Enterprise Network Design & Management in Nairobi, Kenya
Masterpiece Systems Limited provides enterprise network design and management in Nairobi, Kenya for businesses and institutions. Projects can include wired office networks, business Wi-Fi, branch connectivity, and upgrades to existing switches, routers and firewalls.
Whether you are opening a new office or troubleshooting an existing network, share your site locations, user count and the problem you want to solve. We’ll confirm the scope for assessment, design, deployment or ongoing support in your quotation.
How Much Does Enterprise Network Design Cost in Kenya?
Cost depends on the number of sites, floors, users and connected devices. Equipment, software licences, cabling routes, configuration and out-of-hours migration can also affect the total. A design-only quote can be scoped separately from equipment supply, installation and ongoing support.
What to send for a quote: Your site location, floor plan if available, approximate user and device counts, and the areas that need wired connections or Wi-Fi. For an upgrade, include your internet providers, current equipment models, recurring faults and the hours when network changes can be made.
Which Network Design Service Do You Need?
Start with what the network needs to support. A new office may need both wired connections and Wi-Fi, while a branch upgrade may focus on internet failover or access to shared applications.
| Project | Common use | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Wired LAN design | Connecting desks, IP phones, printers and servers | Network outlet count, switch capacity, rack space and links between floors. |
| Business Wi-Fi design | Providing wireless access for staff and guests | Coverage areas, expected simultaneous users, wall materials and access point placement. |
| Branch connectivity and VPN | Connecting offices or providing remote access to shared systems | Available internet links, application needs, firewall compatibility and failover requirements. |
| Network assessment and upgrade | Investigating slow connections, recurring faults or capacity limits | Current network diagram, equipment inventory, fault history and the proposed change window. |
| Network segmentation | Separating staff, guest and connected-device traffic | Which devices need to communicate, what access rules are required and whether existing equipment supports them. |
What Can a Network Design and Deployment Quotation Include?
The written scope identifies the areas to assess, equipment to configure, checks to perform and records to hand over.
- Network assessment. Document the existing network layout, review bandwidth usage and investigate where slowdowns or connection faults occur.
- Network architecture. Plan switching, IP addressing, Wi-Fi access point placement and virtual LANs (VLANs) for different user or device groups.
- Firewall and remote access review. Define which firewall rules, VPN connections and remote access settings should be reviewed or changed. Agree on the systems in scope before testing.
- Migration and upgrades. Agree on the change window, the order of work, the checks to run after cutover and how to restore the previous setup if needed.
- Testing and handover. Specify the connection tests, network diagram, equipment inventory and configuration records to include.
Network Management and Maintenance in Kenya
A network support agreement can cover troubleshooting, scheduled health checks, configuration backups, firmware reviews and monitoring of agreed devices or links.
Ask for the quotation to specify covered sites and devices, support hours, response targets and who receives alerts. Confirm how on-site visits, replacement hardware and work outside the agreed hours are handled.
Enterprise Network Design FAQs
Can I request a network assessment before buying equipment?
Yes. Share your current network layout and describe the problem. An assessment can help determine whether you need configuration changes, additional capacity or equipment replacement.
Can I reuse my existing switches, access points and cabling?
Reuse depends on condition, capacity and compatibility with the proposed design. Share model numbers and any available cable test records so the equipment can be assessed.
Can staff and guest Wi-Fi use the same access points?
Yes, if the equipment supports separate wireless networks and the required traffic controls. The design should define which internal resources staff can reach and what guests can access.
Can a network upgrade be done in phases?
A phased upgrade may be possible. Identify the systems that need to stay online and agree on the order of changes, testing and the window for each phase.
Do you handle projects outside Nairobi?
Send us your town and site details. We’ll confirm which services are available at that location and identify any applicable travel charges in the quotation.