Tenant separation
Keep occupier traffic logically separated from other tenants, guests and building systems.
FLEXIBLE WORKSPACE CONNECTIVITY
A managed network for the operator and every occupier.
Dedicated internet, managed Wi-Fi, tenant separation, onboarding and business phone options for serviced offices and flexible workspaces.
MULTI-TENANT NETWORKS
Connectivity that scales as tenants change.
Flexible spaces need repeatable onboarding, separation and fault ownership.
Flexible onboarding
Create a consistent process for new offices, users, VLANs and service changes.
Managed Wi-Fi
Provide building-wide coverage, guest access and visibility across access points.
Dedicated internet
Use suitable leased line capacity and resilience for the occupancy and service promise.
Cloud voice options
Support tenants with new numbers, SIP services or managed phone-system requirements.
Operational visibility
Monitor capacity, access points and managed network devices from one service view.
OPERATOR SERVICE MODEL
Define what is included for every tenant.
Clear service boundaries reduce confusion between the building network, tenant devices and external applications.
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Service catalogue
Define standard internet, Wi-Fi, public IP and voice options for occupiers.
Define standard internet, Wi-Fi, public IP and voice options for occupiers.
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Onboarding workflow
Capture office, users, VLAN, SSID, ports and target date consistently.
Capture office, users, VLAN, SSID, ports and target date consistently.
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Capacity planning
Review circuit utilisation, Wi-Fi density and expected occupancy growth.
Review circuit utilisation, Wi-Fi density and expected occupancy growth.
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Support ownership
Document who supports building access, tenant LANs and third-party systems.
Document who supports building access, tenant LANs and third-party systems.
39T FOR WORKSPACES
Internet, Wi-Fi and voice under one operational plan.
A joined-up service can help the operator respond faster and offer clearer options to new occupiers.
Discuss your buildingDELIVERY PROCESS
Build a repeatable tenant service.
The network should support occupancy changes without being redesigned every time.
Assess
Review building, occupancy, current services and tenant expectations.
Design
Plan access, resilience, switching, Wi-Fi and tenant separation.
Implement
Coordinate circuits, equipment, testing and service documentation.
Operate
Support onboarding, changes, monitoring and future capacity reviews.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you order.
Can each tenant have a separate network?
Yes. Logical separation can be designed using appropriate VLAN, firewall and service policies.
Can tenants have their own public IP addresses?
Public IP availability depends on the connectivity and service design. Requirements should be collected during onboarding.
Can 39T provide phone systems to individual tenants?
Yes, subject to the selected service. Options can include new numbers, SIP services and managed cloud phone systems.
Can you provide backup internet for the building?
Yes. The design may use diverse fixed access or managed mobile connectivity according to availability and risk.