Knowledge hub
Plain-language explanations about networks, Wi-Fi, cabling and security.
How a network is built: a layer-by-layer view
A network is not a single device but a set of connected layers. The weakest link in the chain determines the speed and reliability of the whole system, so it matters to think about each layer separately.
Read 1 min readPractical tips for good Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi is the topic our customers ask about most. The rules below work for both offices and homes.
Read 1 min readCabling: the invisible foundation of a network
A cable system is installed once and used for years. That is why “we will fix it later” is the most expensive approach here. Replacing a cable that runs inside a wall often means repair work.
Read 1 min readSecurity: network and video surveillance
Security has two parts: digital (protecting the network) and physical (watching the site). In modern systems the two are closely linked, because IP cameras are network devices too.
Read 1 min readUninterrupted power: why a UPS matters
Electricity supply in Azerbaijan is generally stable, but short voltage drops or brief outages are not completely ruled out. For network equipment even a few seconds without power means the device restarts and the internet is lost for a few minutes. For a server or an NVR, an improper shutdown can damage data.
Read 1 min readFrequently asked questions
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Read 1 min readA short glossary
The terms of the network world can look complicated at first glance. Here are simple explanations of the ones you will meet most often:
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