Penntech completed a full network audit of the current setup to build a full picture of the infrastructure.
A virtualised network was created on the existing hardware across the access, distribution and core switches.
The Embassy of Saudi Arabia in London is the diplomatic mission of Saudi Arabia in the United Kingdom
A section of the Embassy was being led by a different department. This department should not be able to interact with any network devices on the Embassy’s core network. The internet connection should be shared equally.
Penntech completed a full network audit of the current setup to build a full picture of the infrastructure.
A virtualised network was created on the existing hardware across the access, distribution and core switches.
Bandwidth limitations were implemented on each network to share the available bandwidth.
The Embassy’s core network is fully separated at a software level from the new departments’ devices. The connection speed is distributed between the two networks.
The Diplomatic Mission of Saudi Arabia in England.
Penntech transitioned to a cloud-first infrastructure model, significantly improving scalability, performance and costs.
MECM Segregation of multiple networks with VLAN
Penntech established two MECM servers to ensure localised management, redundancy, and improved load distribution.
MECM Health Review and App Deployment
Penntech carried out a health review of the Trust’s MCEM platform to ensure optimal functionality and security.
Penntech proactively advised that the ageing hardware and operating systems were not scalable or aligned with their business growth strategy. They required an infrastructure that was secure, robust, fit for purpose and scalable.
