Remote access to machines and industrial networks

VPN for machine service, separating the production network from the office network (VLAN), Wi-Fi for companies – network design, configuration and clean-up.

CNC machines, robots and PLCs are increasingly connected to the network – for transferring programs, remote service and data exchange. I work on both sides: with machines and with IT infrastructure, so I design networks where remote access to machines is convenient but controlled, and production is separated from the office.

In the office and on the shop floor I bring order to the network: separate segments (VLAN) for management, accounting, production, cameras and guests, one consistent Wi-Fi network and secure access from outside. I work with Cisco, Ubiquiti and Fortinet equipment and, for budget solutions, with proven MikroTik devices.

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Scope of work

Remote access to machines (VPN)

A secure service connection to machines, PLCs and robots – without opening the company network to the world.

Separate machine network (VLAN)

The production network separated from the office: a failure or virus on an office computer will not stop the machines.

Wi-Fi for companies

One Wi-Fi network in the office, on the shop floor and in the warehouse, with seamless roaming between access points.

Guest network

Internet access only, no access to company resources.

Design and cabling

Network and addressing design, structured cabling, rack cabinets and active equipment.

Network clean-up

Configuration and clean-up of existing networks, documentation and configuration backups.

Network for production

CNC machines, robots and PLCs are increasingly connected to the network: for transferring programs, remote service or collecting machine data. Such a network should be separated from the office network so that a failure or virus on an office computer does not stop production and service access stays under control. I design networks that take this into account, because every day I work on both sides: with machines and with IT infrastructure.

Remote access to machines – how I work

For machines I have built or retrofitted myself, I set up remote access straight away – I know their control and program, so I can fix many faults without travelling.

For machines from other manufacturers, I first come on site, get to know the machine and its control, and only then set up a secure service connection.

Service area

Dębica area, south-east Poland: Rzeszów, Tarnów, Mielec, Ropczyce, Sędziszów Małopolski, Pilzno. Remote access to machines and network configuration also for companies further away.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, if it is configured properly: a VPN connection, a machine network separated from the office, access only for named people and only to selected devices. I never expose machines directly to the internet.

Machines I have built or retrofitted – yes, straight away. For machines from other manufacturers I first come on site to get to know the machine and its control, and then set up remote access.

So that a failure, overload or virus on an office computer does not stop production, and only authorised people have access to the controllers. This is done with VLAN segmentation and firewall rules.

Yes – access point layout design, configuration of one network with seamless roaming in the office, on the shop floor and in the warehouse, plus a guest network separated from company resources.

Cisco, Ubiquiti, Fortinet and, for budget solutions, MikroTik. I select equipment to match the size of the company and the budget.

Need remote access to machines or a well-organised network?

Tell me how many machines, workstations and buildings you have – I will propose a solution and equipment. Call: +48 663 300 959 or write: info@airobotic.pl