Wi-Fi & networks
Connect the whole property.
Guest Wi-Fi, business networks, fiber links and backup internet—planned around your buildings.
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Wi-Fi, cameras, smart access and websites for Wisconsin businesses and resorts. One local partner to bring it all together.
Grocery stores · Resorts & rentals · Bars & restaurants · Local businesses
Practical upgrades. Real business needs.
What would make your day easier?
Cameras & security
See what matters.
Review coverage, update aging cameras and make recordings easier for your team to find.
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Websites & owner tools
Make the next step easy.
Websites, event calendars, booking inquiries and practical tools that put owners in control.
Explore Cassian CreativeProject examples
Real needs. Thoughtful solutions.
From a phased camera plan to a live business website, every project starts with how the business actually works.
Priority camera coverage
Grocery stores Phased upgrade planning
A camera revamp.
A practical path forward.
A grocery store camera and Wi-Fi modernization scoped around registers, entrances and receiving—with room to expand over time.
- Review existing cameras, coverage and usable cabling
- Plan the network and recording foundation
- Replace cameras in stages around store operations
- Include manager training and optional ongoing support
Planning example. Final camera locations and installation are subject to site review, approval and scheduling.
Plan My Camera Upgrade
Resorts & rentals Planned project
An entire resort.
One connected system.
A complete UniFi network and security design for a 12-cabin lakeside resort, connecting the cabins, lodge and outdoor guest spaces.
- cabins + the lodge
- 12
- planned Wi-Fi access points
- 21
- fiber distribution nodes
- 4
- planned security cameras
- 12
Cabin, lodge & outdoor Wi-Fi
An access point in each cabin, plus lodge, bar and dining coverage. Six outdoor access points are planned for the docks, beach, playground and shared spaces.
Fiber between buildings
Four powered distribution nodes and a planned 10G fiber backbone link the property. Cat6 connections feed Wi-Fi access points, cameras and office/POS devices.
Cameras & local recording
A 12-camera G6 design covers entrances, parking and shared areas. Two 16TB drives at the lodge provide local recording storage, with views planned around public areas.
Guest privacy. Business separation.
Separate guest, staff/business, camera and management networks. Cabin-specific access separates guests in different cabins while allowing compatible devices in the same cabin to connect.
Primary internet + backup
Spectrum fiber at the lodge, with Starlink planned as a backup internet path. A central gateway manages the connections serving the resort.
An organized, protected core
A central rack brings together the gateway, PoE switching, fiber connections and recording. Battery backup, power distribution, labeled cabling and protected outdoor enclosures complete the plan.
Equipment, management & expansion details
Wi-Fi design
The base layout includes 12 indoor cabin access points, three lodge/common-area access points and six outdoor units. Placement and coverage would be checked against actual buildings and mounting conditions.
Wired business connections
Up to 12 planned Cat6 business drops serve office, bar and restaurant/POS needs, with provision for printers, TVs/signage and other wired equipment.
Camera & recording design
The preliminary camera mix is eight G6 Bullets and four G6 Domes, with two 16TB recording drives. Camera positions and storage retention would be finalized around the selected recording settings.
Network core & remote nodes
The design uses a Dream Machine Pro Max, aggregation and a Pro Max 24 PoE switch at the lodge. Four remote PoE nodes distribute connections through weather-protected enclosures with local power.
Ongoing care & handoff
The plan includes remote system health review, troubleshooting, update planning, configuration backups, documentation and owner/staff orientation. Management and onsite service are scoped separately.
Hardware protection
UI Care was included for qualifying UniFi equipment, with hardware-replacement coordination alongside Cassian's management support.
Room to expand
Spare fiber capacity and available ports support later additions. An optional fifth fiber node was considered for expanded beach or entrance coverage.
Guest device connections
The cabin network design allows compatible devices within the same cabin to communicate, including casting, while keeping other cabins and business systems separate.
Future phase · smart cabin access
Plan the network now.
Add door access later.
A later phase was considered for cabin door hubs, readers and compatible locks, building on the same UniFi network. Guest credentials and staff access could then be managed centrally. Door hardware and entry options would be finalized separately.
This showcase describes a proposed design. Equipment quantities, routes, camera positions and coverage are subject to field verification; future door access is a separate phase.
Live websiteBars & live music venues
A website with character.
Tools the owner can use.
A custom venue website with an event calendar, booking inquiries and owner controls for everyday updates.
See the venue projectA manageable next step
Start with the problem.
Build the right plan.
- 01
Walk through it
Show us the weak Wi-Fi, aging cameras or website that needs attention.
- 02
Prioritize the work
Get a clear scope with sensible phases, so you can plan around your budget and operations.
- 03
Put it to work
Installation or launch, team training and support options that fit your business.
Let's make it work better
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your business.
What needs attention? We'll help you find a practical place to start.