SYNEDAT® · Extreme Networks
Extreme Networks – Campus networks and centralized operations
Campus networks must fit buildings, devices and operating processes. SYNEDAT plans Extreme Networks switching, wireless and centralized management with capacity sizing, an agreed migration path and testable acceptance criteria.
Which product family fits your needs?
Extreme Platform ONE
Bring network management and security functions together. We check supported devices, access roles and migration from existing management systems.
Extreme Switching
Size access and distribution networks for ports, PoE demand and redundancy. Selection follows measured needs and existing uplinks.
Extreme Wireless
Plan wireless around coverage, client mix and applications. SYNEDAT checks roaming, guest access and separation of device groups.
License scope, availability, term and support are reviewed for your project and specified in the quote.
Where the solution adds value
Modernize a site with a measured baseline
We record port use, power demand, radio coverage and critical applications. A pilot area establishes rollout, rollback and acceptance criteria.
Prepare a management transition
When moving from ExtremeCloud IQ or other tools, we check device support, configuration transfer and operating permissions. Functions are tested in the target system before migration.
What matters when choosing
- Users and applications
- User count alone is not enough for planning. We consider applications, concurrent connections, sites and required availability.
- Physical requirements
- Radio conditions, cabling, ports, PoE budget and rack mounting affect selection. For hardware, we check the exact model and compatible accessories.
- Management and expansion
- Cloud or local management, operational access and expansion are agreed up front so new components fit your existing network architecture.
From selection to deployment
Define requirements and objectives
We review systems, users, security requirements and budget. The result is a reasoned selection with a defined scope.
Validate suitability in a pilot
For an agreed pilot, we define tests, acceptance criteria and responsibilities. You receive a documented basis for the investment decision.
Plan rollout and operations
We plan migration, configuration, handover and support together. Scope and responsibilities are agreed before rollout.
Downloads and manufacturer information
Explore your options with the linked service overviews and manufacturer documents. The language shown refers to each document.
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Extreme Platform ONE Networking 25.7.0 – User Guide (February 2026)
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Open PDF: Extreme Platform ONE Networking 25.7.0 – User Guide (February 2026) (English) ↗
Questions to help you decide
Can existing access points and switches stay?
That depends on model, software version and target platform. SYNEDAT inventories devices and checks current compatibility documentation.
Is a coverage survey enough for wireless?
We also assess concurrent users, devices, applications and roaming. Strong signal alone does not establish sufficient capacity.
How do you plan Wi-Fi across several sites?
We consider buildings, devices, applications and roaming. Radio planning and, where needed, a site survey establish access point placement, channel planning and acceptance criteria.
Must all components come from one manufacturer?
Not necessarily. Supported standards, management interfaces and the intended operating model matter. We check dependencies and vendor-specific features before selection.
Can I request a demo or pilot first?
Yes. Tell us your intended use case. We will discuss available evaluation options, prerequisites, effort and acceptance criteria. A pilot is agreed separately before it starts.
What does SYNEDAT need for a quote?
Useful details include product family, deployment location, current systems, user or device count and target date. We clarify open points together and distinguish the product, implementation and ongoing services in the quote.
Can SYNEDAT help with rollout and ongoing operations?
We agree the services you need, such as architecture, integration, migration, documentation or operational support. Vendor support, response times and ongoing assistance are explicitly defined in the agreed scope.