Product FamilyNetworking and Wi-Fi
Multi-Site Network Standardization
Make every location's network behave the same, so support and new sites get simpler.
Standardization is the decision to stop building every location differently. The work is defining one reference design (equipment, addressing, naming, and management), then deciding which sites move to it, in what order, and what happens to the equipment they run today.
When this fits
- Each site was built differently and support shows it
- New locations keep being one-off projects
Typical planning considerations
- Which existing site is closest to the design you want to repeat, and what it is missing
- How different the sites are in size, layout, and connection type
- Moving the estate as one program, or site by site as equipment ages out
- How addressing, naming, and configuration stay consistent once several people can change things
- Which support tasks should stop requiring somebody to drive to a site
- How a brand-new location gets built from the standard without reinventing it
What Days Dynamics can help coordinate
- Documenting a reference design that can be handed to any installer
- Preparing repeatable requests per site type rather than per site
- Sequencing site conversions around trading hours and local constraints
- Coordinating the same build across multiple locations and vendors