Avondale, AZ
(480) 626-8585

Networking, Wi-Fi & VoIP

Business networking built to be watched, not just installed

Wired and wireless networks, WISP and public Wi-Fi hotspots, VoIP and failover routers for businesses across Avondale and the Phoenix Metro.

One team designs it and keeps watching it

A network gets built once and then has to keep working every day after that, which is the part a lot of installs miss. JCO Computers handles wired and wireless networking for businesses, including WISP and public Wi-Fi hotspots, the kind more businesses, organizations and municipalities are offering now to improve the customer experience, alongside VoIP phone systems, edge routers, switches and point-of-sale networking. Failover routers are part of the design wherever downtime isn't an option.

Why the same team should do both halves

A network designed by one company and monitored by no one is a network that fails quietly until someone notices the phones are down. JCO designs the network and runs the 24x7 monitoring on it afterward, so both halves of the job stay with people who already know how it was built.

Business networking and VoIP for Avondale and the Phoenix Metro since 2005. Call (480) 626-8585.

Rows of networked stations on the JCO Computers LAN floor in Avondale

The monitoring side

Design the network, then keep watching it

24x7 monitoring runs on SNMP, Syslog and Traps, with NetFlow, sFlow and IPFix reading the traffic itself, so a problem shows up here before it shows up as a call from you.

SNMPSyslogTrapsNetFlowsFlowIPFix

The stack running behind managed IT and business networking alike

What's covered

Wired, wireless, and everything that keeps it talking

Edge routers & switches

The hardware the rest of the network hangs off, installed and configured on site.

WISP & public Wi-Fi hotspots

Wireless internet service and public hotspots, the kind more businesses now offer to improve the customer experience.

Point-of-sale networking

POS systems wired into the same network, not left as an afterthought.

Failover routers

Built into the design wherever a dropped connection isn't something the business can absorb.

How a network project runs

Design, install, then watched from here on

The same order every time, from the first survey to the monitoring that never stops.

The JCO Computers storefront and sign in Avondale, where networking projects start

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Design and site survey

Wired or wireless, a WISP hotspot or a straightforward office network, the design starts with what the site actually needs rather than a standard package.

The JCO Computers storefront window, with the Wire/Wireless and Networking service tiles among the others

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Edge routers, switches and VoIP installed

Edge routers, switches, VoIP handsets and point-of-sale networking installed and configured, with failover routers built in wherever downtime isn't an option.

The JCO Computers LAN centre floor in daylight

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24x7 monitoring from here on

Once it's live, the network gets watched, not left alone. SNMP, Syslog and Traps, with NetFlow, sFlow and IPFix reading the traffic itself, are meant to flag a problem before it becomes a call to us.

Networking & VoIP

Questions about business networking

Yes. Wireless internet service and public Wi-Fi hotspots are part of the networking work, on top of the trend of businesses and organizations offering free Wi-Fi to improve the customer experience.

24x7 monitoring using SNMP, Syslog and Traps, with NetFlow, sFlow and IPFix reading the traffic itself. It's the same monitoring stack used across managed IT, applied to the network built here.

Yes, alongside edge routers, switches and point-of-sale networking. Failover routers are part of the design for any business where downtime during an outage isn't acceptable.