Inventory and dependency mapping
Every device, VLAN, route, ACL and the applications behind them, so nothing is discovered mid-cutover.
Services
Old network out, new network in, nobody notices.
Hardware refreshes and platform migrations delivered in waves with parallel running, twin-validated cutovers and rollback windows that are never needed — from three-tier campus to EVPN fabric, from one vendor to another.
What's included
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Target design
Modern topology sized for the next five years, reusing hardware and cabling where it makes sense.
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Configuration translation
Policies and configurations translated to the new platform, de-duplicated, and tested on the twin.
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Wave planning
Sites or racks grouped into waves by risk and dependency, each with its own method of procedure.
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Cutover execution
Parallel running, traffic steering, verification against pre-change baselines, rollback ready.
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Decommission
Legacy equipment removed only after each wave is verified; asset disposal documented.
How an engagement runs
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Discovery
Inventory, dependencies, constraints.
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Design
Target architecture and translation rules.
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Pilot wave
Lowest-risk site or rack migrated and measured.
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Waves
Remaining estate migrated to plan with verification per wave.
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Close
Decommission, documentation, optional operations.
Questions we get asked
Do we need a maintenance weekend?
Rarely. Parallel running and wave planning keep cutovers inside normal windows; a weekend is reserved for the few steps that truly need it.
What about hardware we just bought?
It stays. The design reuses what fits and the BOM covers only the gap.
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