Windhoek, Namibia
Network Solutions in Namibia
Structured cabling, business Wi-Fi, firewalls and multi-site connectivity for organisations in Windhoek and across the country. Surveyed on site, quoted in writing.
Network Solutions in Namibia
Network design, structured cabling, wireless and firewalls for businesses in Windhoek and across Namibia. Built around the connectivity you can actually get at your site, not the connectivity a datasheet assumes.
Network Design & Architecture
Networks designed around your actual sites, headcount and applications, with capacity for the growth you expect rather than the growth a vendor would like to sell you.
Network Security
Firewalls configured properly, guest traffic separated from your finance systems, and remote access that does not leave a door open. Reviewed by the same team that runs our penetration tests.
Wireless Solutions
Business Wi-Fi surveyed on site, not guessed from a floor plan. Coverage that holds up through Namibian brick and steel, with separate guest and staff access.
Cloud Networking
Linking your office to cloud services without discovering afterwards that the line cannot carry it. We size the link to the workload and the Namibian bandwidth cost.
Data Center Solutions
Server room and data centre networking: rack layout, switching, redundancy and cooling considerations, for organisations that keep infrastructure on their own premises.
Network Monitoring & Management
Switches, firewalls and links watched around the clock, so we usually know a branch has dropped before the branch phones to tell us.
Structured Cabling & Fibre
Structured cabling in Namibia done to standard and labelled properly: Cat6, fibre backbone, patch panels and a documented floor plan you can hand to the next technician.
Multi-Site & Branch Connectivity
Linking Windhoek head office to branches in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Oshakati or Rundu over fibre, LTE or site-to-site VPN, with sensible failover between them.
Internet Failover & Redundancy
A second line that takes over automatically when the first one drops. In Namibia a single fibre link is a single point of failure, and outages are not rare.
VoIP & Business Telephony
Hosted PBX and VoIP set up on a network configured to carry it. Voice quality problems are almost always a network problem, so we fix the cause rather than the symptom.
CCTV & Access Control Networks
The network behind your cameras and door controllers: PoE switching, bandwidth and storage planning, and keeping that traffic separated from your business systems.
UPS & Power Protection
Network gear on protected power so an outage or a surge does not take your switches, firewall and server with it. Sizing, installation and battery replacement scheduling.
How a Network Project Runs With Us
Four stages from site survey to ongoing support, with cabling routes and cutover timing agreed before anyone opens a wall.
Assessment
We walk the site, trace what is actually cabled where, test the links you already pay for, and find out what your provider can genuinely deliver at that address.
Design
A diagram, an equipment list with costs, and cabling routes, so you can see exactly what is being installed and what it will do before you approve it.
Implementation
Cabling and cutover scheduled after hours or over a weekend where downtime matters, every port tested and labelled, with a rollback plan agreed in advance.
Support
Monitoring, firmware updates and a documented network diagram kept current, so the next person to touch it is not starting from scratch.
Find Out What Your Network Can Actually Carry
Tell us your locations, how many users and what keeps dropping. We survey the site and come back with a design, an equipment list and a written cost.
Request a Network AssessmentNetwork Projects We Are Asked For in Namibia
Three situations that come up again and again, and what a properly scoped network project does about each.
Network Upgrade for a Regulated Organisation
Separating card payment or patient data from the guest Wi-Fi, locking down who can reach what, and producing the change records an auditor will ask for. Usually triggered by a compliance review or a near miss.
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Multi-location Business Connectivity
Head office in Windhoek, branches in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay or the north, and a different provider at each one. We standardise the equipment, link the sites over VPN, and add a fallback line so one outage does not stop the whole business.
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Educational Institution Wireless Solution
Hundreds of devices arriving at 08:00 on a network sized for a dozen. Coverage surveyed room by room, capacity planned for peak rather than average, and staff, learners and guests kept on separate networks.
Discuss This ScenarioTechnology Environments
Network requirements may involve Windows, Linux and cloud environments such as AWS, Google Cloud or Microsoft Azure. Logos indicate technologies, not formal partnership status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cost, cabling, which connection to use, and what happens when the line drops. Straight answers before you ask for a quote.
Slow performance, recurring outages, coverage gaps, unsupported equipment, security concerns or difficulty supporting current applications can justify an assessment. The review should consider your actual environment rather than equipment age alone.
Controls depend on the agreed risks and scope. They can include firewall configuration, segmentation, encrypted connections, access controls and monitoring, with responsibilities documented for the specific environment.
Implementation planning can include agreed maintenance windows, phased changes, configuration testing, rollback considerations and communication with responsible staff. Some disruption may still be unavoidable and should be discussed in advance.
Monitoring of switches, firewalls and links, firmware updates, and troubleshooting when something breaks. Coverage hours and target response times are written into the support agreement rather than left open.
Cost is driven by the number of points to be cabled, the distance and difficulty of the cable routes, how many access points the building needs, and the switching and firewall hardware involved. A site survey turns those into a firm figure. We quote equipment and labour separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Yes. Cat6 data cabling, fibre backbone between floors or buildings, patch panels, racks and cable management, all labelled and documented. Badly terminated cable is the single most common cause of network faults we are called out to, and it is entirely avoidable.
Fibre where it reaches you, and it now reaches a lot more of Namibia than it used to. Fixed broadband subscriptions rose to 139,584 in the first quarter of 2026, with fibre the fastest-growing segment at 10%. Windhoek suburbs such as Pionierspark, Dorado Park and Kleine Kuppe are well covered, as are Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Otjiwarongo, Okahandja, Grootfontein and Ondangwa. Where fibre has not arrived, LTE or fixed wireless is usually the practical answer, and 5G is now live in Windhoek, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and Ongwediva. We check what is actually available at your address before recommending anything.
Yes. We link Windhoek head offices to branches in Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Oshakati, Ongwediva, Rundu and elsewhere using site-to-site VPN over whatever connectivity each site can get. Equipment is standardised across sites so the same configuration works everywhere and support does not become guesswork.
With a single line, everything stops until the provider fixes it. We configure a second connection on a different technology or provider, with automatic failover, so staff keep working while the primary link is restored. For most Namibian businesses the cost of a backup line is far lower than a day of downtime.