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IPTel Solutions Pty Ltd

Name: IPTel Solutions Pty Ltd
Address: 4/7 Camford Street, Brisbane, QLD, 4064, AU
Telephone: +61733203500

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IPTel Solutions design and supply of enterprise networks, Meraki, SD-Fabric and Wi-Fi.

IPTel Solutions are experts in the design and supply of wireless networks. The company has undertaken the design and build of many WLANs for clients, including wide area wireless for clients in the energy industry. The company stands above its competitors in the supply of complex and highly resilient networks. Within house capability covering the predictive RF surveys, through the onsite surveys, the team is able to bring a wealth of experience in the WLAN field. The integration of many services takes experience to get right, and IPTel Solutions have integrated many, including:
• Data: laptops, mobile devices
• BYOD: Bring Your Own Device – guest services
• Location Tracking of tags
• Duress
• Voice: Spectralink, Cisco and Vocera voice handsets
• Biomedical equipment: Patient monitors and other equipment
• Messaging to Wi-Fi clients

05/11/2026

Does your best meeting room still leave remote attendees feeling like they're in the back row?

Most meeting rooms that disappoint were designed in the wrong order: furniture first, screens wherever the cabling ended up, and the camera wherever it fitted.

Our new guide shows how good a well-designed meeting room can look, and what goes into it:

• Screens and camera sized and placed for the furthest seat, not the nearest
• Acoustic panels, carpet and soft finishes planned in, so calls don't sound boxy
• Rooms that join Webex, Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet from the same touch panel

Read the guide: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01sKxS0

What's the one thing you'd change about your meeting rooms?

05/11/2026

IPTel Solutions is heading to in Melbourne next week! This year IPTel is co-sponsoring with Innovation Central Canberra at the University of Canberra, part of Cisco's National Industry Innovation Network, and the focus is edge use cases.

Many organisations have an edge AI idea. Few have one in production, because the business case is hard to prove before the money is spent.

That gap is why IPTel and ICC formed this partnership. This year IPTel and ICC are running three research projects with Australian organisations. Each project will test an edge or edge AI use case on Cisco Unified Edge against a real operational problem, and show whether it delivers business value before anyone commits budget.

Interested in learning more, or running a project within your business?

Find IPTel and ICC on the NIIN stand in World of Solutions.

04/11/2026

Car parks and outdoor areas count too.

They're often left off the Wi-Fi plan and added late, when cabling and mounting are harder. Car parks need fewer access points per square metre than offices, but every AP still needs a switch port, PoE and a sensible place to mount it.

In our free Wi-Fi AP Estimator, add each area separately: offices, car parks, outdoor spaces and warehouses. You'll get a more realistic AP count, PoE budget and switch port total, with advice for each area in your free report.

Try it free 👉 https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01qPdf0

04/11/2026

Do your staff still drop calls walking down the corridor, even though the Wi-Fi works fine on their laptops?

Wi-Fi phones are far less forgiving than laptops. They move, they roam mid-call, and they need a second access point heard just as well as the first. That's why voice-grade design matters.

Our blog walks through how we fault-find Wi-Fi phone dropouts: building fabric, AP placement and the roaming traps we see most in hospitals and warehouses.

Read more 👉 https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01qPM10

03/11/2026

Clinical Wi-Fi is designed to two access points at -67dBm or better along every walking route, not just one. Miss that at a fire door or lift lobby and a nurse's call drops mid-conversation.

Our new guide covers what healthcare IT should check first when hospital Wi-Fi misbehaves:
1. Voice: overlap along real walking routes, and AP power at least 3dB below the handset to avoid one-way audio
2. Patient monitoring: signal targets about 5dB higher than voice, including bathrooms with the door shut
3. Building fabric: lead-lined imaging rooms, steel mesh and old brick that block more than the floor plan suggests

Where do clinical devices struggle most on your wards? Read the guide: https://bit.ly/4iUeWgP

03/11/2026

Is your infrastructure ready for AI?

Our free Cloud & AI Infrastructure Assessment takes about 15 minutes and scores you across six areas, from cloud and hybrid connectivity and multi-cloud security to observability and AI data centre readiness. You'll get customised results instantly.

Start your free assessment 👉 https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01qPwB0

02/11/2026

Do you know which of your devices no longer get security fixes?

Cisco Talos data shows 40% of the top 100 vulnerabilities exploited in 2025 were on end-of-life devices.

In our free webinar on Tuesday 1 December, Cisco ANZ CTO Carl Solder shows how Cisco IQ builds one inventory view from purchase history, network telemetry and CMDB data, then flags gear that's past end of life or end of vulnerability support.

1pm QLD | 2pm NSW/VIC/ACT/TAS | 1:30pm SA | 11am WA, online via Webex.

Register: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01sbh00

02/11/2026

A failover that has never been tested is only a theory.

Meraki SD-WAN is quick to switch on. Keeping every tunnel up and every application on the right link is the ongoing work. Our guide covers what a managed service looks after:
1. AutoVPN: hub-and-spoke design, primary and secondary paths, and which subnets each site advertises
2. Path control: voice and video move to a cleaner link when jitter, delay or loss go outside the performance class set for them
3. Hybrid WAN: per-application control across MPLS, internet and 4G while you decide how far to move off MPLS

When did you last pull the primary uplink at a site to test failover? Read the guide: https://bit.ly/4A4ROTs

01/11/2026

What does your network need to look like when AI agents help run it?

That question ran through Cisco Partner Summit in Vancouver this week. Mark McSherry and Rob Olsson were there for IPTel, and Cisco's message was clear: the network is the critical infrastructure for the AI era.

Three announcements stood out for our customers:

1. ThousandEyes built into Wi-Fi. Cisco is supercharging AgenticOps by including ThousandEyes in Wireless Essentials and Advantage, deployed automatically on Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 access points, with other devices to follow.
2. Cloud Control Studio. A new way for partners like IPTel to build agents and applications tailored to each customer.
3. AI Defense. Know, secure and govern the AI agents your organisation deploys.

Cisco also set out four ways to redefine the economics of cyber defence, including controlling AI "tokenomics", federating data with Splunk to reduce ingest costs, and deploying AI factories to cut inference costs.

We're bringing it all home to our teams in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Which of these would make the biggest difference to your network next year?

See what ThousandEyes can show you: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01tVS70

29/10/2026

Warehouse APs are often mounted 11–19 metres up, while scanners work at 0–4 metres. Down a 40-metre aisle of full racking, the signal often never arrives.

Our new guide covers:
• Directional antennas aimed down each aisle
• AP power at least 3dB quieter than the scanner
• Validating with the racking full, before peak season

Read the guide: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01sX4D0

Where do your scanners drop out most: the aisles, the dock doors, or only when the shelves are full?

Address

4/7 Camford Street
Brisbane, QLD
4064

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61733203500

Website

http://www.iptel.com.au/

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