Tungabadra Networks · Enterprise Division
The same engineers who run our CCNA, Palo Alto and automation labs design, build, secure and operate production networks for enterprises across India, out of operations centres in Hyderabad and Bengaluru.
Almost no enterprise estate runs one vendor. Cisco in the core, Aruba or Mist for wireless, Juniper or Palo Alto at the edge, something older in a branch nobody has audited in three years. Our engineers work across all of it, which means no handoff between vendor specialists halfway through a project, and no gap where two products are supposed to meet.
Engineers hold live certifications, not lapsed ones: CCIE, JNCIE, Palo Alto NGFW. Delivery runs out of our Hyderabad and Bengaluru operations centres.
Engineers engaged for a defined build, such as a campus wireless rollout, a firewall migration or a data-centre fabric. Scoped, delivered, documented and handed over.
Engineers placed alongside your team for short project cover or long-term augmentation, with payroll and statutory compliance handled on your behalf.
Round-the-clock monitoring, incident triage and L1 to L3 resolution under a binding SLA, with named engineers who already know your topology.
Designs are vendor-neutral; implementation has to be vendor-specific. These are the platforms our engineers deploy, migrate, harden and support day to day.
Cisco network engineers
Routing, switching, campus and data-centre fabric on Cisco, designed, deployed and supported by CCIE-certified engineers. Covers greenfield builds, IOS-XE migrations and day-two operations.
Juniper network engineers
JNCIE-certified engineers for Junos routing and switching, EVPN-VXLAN fabrics and SRX security deployments, including migrations onto and away from Junos.
Aruba wireless engineers
Aruba engineers for campus wireless design, controller and Central deployments, ClearPass policy and wired-wireless access convergence across multi-building sites.
Palo Alto firewall engineers
NGFW-certified engineers for PAN-OS policy design, rule-base migration, HA clustering and Panorama-managed estates, including TAC-grade troubleshooting.
Fortinet security engineers
FortiGate deployment and consolidation, Security Fabric rollout, SD-WAN on FortiOS and rule-base rationalisation across distributed branch estates.
Arista data centre engineers
Spine-leaf data-centre fabrics on EOS, with CloudVision-driven change management and automation-first configuration handling.
Check Point firewall engineers
Gateway and management-server deployment, policy package design, cluster builds and migrations from legacy Check Point estates.
F5 and Meraki engineers
F5 BIG-IP load balancing, application delivery and SSL offload, plus cloud-managed Meraki rollouts for branch and retail estates.
Two operations centres hand over to each other, so an incident at 3am is picked up by an engineer partway through a normal shift rather than someone woken by a pager. Remote monitoring and NOC support are location-independent; South India is where on-site response is fastest.
States served
Cities we deploy and support in
Yes. Multi-vendor deployment is the normal case rather than the exception. Most estates we work on run Cisco in the core, Aruba or Mist for wireless, and Juniper or Palo Alto at the edge. The same engineering team covers all of it, so there is no handoff between vendor specialists mid-project. Engineers can be engaged for a single deployment, placed on contract with your team, or retained for ongoing operations.
We run two operations centres, Hyderabad as primary and Bengaluru as secondary, which hand over to each other so every hour is covered by engineers on a normal daytime shift rather than an on-call pager rota. Support runs under a binding SLA with contractual response times, named engineers and L1 to L3 resolution in-house. Judge any NOC on those four things: shift model, escalation depth, whether the SLA is contractual, and whether you get named engineers.
Yes. Aruba engagements typically cover a wireless site survey, controller or Aruba Central design, ClearPass policy for 802.1X and guest access, and CX switching for the wired side. We size the AP layout for the actual building, not from a floor-plan estimate, and hand over documentation your team can work from afterwards.
Yes. Contract staffing with payroll and statutory compliance handled on your behalf is one of our nine service lines. Engineers are placed for short project cover or long-term augmentation, and they hold live certifications rather than lapsed ones. You get the engineer; we carry the employment overhead.
Routinely. Firewall migrations run as a staged cutover with a rollback gate at each stage: policy rebuilt from first principles rather than lifted rule-for-rule, HA cluster built alongside the incumbent, traffic moved in tranches, and the legacy estate kept warm until acceptance testing passes. We do this across Palo Alto, Fortinet and Check Point.
The first conversation is a discovery call and a review of your current environment, at no cost. A senior engineer then puts a tailored roadmap in front of you, typically within five working days. Mobilisation after that depends on scope, but contract placements and NOC onboarding move faster than greenfield build projects.
Yes. Delivery is run out of Hyderabad and Bengaluru, and remote operations, monitoring and NOC support are location-independent, so we support estates across India and internationally. South India is simply where our on-site response is fastest.
No. We are an engineering firm, not a reseller or a staffing agency. Designs specify outcomes rather than part numbers, and the architecture is settled before anyone opens a price list, so the hardware follows the design instead of the other way round.
Anything not covered here is on the enterprise site at tungabadranetworks.com.
Whether it is a single firewall migration, a multi-building Aruba rollout or ongoing NOC cover, the first conversation is with a senior engineer and costs nothing.
Full service detail, reference architectures and the partner programme live at tungabadranetworks.com