Network & Connectivity

Network work at Audmins is practical connectivity: routing, switching, firewalls, VPNs, SD-WAN, private cloud interconnect, and the identity that sits on wireless. We start from how traffic actually flows — users, sites, cloud, partners — and draw the current path before proposing a new one. Mystery VLANs and leftover site-to-site tunnels are named so they can be retired.

Segmentation is designed for the applications you run, not a textbook zero-trust poster. We put the controls where you can operate them: firewall policy as code or a documented change process, not a 3,000-rule any-any leftover. Cloud networks (VPC/VNet, hubs, PrivateLink/Private Endpoint) are part of the same picture as the campus core.

Remote access is treated as a first-class path. If staff work from home, the VPN, ZTNA, or VDI path is sized, logged, and tested. Guest wireless is separated. Certificates and RADIUS are not afterthoughts.

Delivery includes diagrams that match the running config, a change window plan, and a rollback. We do not 'optimise' a live network by changing everything on a Friday. You get connectivity you can explain to the next engineer, including certificate and RADIUS details, DHCP/DNS ownership, and which firewall pair is authoritative for each path. That is what keeps a plant or campus change from depending on one person's memory.