Campus Network Modernization

10Gbps fiber optic ring backbone and high-density Wi-Fi 6 rollout connecting 35 academic blocks, libraries, and hostels for 15,000+ students.

CLIENT PROFILE

Premier 200-Acre Multi-Faculty University

10Gbps

High-Speed Fiber Backbone

15,000+

Concurrent Wi-Fi Users

99.99%

Network Availability

The Technical Challenge

A 200-acre university campus with 35 distinct buildings suffered severe network congestion. Legacy copper inter-building links failed during peak lecture hours, disrupting online examination portals, research lab data transfers, and student hostel internet access.

Konnet Solution Architecture

Konnet executed a full-scale campus network modernization project: - Excavated subterranean fiber conduits and laid a redundant 10Gbps optical fiber ring connecting all 35 campus buildings. - Deployed 450+ Wi-Fi 6 enterprise wireless access points engineered for high-density student auditoriums and hostels. - Configured dynamic AI bandwidth shaping ensuring exam portals received prioritized QoS allocation during examination periods. - Wired 40 smart hybrid classrooms with structured HDBaseT audio-visual cabling and interactive flat panel displays.

Implementation Timeline & Phasing

Step 1

Phase 1: Campus Trenching & Underground Fiber Ring

Laid 12 km of armored outdoor optical fiber in concrete duct banks, creating a self-healing dual ring.

Step 2

Phase 2: High-Density Wi-Fi 6 Deployment

Installed and heatmapped 450+ indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi 6 access points with seamless roaming.

Step 3

Phase 3: Hybrid Classroom AV & QoS Tuning

Equipped lecture halls with automated mic arrays and prioritized bandwidth for online learning streams.

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"Konnet transformed our campus into a digital learning hub. 15,000 students and faculty now enjoy flawless gigabit internet anywhere on campus."

Prof. Vikramaditya Rao

Dean of Information Technology

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