Projects
Below are real-world projects that demonstrate how CyberConnect designs, secures, and supports modern IT environments. Each project highlights a unique challenge, solution, and outcome.
Ballers Network & Camera System Install
Hospitality/Arcade — 2025
Ballers was set to re-open within a month. They needed a full network install and camera system.
Challenge
Zero existing network infrastructure. Tight timeline to open. Multiple device types needing network access. Old network cabinet needing refurbishment.
Solution
- Ubiquiti Hadware, Camera's, and DVR. Cat5e Cables ran to all camera's, POS, and a few games.
- Segregated game, guest, and business networks, to allow for network monitoring and security.
- All cables are ran through ceiling trusses and bundled together to create tight, easy accessable cable runs. Network closet is organized with labeled cables, patch panels, and power management.
- Wi-Fi access points are strategically placed to allow for full coverage throughout the building.
- All camera run's are terminated in RJ45 female connectors to allow for easy fixing/troubleshooting. Camera's are setup to allow for remote viewing and recording. Full coverage was achived using 11 Camera's.
Outcome
Ballers was able to open on time with a fully functional network and camera system. The network is secure, organized, and easy to manage. The camera system provides peace of mind with remote viewing capabilities.
Modernizing & Upgrading the Golf Simulator Systems
Golf Simulator / Golf Course — 2025
The existing golf simulator setups were functional but difficult to maintain and prone to overheating. A more serviceable, cooler, and cleaner hardware layout was needed to improve reliability and long-term usability.
Challenge
The simulator computers were installed inside tight, enclosed cabinets with poor airflow. Heat buildup caused performance issues and increased the risk of failures. Maintenance was difficult, access was limited, and cable organization made troubleshooting time-consuming.
Solution
- Re-wired each simulator to improve organization and serviceability
- Relocated computers higher up and out of enclosed, heat-trapping cabinets
- Removed restrictive enclosures to allow proper airflow and cooling
- Mounted monitors directly to the keyboards to save space and simplify the setup
Outcome
The simulators now run cooler, more reliably, and are far easier to maintain. Components are fully accessible, cleaning and air blow-outs can be done quickly, and overheating issues have been eliminated. The new layout results in a cleaner, more professional setup that supports long-term stability and easier future upgrades.
Full Network Rebuild & WiFi Mesh Deployment
Aspen Links Club House & Rec Room + Golf Course — 2025
The facility experienced frequent network outages due to an aging consumer-grade WiFi router, unreliable backup power, and years of unmanaged cabling. The entire network required a full redesign to support day-to-day operations reliably.
Challenge
The network was going offline multiple times per day. Cabling from years of changes was unlabelled and undocumented, devices were spread across multiple racks without structure, and the existing WiFi solution was never designed for a commercial environment. Several POS systems were also tied into the unstable network.
Solution
- Completely rewired and reorganized the server rack for clarity and long-term serviceability
- Consolidated all networking equipment into a single dedicated rack
- Traced and identified every cable drop to determine required connections
- Installed and mounted 7 Ubiquiti WiFi access points throughout the building
- Rebuilt the network using business-grade hardware with proper power protection
- Rewired and migrated POS systems onto the new, stable network
- Centralized management so all technology is now maintained by my company
Outcome
The new network is stable, scalable, and professionally managed. Daily outages were eliminated, wireless coverage is consistent across the entire property, and troubleshooting is now fast and predictable. The clean rack layout and labeled cabling make future expansion simple, while the Ubiquiti-based infrastructure provides enterprise-grade reliability for all operations.
Network Cleanup & Infrastructure Stabilization
The Open Tap — 2025
The Open Tap was experiencing unreliable WiFi and network instability caused by years of unmanaged wiring, abandoned hardware, and poor cable routing inside the walls and racks.
Challenge
Network cables inside the walls were improperly run and caused cross-talk and interference. Previous upgrades had been stacked on top of older equipment instead of replacing it, leaving large amounts of unused, dusty hardware still powered or connected. The environment was cluttered, difficult to service, and prone to failures.
Solution
- Removed all unused, obsolete, and abandoned networking hardware
- Cleaned years of dust and debris before rebuilding the setup
- Removed unnecessary cable runs and corrected problematic in-wall wiring
- Reorganized and neatly wrapped all remaining cables
- Rebuilt the network layout from the ground up for stability and clarity
- Ensured only active, required equipment remained in the rack
Outcome
The network is now clean, stable, and easy to understand. Interference and instability caused by cross-talk and legacy cabling were eliminated, and the space was reclaimed from years of unused hardware. The result is a far more reliable environment that is easier to maintain, troubleshoot, and expand in the future.