Office Network Installation & Setup

An office network installation service designs and installs an office's network infrastructure: LAN and fiber optic cabling, equipment such as switches, routers, firewalls, and wireless access points, and server racks. Legia does it with its own technicians, from the site survey through testing every point and handing over the cabling plan.

The basis is the number of points, the length of cable and fiber runs, the number of floors, and the active equipment needed. Internet subscription fees and civil work such as wall chasing or repainting are not included. Legia gives the details after the site survey, and the survey can be taken separately from the installation work.

Legia prepares a list of equipment suited to your needs and can help with procurement. Equipment is bought in your company's name, so the manufacturer's warranty and ownership stay with you.

LAN cable connects devices at workstations and meeting rooms, stable up to around 100 meters per run. Fiber optic serves as the backbone between floors or buildings, since it reaches long distances and is unaffected by electrical interference. Wireless is used for devices that move, and its quality depends on walls and the number of users. Offices generally use all three together, and Legia decides the split during the site survey.

Yes. Legia installs and configures the firewall, a VPN for access from outside the office, and a guest network separate from the office network. The rules are agreed first and the configuration is handed over in the documentation.

The installation work is warranted for the period written in the contract: faults that originate in Legia's work are Legia's to fix. Equipment follows the manufacturer's warranty in your company's name. Routine upkeep after that is available through the IT Support & Infrastructure Management service.

Yes. Installation is scheduled area by area and can be done outside busy hours or on weekends. The schedule is agreed before work starts, including which area is done first.

Yes. Legia starts by tracing the existing cabling and testing points to map its condition, then shares the findings along with the fixes that need to happen first.

You receive the cabling plan, point and panel numbering, the test results for each point, device configuration documentation, and the Handover Record. These documents make tracing faults later much faster.

Legia installs across Indonesia, with priority for Greater Malang and Java. For locations outside that, survey schedules and technician visits are agreed first in the consultation, following the number of points and your building's access schedule.

Installation and routine management are billed separately. Network device monitoring and ongoing fault handling are available through the IT Support & Infrastructure Management service.