Insights

Field notes from the network.

Practical guides written by engineers for the people who run, buy and depend on business networks. No gated PDFs, no fluff.

Bound network documentation binders and drawings on a desk
Operations6 min read

What good network documentation actually contains

A practical checklist for network documentation that stays useful: diagrams, IP plans, configuration history, runbooks and the ownership rules that keep them current.

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A corridor divided into separate glass-walled zones
Security7 min read

Network segmentation without breaking your applications

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A ceiling access point with rings of light visualizing radio coverage
Wireless6 min read

Planning for Wi-Fi 7: what changes for cabling, switching and RF

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Fiber strands fanning out into many points of light
WAN7 min read

SD-WAN vs MPLS: how multi-site organizations decide

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Macro view of the twisted copper pairs inside a Cat6A cable
Cabling5 min read

Cat6 vs Cat6A for new builds

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