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Problem
Several different buildings in the same
vicinity that needed to share one computer system. One of the
buildings was across the street from the main building and separated
by railroad tracks. The other smaller buildings were located on the
same side of the street, but did not have adequate shelter for
equipment.
Analysis
The building across the street would best be
served by a fiber connection. The issues encountered were the
permits required and liability issues with tearing up part of the
street and railroad track to install the fiber. The smaller
buildings didn’t require a fiber connection so a wireless connection
was suggested.
Solution
The technicians at Technical Edge, Inc.
coordinated the entire effort. We negotiated with the city for
required permits. We worked with the railroad company for
permission and liability issues related to the installation of the
fiber connection. We contracted another local company to install
the fiber cable. We provided hardware and fiber specifications and
purchased all equipment that was required. The building across the
street from the main building was connected to the network with
minimal interruption for the client. The smaller buildings were
connected to the main building using a radio frequency wireless
solution. The equipment needed to be weather proofed. We worked
with companies to provide the equipment that would withstand the
weather conditions. We installed the solution without major
disruption to the client.
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