Hakobi

Network Infrastructure in Sabah

Last reviewed: 31 August 2026

Network infrastructure covers the physical and logical design of your network — switching, routing, wireless, and multi-site connectivity — engineered for reliability on sites where a dropped connection has a real operational cost.

The problem

Networks that grow organically, one switch and one Wi-Fi access point at a time, tend to accumulate blind spots: no redundancy, no documented topology, and no one who can explain why a particular VLAN exists. That’s manageable until a site expands, a link goes down, or an auditor asks for network diagrams that don’t exist.

What’s included

  • Network topology design — segmentation, VLANs, routing
  • Switching and wireless hardware selection and installation
  • Multi-site connectivity (SD-WAN, VPN mesh, site-to-site links)
  • Redundancy and failover planning
  • Network documentation and as-built diagrams
  • Post-installation testing and handover

How we deliver

Every project starts with a site survey and requirements gathering, followed by a topology design reviewed with the client before procurement. Installation is scheduled around business hours where possible, with cutovers for live sites planned around a defined maintenance window and rollback plan.

Who this is for

Businesses opening a new site, consolidating multiple locations onto one network, or replacing infrastructure that’s grown past what it was originally designed for.

What it costs

Every network build is priced against the site count, hardware, and complexity involved, so there’s no fixed number to quote here. Request a quote and we’ll scope it against your sites.

Technology we use

Proof

Case study

Full IT infrastructure and structured cabling build for a Japanese investment bank in Labuan

A full IT infrastructure build for a Japanese investment bank's Labuan branch — network design, AP heatmap analysis, CCTV placement, and structured cabling delivered end-to-end in two months.

Frequently asked questions

Do you design networks or just install hardware?

Both. Engagements start with topology design — segmentation, redundancy, routing — before any hardware goes in, rather than installing equipment against a vague brief.

Can you cut over a live site without extended downtime?

Yes, with a planned cutover window and rollback plan. Downtime during migrations is scoped and communicated in advance, not left open-ended.

Do you work with existing hardware, or only specific vendors?

We design around Peplink and Fortinet as primary vendors but will assess and work with existing infrastructure where it makes sense to keep it.

What about multi-site networks connecting different locations?

Multi-site design — SD-WAN, VPN mesh, or hub-and-spoke — is a core part of this service, particularly for clients with branch offices or remote sites.

How long does a typical installation take?

A single-site installation typically runs 1–3 weeks from design sign-off to go-live; multi-site projects are phased and scoped individually.

Ready to talk to an engineer?

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