchester & Stockton-on-Tees
Internal Network – Cabled Networks
Cabling
Well-priced, professionally installed solutions. With thirty-plus years of experience, talk to us about your cabling requirements. Don’t let unsightly unsafe cabling ruin the image of your business.
On-site estimates are free of charge just click or call.
Give us a call if you….
- Want to use VOIP telephony need Power Over Ethernet
- Want a quicker network, need to repair or replace your cabling
- Need fibre site to site connections
WiFi
Wireless Networks
Sometimes known as Wi-Fi or 802.11 networks, they let computers talk to one another using a radio link similar to cordless phones. The problem is that most wireless network equipment, when it comes out of the box, is not protected against the threats below in order to make it easy to set up. This means you have to configure the network yourself to make it secure. The following are some potential threats to a wireless network not being installed correctly:
Eavesdropping
Listening to the information as it is transmitted over the air. To protect from this information on the network must be encrypted.
Freeloading
Where a wireless network is used to share a broadband internet connection, there is a risk that unauthorized users will use your connection without permission.
Hacking
Anyone in range can connect to the network. The network must be restricted to known and trusted users and computers.
Our engineers have set up wireless networks in a wide range of locations and understand the importance of security without losing site of performance.
What We Do: IT Support Newcastle, Manchester & Stockton
External Network
Wide Area Networks WAN
With massive improvements in the connectivity both in terms of speed and reliability many businesses are doing away with expensive lease lines in favour or Wide Area Networks. Typically using ADSL or SDSL technologies encrypted data tunnels are set up from site to site.
Ensuring quick connectivity for data sharing and email at a fraction of the cost of the previous methods available.
ADSL is a broadband connection otherwise known as an Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line. It allows users to download data and make phone calls at the same time as it works on the same frequency as voice telephones.
ADSL is a popular, older type of broadband, it is a broadband connection that works through the copper wires of existing phone lines and is mainly used for home broadband and within small businesses.
Trusted
External Network Solutions
Fibre To The Cabinet - FTTC
Superfast Fibre broadband, Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) or VDSL uses fibre to connect the exchange with your local cabinet, and copper wires to connect the cabinet to your home or business., It is known as a reliable, high quality connection with superfast speeds up to 80 Mbps for downloads and 20 Mbps for uploads. It is mainly used by small and medium businesses, including start-ups looking to expand.
Fibre To The Premises - FTTP
FTTP provides the fastest possible speeds available for a broadband product – using full fibre infrastructure all the way to your premises it offers you ultrafast speeds and a more reliable connection that allows you to run more bandwidth-hungry applications. Choose one of our great-value packages today to start enjoying downstream speeds of up to a massive 1Gb/s and increased upload speeds of up to 115Mb/depending on the availability in your area. Your business will get leading-edge connectivity and faster access to cloud applications.
Leased Line
A leased line is a dedicated data connection with a fixed bandwidth. It enables small, medium, and large businesses to connect to the internet in a secure, reliable, and highly efficient manner, with maximum download capacity, resilience, and uptime, these connections include the following key features –
- Leased lines are symmetrical so that downloads and upload speeds are equal.
- These connections are uncontended, so they are not shared with others.
- In the event of an issue, these solutions include business grade Service Level Agreements offering you priority fix resolution times.
SOGEA broadband
SOGEA stands for Single Order Generic Ethernet Access and provides your business broadband connection, without the need for a traditional PSTN line which forced businesses to have a connection for both a broadband and phone line. Some customers don’t always want a phone line with their broadband, but traditionally they’ve had to install both. With SOGEA, you can have a standalone hybrid fibre broadband line (VDSL or Gfast), without the voice service.