What needed attention
The June project update describes a client network with inconsistent patching, legacy switches and existing fibre that had never been terminated. Cameras and IoT devices shared the network with business systems. The assessment also identified devices communicating with overseas servers.
The work delivered
NovaSoft reported installing three UniFi managed switches, terminating and using the fibre, and reorganising the cabinet and patch panels. VLAN segmentation separated IoT and security devices from critical business systems. The server environment was upgraded to a 10GbE connection.
Why those changes matter
Using the fibre and replacing the older switching addressed physical bottlenecks. Separating devices gave the network clearer boundaries, while organised patching made the cabinet easier to trace and maintain. The published delivery notes describe both the installation and configuration work.
About these photographs
The tall cabinet above is the project described in the June Instagram post. The two additional comparisons show separate cabinets and their completed results. NovaSoft supplied the original photographs; the images are cropped to focus on the equipment. The delivery notes for the tall cabinet apply to that project.





