>> Who will be tearing down the computers?
  >> Are they knowledgeable about computer equipment?
  >> Does the new site have enough network connections
        for all of our computers?
  >> How much downtime will we have?
  >> Will users be printing to a different default printer
        at the new location?
  >> Who is going to take care of any configuration changes?


  In response to these problems Pronet Solutions has come
  up with a well tested network moving plan that has three
  phases:

  Phase One - The meeting

  The first meeting has three primary objectives: Determine
  your needs and schedule times and dates of the move to
  minimize or eliminate down time, analyze your current system
  to see what kind of services you have and need to transfer
  over to the new site like ISP's web-sites e-mail servers and
  DNS transfers and visit the new site to check for adequate
  cabling.

  
  Phase Two - De-Installation

  This is the phase when we take down your system and
  disconnect all computers, printers and servers. Our engineers
  will make sure that all systems have been turned off and
  disconnected properly and they will put them aside ready
  for packaging.


  Phase Three - Re-Installation

  Once the equipment has arrived at the new site our
  engineers will reassemble and reconnect everything and
  perform a complete  diagnostic check of the system to make
  sure that everything is back in service and fully operational.

  Usually the moving plan is scheduled over the weekend for
  zero downtime. This way your company will be back in business
  on the following Monday together with one of our engineers
  just to fine tune or resolve whatever comes up on your first day.

  Before you begin your next move just contact us and find
  out how we can help to make your move go smoothly.