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Testimonials


 "If your organization is considering utilizing an IT vendor, I would strongly encourage you to use
Accu-Networks."
The National Education Association

"The project was a success due to their vast knowledge, their work ethic, and the great personalities they have."
NYSUT

"Accu-Networks has worked very closely with us, to give our company its greatest technical potential."
Buckley, Mendleson, Criscione & Quinn, P.C.

"Accu-Networks has put all the pieces of my puzzle together and are there 24/7 when we need them."
The Law Offices
of Timothy J. O'Connor

"We're grateful for their expertise, diligence, and efficiency."
Adam Ross Cut Stone

"They respond quickly and understand our needs." Whispering Pines Preschool

"Accu-Networks has consistently quoted and invoiced their exceptional services at a very fair price." The East Greenbush
Public Library

"Accu-Networks has gone above and beyond many times to keep us up and running!!! They respond to our needs immediately and fix whatever needs fixing...even if it is after hours, weekends, or holidays. Sometimes they are aware of our problems before we are! We have never had an IT problem they couldn’t fix!"
The Albany County
Bar Association

"Accu-Networks has been a life saver for us. We have used them several times and they consistently provide great IT knowledge and wonderful customer service at very good prices."
House of Praise Ministries

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Our Services


NETWORK
Fast, scalable, reliable architecture;
Layer-2/3 switch and firewall configuration;
Secure wireless network infrastructure;
Site-to-site VPN and branch office integration;
Long-range point-to-point wireless bridges;
Professional-grade CAT5e / CAT6 cabling;

APPLICATION-LEVEL
Corporate email and calendaring solutions;
Comprehensive server administration;
Centralized antispam and antivirus solutions;
Third-party database and application support;
Standardized document sharing systems;

MANAGEMENT
Data redundancy and archival solutions;
Automated maintenance policy integration;
Group Policy and Security Policy enforcement;
Leverage existing infrastructure for best use;
Telecommunications cost assessment;
Hardware and software procurement;
Specialized procurement for 501(c)3's;
Assistance with technical grants & proposals;
Long-term technical planning and forecasting;

CLIENT / SERVER
Microsoft Windows Server management;
Novell Server management;
Citrix Server management;
Secure web-enabled access systems;
Workstation integration and support;


CURRENT OFFERINGS
Free network assessment and site audit;
Contact us today for more information!

 

 

News

Accu-Networks is proud to announce our partnership with Labtech Software!

LabTech is a unique tool, the only remote monitoring and management (RMM) solution designed from the perspective of system engineers with real experience in the services industry who are well aware that limited resources have to meet ever-increasing demands.

Why the cloud will never eat the data center

Sometimes it’s hard to see gradual changes in technology paradigms because they’re gradual.  Sometimes it helps to play “Just suppose…” and see where it leads. So, just suppose that the cloud did what some radical thinkers say, and “absorbed the network”. That’s sure an exciting tag line, but is this even possible, and how might it come about?

Companies are already committed to a virtual form of networking for their WAN services, based on VPNs or SD-WAN, rather than building their own WANs from pipes and routers.  That was a big step, so what could be happening to make WANs even more virtual, to the point where the cloud could subsume them?  It would have to be a data-center change.

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Posted on 9 June 2021 | 1:37 am

Open-source: Get SLAs to protect network apps with open-source components

The continuous influx of open-source software (OSS) into enterprise IT departments is, in many ways, an enormous boon to both vendors and users. For the former, the ability to use open source components means getting rid of a great deal of duplicative effort—rather than having to design every part of, say, an IoT sensor and monitoring product from scratch, a vendor can adopt a well-understood, well-supported open source library for its networking stack, and focus more of its attention on the sensing and data analysis features that will set the product apart from its competitors.

For end-users, one of the chief advantages is—at least in theory—the improved security that’s part of the usual sales pitch for open source software. The idea here is that the open nature of a piece of software—and the fact that anyone can look at it to discover and correct security flaws—means that it’s generally going to be more secure than a proprietary equivalent.

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Posted on 1 June 2021 | 12:13 pm

Make sure your laptop backups can handle ransomware

With increasingly mobile workforces, it’s important to effectively backup corporate data that resides on laptops, which requires a unique set of features not found in traditional backup systems used for desktops attached to corporate LANs.

Laptops have all the functionality of desktops, but are readily lost or stolen, have limited bandwidth for connectivity to corporate resources, and can spend unpredictable spans of time disconnected or turned off. So it’s important to find backup options that meet these challenges, which can also include ransomware attacks.

Backing up laptops properly also makes upgrading them much easier, especially in the world of remote work. A good backup system can restore a user’s profile and data, and makes replacing a laptop much simpler for both the IT department and the person whose laptop is being replaced. With the right system in place, all you have to do is ship them a new laptop.  They can restore their own profile and data without IT intervention, saving time, effort, and a lot of money.

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Posted on 31 May 2021 | 10:00 am