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MNEUMONIX offer a range of network services from installation of new networks through to maintenance and upgrade of current systems. The installation service is a complete package including all cabling and termination, configuration of the server and configuration of the client workstations.

All aspects of the installation are tailored to suit the specific requirements of the client. We will even work during the silent hours, if required, so as not to disturb the day to day business of the office.

Recent projects include installing office local area networks (Windows Server 2003 and Vista workstations), Virtual Private Networks (VPN) and transferring user documents together with specialised databases.

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