Office WiFi 6 & UniFi Installation in Bengaluru | Layerix
Client: Camascope India Private Limited, Bengaluru
Technologies Deployed
About Camascope India Private Limited
Camascope is a UK-headquartered healthcare technology company building intelligent medicines management software — used by pharmacies, care homes, and healthcare providers across the UK to deliver safer, more efficient pharmaceutical care. Their product connects patients, clinicians, and pharmacy teams through a single digital platform, handling prescriptions, medication management, and clinical workflows at national scale.
Camascope India Private Limited is the Bengaluru engineering and product development office of the group — operating from Adarsh Opus on Campbell Road, in one of Bengaluru's central commercial corridors. The office runs software development, QA, DevOps, and product management functions supporting the global Camascope platform. The engineering team is remote-collaborative — daily stand-ups over video, code commits and CI/CD pipelines running continuously, cloud services accessed throughout the working day.
For a software engineering team, network reliability is not a convenience — it is the working environment. Every video call, every cloud console session, every container push, and every pull request depends on WiFi that stays connected and a switching layer that never drops a packet. Camascope India engaged Layerix Networking Experts for a complete Ubiquiti UniFi WiFi 6 deployment — 2 × U6 Pro access points, 1 × 24-port PoE+ L2 managed switch, Cat6 patch cords, and full installation, configuration, and commissioning. Survey-placed. Controller-configured. Walk-tested. 12×6 supported.
Why a Software Company Like Camascope Called Layerix — Not a Retail Router
Software engineering offices have unusually demanding WiFi. Half the team is on video calls through the day. CI/CD traffic flows continuously between developer laptops and cloud build runners. Some developers work with large repos and Docker images that push real throughput over the network. A consumer router that “mostly works” for a home will fail catastrophically in an engineering office — dropped video calls, timeouts on cloud sync, and unreliable CI. The failure mode is productivity loss that compounds throughout the day, every day.
Layerix Networking Experts approaches an IT-office WiFi deployment with the same discipline we apply to enterprise offices: RF site survey first, AP placement from measured data, PoE budget sizing with headroom, VLAN segmentation, and a walk-test before sign-off. Every Ubiquiti UniFi deployment we ship includes UniFi controller configuration, documented SSID / VLAN design, and client-side onboarding through the UniFi app. And we don't disappear after installation. Our 12×6 support is available to every client we've deployed for — by phone, ticket, or on-site visit.
The Challenge — Enterprise WiFi for a Software Engineering Workspace
A software product team runs on continuous network availability. Video calls are running through much of the day. Developers sync repos, push containers, and stream CI/CD logs. Every one of these activities is sensitive to WiFi latency, jitter, and packet loss — the exact failure modes that consumer routers produce when they get loaded. On top of that, an office on Campbell Road sits inside a dense commercial zone where dozens of neighbouring WiFi networks compete for airtime.
- Enterprise WiFi, not consumer mesh: Camascope needed proper enterprise APs (Ubiquiti U6 Pro) ceiling-mounted at surveyed positions and controlled by a UniFi controller — not a home mesh system. Enterprise APs support VLAN segmentation, per-SSID security policies, client isolation, and centralized management — the features an engineering office with sensitive source code and cloud credentials actually needs.
- PoE+ switching sized with headroom: The Ubiquiti 24-port switch (16 PoE+) powers the U6 Pro access points over Ethernet — no separate power supplies at each AP. Layerix applied the 20% PoE headroom policy when verifying port power budget — the APs run at full U6 Pro power class without risk of a port dropping under peak load, and spare PoE ports remain available for future APs or PoE-powered devices.
- VLAN segmentation for a software team: Camascope's office handles developer laptops, testing devices, and guest WiFi for visitors. These need to be separated by VLAN — developers on the trusted LAN, testing devices on their own segment, guests fully isolated. UniFi controller makes this straightforward; leaving it unconfigured would put the entire office network on a single flat broadcast domain.
- Dense-RF Campbell Road environment: Adarsh Opus and the surrounding Campbell Road commercial district have heavy WiFi activity from neighbouring offices. Without channel planning, the Camascope WiFi would suffer throughput collapse during peak hours even with strong signal strength. Layerix tuned channels for the actual RF environment measured on site.
Layerix responded with a single-scope deployment: survey, 2 U6 Pro APs, UniFi PoE+ switch, VLAN configuration, walk-test. One team. Full accountability. 12×6 support after handover.
The Scope — Every Component Configured as a System, Not a Shopping List
The Ubiquiti UniFi platform is powerful — but only when configured properly as a system. The U6 Pro APs depend on the PoE+ switch for power and on the UniFi controller for their SSID, VLAN, and security configuration. Layerix deployed the whole stack together, with a consistent VLAN and SSID design, proper PoE budget, and a UniFi controller that will manage the network for years.
2 × Ubiquiti UniFi U6 Pro WiFi 6 Access Points ↗
2 × Ubiquiti UniFi U6 Pro access points — WiFi 6 (802.11ax), 2×2 MU-MIMO, dual-band 2.4GHz + 5GHz, ceiling-mount enterprise APs. Survey-placed at positions determined from an RF site survey of the Camascope office — not from a floor plan guess. PoE-powered from the Ubiquiti 24-port switch over Cat6 drops. Managed centrally through the UniFi controller.
1 × Ubiquiti 24-Port (16 PoE+) L2 PoE Managed Switch ↗
Ubiquiti UniFi 24-port L2 managed switch — 16 × PoE+ ports (802.3at) for powering the U6 Pro APs and future PoE devices, plus 8 × non-PoE ports for wired LAN endpoints. Rack-installed, VLAN-configured, and added to the UniFi controller for centralized management. PoE budget verified with Layerix's 20% headroom policy applied — the APs run at full power class with spare PoE capacity for future expansion.
5 × 2m Cat6 Patch Cords — Panel-to-Switch Connections ↗
5 × 2-metre Cat6 patch cords installed between the structured cabling patch panel and the Ubiquiti PoE switch ports — each cord labelled at both ends matching the patch panel port schedule. Cords dressed with cable management before the switch was closed up. Correct patch cord length matters: too long and the cables tangle; too short and the switch can't be moved for service.
UniFi Controller Configuration — SSIDs, VLANs, Security ↗
UniFi controller installed and configured with a proper network design: corporate SSID on trusted VLAN for developer laptops, testing SSID on a separate VLAN for QA devices and test hardware, and guest SSID fully isolated with a captive portal for visitors. WPA3/WPA2 security, band steering, fast roaming (802.11r), and minimum RSSI thresholds set so devices hand off between APs cleanly.
PoE Budget Verification & Port Documentation ↗
Full PoE budget verification per port — the U6 Pro APs powered at their specified class, total PoE draw calculated against switch capacity, headroom documented for future device additions. Every switch port documented in a port schedule delivered at handover: port number, connected device, VLAN, PoE class, and cable ID. The documentation that makes future changes a lookup, not an investigation.
Installation, Configuration & Commissioning ↗
Full installation and commissioning included: AP ceiling-mount installation, switch rack installation, Cat6 patch cord dressing, UniFi controller deployment, SSID and VLAN configuration, client-side onboarding of key laptops, and system verification before walk-test. One scope — no separate 'configuration charges' invoiced after the fact.
Three Phases — Survey, Deploy, Validate
Layerix follows the same six-step process on every enterprise WiFi deployment: RF survey, design and placement, installation, UniFi controller configuration, walk-test and validation, handover and support activation. For Camascope India, this ran across three clean phases — survey and design first, AP and switch deployment second, walk-test and handover third.
Design First. Place APs from Data, Not from Assumptions.
Before any Ubiquiti equipment was installed, Layerix engineers surveyed the Camascope office — mapping wall structure, furniture, and the surrounding WiFi environment on Campbell Road. AP positions for both U6 Pro units were determined from measured RF data, and the switch rack position was planned so that PoE cable runs to each AP stay within the Cat6 100m limit with margin. The cabling plan and SSID/VLAN design were reviewed and signed off before installation.
RF Site Survey — Coverage Zones & Neighbouring AP Map
Physical walk-through with RF survey tooling — mapping internal wall structure, large furniture zones (developer desks, server closet, meeting room), and the surrounding WiFi environment on Campbell Road. Survey identified the two positions where U6 Pro APs would provide full office coverage with minimum overlap, and the cleanest channels on each band.
SSID & VLAN Design — Corporate, Testing, Guest
Network design finalised before installation: corporate SSID for developer laptops on trusted VLAN, testing SSID for QA devices on separate VLAN, guest SSID fully isolated with captive portal. Ubiquiti UniFi controller chosen as the management platform, with a client-side plan for developer device onboarding at handover.
Mount, Power, Configure — As a System
Phase 2 installed the physical layer — both U6 Pro APs at their survey positions and the Ubiquiti 24-port PoE+ switch in the rack — then brought the whole system up under the UniFi controller. Every port documented, every PoE budget verified, every VLAN configured, every SSID live and tested with a live device before the walk-test began.
U6 Pro AP Ceiling-Mount Installation
Both Ubiquiti U6 Pro access points ceiling-mounted at their survey-specified positions. PoE-powered over the Cat6 drops — no separate power adapter needed at either AP location. Mounting hardware, cable routing, and ceiling tile work completed cleanly. AP MAC addresses and port mappings documented for the port schedule.
Ubiquiti 24-Port PoE+ Switch Rack Installation
Ubiquiti UniFi 24-port L2 PoE+ switch rack-installed in the office comms position. 5 × 2m Cat6 patch cords dressed between the patch panel and switch ports — labelled at both ends. Cable management bar fitted before cords were run. Switch powered on, added to UniFi controller, and confirmed detecting both APs over PoE.
UniFi Controller Deployment & Full Configuration
UniFi controller deployed and configured end-to-end: three SSIDs configured (corporate, testing, guest) with the correct VLAN assignment per SSID, WPA3/WPA2 security, band steering enabled, fast roaming (802.11r) configured for smooth handoff between the two APs, minimum RSSI thresholds set to force clients onto the nearest AP, guest captive portal live.
PoE Budget Verification & Port Schedule Documentation
PoE budget verified per port — the U6 Pro APs confirmed running at full WiFi 6 power class with 20% headroom documented. Full port schedule produced: port number, connected device, VLAN assignment, PoE class, cable ID. Delivered at handover as part of the as-built documentation package.
If the Walk-Test Doesn't Pass, the Deployment Isn't Done
Phase 3 walked the entire Camascope office — every developer desk, every meeting room, every common area — measuring signal strength, testing roaming handoff between the two APs, and verifying throughput. Only after the walk-test passed was the project handed over. Only after handover did the 12×6 support line open for Camascope India. No enterprise WiFi deployment from Layerix is signed off until the walk-test proves it works everywhere the team works.
Full-Office Walk-Test — Signal, Roaming, Throughput
Complete walk-test of the Camascope office: signal strength measured at every developer desk and meeting room, roaming handoff tested by physically moving a device between zones during a live video call, throughput verified at the furthest points from each AP. Walk-test results documented in the handover pack. Layerix standard: if the walk-test doesn't pass, the APs move.
Client Device Onboarding & UniFi App Setup
Developer laptops and test devices onboarded to the appropriate SSID/VLAN during handover. UniFi app installed on the client admin's phone or laptop — giving Camascope day-to-day visibility into connected devices, AP health, and VLAN status, plus the ability to see new clients connecting, check individual device signal quality, and manage the guest portal without contacting Layerix for basic visibility.
Credentials, Documentation & As-Built Handover
Handover pack delivered to Camascope India: UniFi controller admin credentials, SSID / VLAN design document, port schedule (switch port ↔ device ↔ VLAN ↔ PoE class), AP placement diagram, patch cord labelling scheme, and Layerix support contact information. Everything the engineering team needs to understand and operate the network, and everything Layerix needs to support it remotely under SLA.
12×6 Post-Deployment Support — Active from Handover
Layerix 12×6 support is available to every client after handover: +91 72599 12527, support.layerixnetworks.com, or on-site visit under AMC. New developer device onboarding, VLAN change, guest portal update, new AP as the team grows, or investigating a WiFi performance concern — the same certified team that deployed the network is the team that answers. We don't subcontract, and we don't disappear.
The Outcome — Enterprise WiFi That a Software Team Can Actually Depend On
When Layerix completed the Camascope India deployment, the Campbell Road office had:
- 2 × Ubiquiti U6 Pro WiFi 6 access points — survey-placed, UniFi-managed, and walk-tested for full office coverage. The WiFi 6 deployment that keeps every video call and every cloud session running without drops or jitter.
- 1 × Ubiquiti 24-port PoE+ L2 managed switch — with 16 PoE+ ports powering the APs and 8 spare non-PoE ports for wired endpoints. PoE budget verified with 20% headroom. Managed switching that grows with the office.
- VLAN segmentation for corporate, testing, and guest: the engineering network is separated from QA devices and visitor WiFi — developers on the trusted LAN, guests fully isolated. The security posture an office handling source code and cloud credentials needs.
- Full port schedule and UniFi controller documentation: every switch port mapped, every PoE class recorded, every SSID and VLAN documented. Changes become lookups, not investigations.
- 12×6 support from handover onwards: the Layerix support line opened at handover and stays open. The team that deployed the network is the team that answers when Camascope India calls.
Project Scale
Ubiquiti U6 Pro WiFi 6 access points
Ports on Ubiquiti 24-port L2 managed switch
Corporate · Testing · Guest — segmented
Post-handover support — always available
Components & Technologies Deployed
"A software team notices WiFi quality every minute of the workday. Enterprise APs placed from a real survey, a properly sized PoE+ switch, VLAN segmentation, and a walk-test before sign-off — that's what makes the difference between a network that's there and a network that works."
— Layerix Networking Experts Engineering Team
Explore the Services Deployed at Camascope India
About Layerix Networking Experts
Layerix Networking Experts is a Bengaluru-based enterprise IT infrastructure company with 35+ certified, full-time, salaried in-house engineers and a strict zero-outsourcing model. We deliver Ubiquiti UniFi and Aruba enterprise WiFi deployment, PoE switch sizing and installation, Cat6/Cat6A structured cabling, network security and VLAN design, IP CCTV, biometric access control, and managed services for IT companies, SaaS product offices, healthcare, manufacturing, and enterprise clients across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and pan-India. Every deployment — from a 2-AP office to a 900-outlet industrial cabling project — is surveyed, walk-tested, documented, and backed by 12×6 AMC support. We don't subcontract. We don't disappear. The number on your handover pack is the number that answers.
Key Results
2 × Ubiquiti UniFi U6 Pro WiFi 6 (802.11ax) access points
1 × Ubiquiti 24-port Layer 2 managed switch with 16 PoE+ ports
5 × 2-metre Cat6 patch cords
WiFi 6 wireless infrastructure for the office workspace
PoE-powered access points connected through the managed switch
Installation, configuration and commissioning
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