Networking & Cabling · Banks
Secure, Segmented Networks for Every Branch
Separate banking, CCTV and guest traffic with managed switching, firewalls and redundant links.
- VLAN segmentation
- Firewall & VPN
- Redundant uplinks
- Certified cabling
Recommended Deployment
One fixed device setup for Banks. The equipment list and products below follow it and nothing from another setup is mixed in.
Deployment type Wired LAN
Recommended topology
- Endpoints / Access Points
- Cat6 / Cat6A
- Access Switches
- Fiber Backbone
- Core Switch
- Firewall / Router
Banks: keep core banking, CCTV and guest traffic on separate VLANs behind the firewall.
Equipment checklist
- Required Switches, cabling, patch panels, router/firewall
- Conditional Fiber modules, access points, rack, UPS
- Optional Cable certification, monitoring
What to size
- Users and device count
- PoE / PoE+ power budget
- Access point density
Sizes follow your site survey. The recommended setup below is already matched to this solution.
Choose Your Devices for Banks
Every option below is compatible with this solution and comes from different brands and models. Choose one per component.
Core banking, CCTV and guest traffic stay on separate VLANs behind a firewall, with managed switching, certified copper cabling and redundant uplinks.
Typical size: 1 rack with managed switches, 24–48 copper ports per floor.
Buying Guide
What to check at each step. Tap a step to open it; products are chosen above in “Choose Your Devices”.
Step 1: Network size & topology
Switches & PoE
Buying guide
Map buildings, floors and users.
Details
- Check before buying: Buildings, floors, users, devices
- Common mistake: Planning for today's users only
Key specifications to compare
- Users
- devices
- buildings
- growth
Right product when
Port count, uplinks and PoE budget cover growth.
Step 2: Cat6/Cat6A vs fiber
Cables & Fiber
Buying guide
Fiber for long links, copper inside.
Details
- Check before buying: Link distance and bandwidth needs
- Common mistake: Copper on long runs
Key specifications to compare
- Cat6A
- fiber type
- distance
- speed
Right product when
Media and distance match the bandwidth needed.
Step 3: Managed vs unmanaged
Switches & PoE
Buying guide
Managed gives VLANs and monitoring.
Details
- Check before buying: VLANs, monitoring, port counts
- Common mistake: Unmanaged switches in the core
Key specifications to compare
- Managed
- VLAN
- ports
- uplinks
Right product when
Port count, uplinks and PoE budget cover growth.
Step 4: PoE power
Switches & PoE
Buying guide
Add up AP and device watts.
Details
- Check before buying: PoE class and total budget
- Common mistake: Ignoring the switch power budget
Key specifications to compare
- PoE/PoE+ class
- total watts
Right product when
Port count, uplinks and PoE budget cover growth.
Step 5: Router & firewall
Routers & Firewalls
Buying guide
Check throughput under real load.
Details
- Check before buying: Throughput with security enabled
- Common mistake: Trusting headline speeds
Key specifications to compare
- Throughput
- VPN
- firewall rules
Right product when
Throughput holds under VPN and security load, with role-based access.
Step 6: Wi-Fi coverage
Access Points
Buying guide
Plan AP density per room and hall.
Details
- Check before buying: Coverage, density, channel plan
- Common mistake: One AP for a large hall
Key specifications to compare
- Wi-Fi standard
- AP density
- bands
Right product when
Coverage and density match room layout and device count.
Step 7: Racks, patching, testing
Racks & UPS
Buying guide
Label, terminate and certify links.
Details
- Check before buying: Labelling, termination, certification
- Common mistake: Skipping cable testing
Key specifications to compare
- Patch panel ports
- rack units
- test report
Right product when
Rack space, labelling and backup power are planned.
Step 8: UPS & redundancy
Racks & UPS
Buying guide
Protect the core and uplinks.
Details
- Check before buying: Runtime and uplink redundancy
- Common mistake: Single point of failure
Key specifications to compare
- UPS VA
- runtime
- redundant uplinks
Right product when
Rack space, labelling and backup power are planned.
Planning a branch network?
Custom projects are quoted after consultation.