Connecting several locations is a different problem from buying a separate internet package for each building. Some applications need access to a shared system, while others can reach a cloud service directly. A simple traffic map makes these requirements visible before a network technology is selected.
Map who needs to reach what
List every office, shop, warehouse or factory and the applications it uses. Mark which systems are at headquarters, in a data centre or in the cloud. Describe the permitted direction of access instead of requesting that everything communicate with everything. For example, stock management may need a central server while guest Wi-Fi should have a separate access policy.
Separate private connectivity from internet access
Ask whether the proposal connects sites privately, provides public internet access, or combines both. MyFi Business discusses options including MPLS/VPLS, IPsec VPN, suitable Ethernet transport and mobile APN according to project needs. Treat these as options to assess, not interchangeable product names. Specify encryption and security requirements explicitly rather than assuming they follow automatically from the word “private”.
Decide where policy and responsibility sit
Discuss central versus local internet breakout, addressing, firewall ownership and change approval. Identify who can add a new branch and who receives an incident affecting several sites. Consider what happens if the central site or a shared device becomes unavailable. Agree the information needed to isolate an application issue from a branch access fault without exposing unrestricted administrative credentials.
Roll out with a representative pilot
Choose a small first stage that includes the important application patterns. Test authorised access, isolation, performance and any purchased backup scenario before expanding. Keep a site-by-site acceptance record so an unresolved local issue does not become an unclear network-wide problem. Send MyFi Business the site list and traffic map to begin a design discussion grounded in your actual operating model.
PLANNING TAKEAWAY
A multi-site brief should describe application paths, access boundaries, operational ownership and a staged acceptance process.
EXPLORE THE RELEVANT SERVICE
Explore branch connectivity with MyFi Business ↗Send your locations and application requirements ↗The appropriate architecture and access options depend on each location and project. Encryption, security services and internet access must be defined in the agreed scope.
Sources & technical context
This guide supports early project discussions. It is general planning material, rather than a service quotation or a technical acceptance document.
