Networking
- Wi-Fi design and dead-spot fixes
- Routers, firewalls, and VPN for remote access
- Ethernet cabling, patch panels, and rack cleanup
- Guest and kids' networks kept separate from yours
- Troubleshooting when something is slow or down
Slow Wi-Fi, dead spots, a phone system nobody understands, a closet full of mystery cables. I sort it out, write down what I did, and leave you with a setup you can count on.
Eight wires, one correct order. That pattern is T568B, the sequence inside every network cable I terminate.
Offices, shops, and clinics that need reliable internet, a sensible firewall, and phones that ring where they should, without keeping an IT person on staff.
Wi-Fi that holds up on Sunday, a guest network kept apart from the office, a steady connection for streaming, and phones for the front desk.
Whole-house Wi-Fi, a wired line to the office or TV, controls for the kids' devices, and a network that stays up when everyone is home at once.
Call or text. If I miss you, leave a message and I'll call back.
435-668-1546 kellenhudson@gmail.com