Business infrastructure
Windows and Linux servers, Active Directory, DNS, DFS, NAS and controlled file services. Design, installation, commissioning and documentation for your business environment.
CyberNest IT
From your first gaming PC to the infrastructure behind your business. Hardware, networks and hands-on support, brought together around the way you work.
What we can help with
A considered setup begins with understanding what you need it to do.
Windows and Linux servers, Active Directory, DNS, DFS, NAS and controlled file services. Design, installation, commissioning and documentation for your business environment.
VDI, virtualization and vGPU setup. Build a homelab or small-business environment on suitable consumer hardware or refurbished servers. GPU support and licensing are checked for your configuration.
Gaming builds, workstations, upgrades and new or refurbished equipment sourced around your applications. Servers, storage, racks, UPS, peripherals and networking equipment are part of the conversation.
Structured cabling, firewalls, VPNs, SD-WAN, multi-WAN failover and multi-office connectivity. Endpoint protection and monitoring configured for your environment.
Camera supply, installation and setup for homes, shops and offices. We discuss coverage, recording storage, cabling and remote-viewing requirements before choosing equipment.
Desktop and laptop repairs, ongoing business support, Docker, LXC and Kubernetes environments, backup planning and infrastructure monitoring. Software sourcing and licence requirements are scoped with you.
Find the situation closest to yours. We shape the scope around what you already have and what needs to change.
Bring together user accounts, shared storage, wired and wireless networks, backup and remote access. Start with your team size, applications and current equipment; agree migration steps and acceptable downtime before making changes.
Run separate virtual machines for learning, services or business applications on suitable consumer hardware or refurbished servers. We assess memory, storage, networking, power and cooling. VDI means delivering a desktop remotely; vGPU shares compatible graphics resources between virtual machines.
Choose parts for the actual games, displays, CAD applications or editing workloads. Compatibility, thermals, noise, upgrade options and equipment condition matter alongside headline specifications.
Plan camera positions, day and night coverage, recording duration, recorder capacity and network access. Installation scope includes cabling and power considerations; remote viewing depends on the connection and agreed access settings.
The proposal defines the exact deliverables, responsibilities and handover for your project.
An equipment inventory, workload discussion and proposed configuration. New and refurbished options can be compared, with condition, supplier warranty and upgrade limits stated before purchase.
Agreed hardware installation, operating system or hypervisor configuration, network checks and application checks. Migration, backup and restore testing are included where specified in the project scope.
A setup record, an account and access handover, and a walkthrough. Ongoing maintenance or AMC arrangements define covered equipment, support hours, remote or onsite work and escalation expectations.
A little more clarity
Yes. We start with the equipment you already have, its condition and your workload. An upgrade or a carefully selected refurbished system may be the right fit.
Yes. Gaming PCs, personal computers and homelabs sit alongside our office, server and network services.
Compatibility depends on the GPU, virtualization platform, drivers and licensing. We assess the intended configuration before recommending a solution.
A conversation is a good place to start
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you find a practical way forward.