The most critical room, and often the most neglected
The server room is where your servers, network devices and firewall live. Yet in many businesses it is a room that doubles as a storeroom, where cables are tangled and no one keeps track of the temperature. The problem is usually noticed only when something fails.
A well-built server room delivers three things: devices run in the right conditions, only authorised people can get in, and you are informed as soon as a problem starts.
What do we cover together?
Tidy cabling
Data and power cables organised with standards-compliant materials, labelled and routed through cable trays. Good cabling saves minutes when a fault occurs.
Cooling
Planning cooling that can handle the heat produced by the equipment, and measuring the temperature continuously. Overheating is one of the most common causes of hardware failure.
Access control and cameras
Only the people you authorise can enter the room, and who entered, at what time and for how long is logged. Entries and exits are also monitored with IP cameras.
Environmental monitoring and instant alerts
Events such as temperature, humidity, flooding and power cuts are monitored with sensors. When a threshold is exceeded, you are notified immediately by email and SMS.
Server rooms with Unna
- We listen first. We inspect your existing room on site and assess the equipment, power and cooling, cabling and access.
- We plan together. Whether for a new room or a refurbishment of your existing one, we design the cabinet layout, cabling and monitoring infrastructure.
- We build it. We carry out the work without disrupting your business, in phases if necessary.
- We stay by your side. We follow up alerts with you and report on the condition of the room during periodic checks.
Part of the whole
- With network and server monitoring, we also monitor the health of the equipment inside the room from the same screen.
- With virtualisation, we reduce the number of servers in the room, and with it the heat and power load.
- For risks the room cannot bear, we assess the data centre option together.
- However good the room, an off-site backup is always necessary.
Frequently asked questions
Does a small office need a separate room?
Not always. A locked, ventilated cabinet, positioned correctly, can be enough for small setups. What matters is that temperature, access and power continuity are kept under control.
Can you reorganise the existing room without shutting it down?
Yes. We split cabling and layout changes into sections and schedule the steps that touch critical equipment outside business hours.
