Araknis Networks builds routers, switches and access points for professional installation, managed through the OvrC platform for remote monitoring and service. Regent5 designs, installs and supports Araknis networks for large homes and businesses across Northern California.
Araknis is a professional networking line designed around trained installation and long-term support. Routers, switches and access points are built for structured rack environments, clean deployments and consistent service rather than consumer retail setup.
OvrC gives Regent5 remote visibility and control across Araknis routers, switches and access points, with alerts, firmware tools and remote troubleshooting. That service model lets many network issues be diagnosed or resolved without waiting for an on-site visit.
The Araknis line spans VPN routers, managed switches and current Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 access points. Regent5 sizes the router, switching and wireless layers around internet service, device count, wired backhaul, PoE requirements, property size and expected growth.
Wi-Fi Site Survey & DiagnosticsRegent5 installs multiple professional networking platforms. Araknis is especially strong when OvrC remote service and integration with supported control-system environments matter, while UniFi, Ruckus and Cisco Meraki fit different ecosystem, density and enterprise requirements.
Professional networking hardware only performs as well as the infrastructure around it. Regent5 plans wired backhaul, access-point locations, structured cabling, rack layout, power, cooling, VLANs and documentation before commissioning the property room by room.
ISP, Fiber & Starlink IntegrationLighting control, shades, automation, streaming audio and video, surveillance, access control, intercoms, thermostats, pool equipment and everyday household traffic all depend on the network. That is why Regent5 treats the network as core infrastructure rather than an accessory.
Regent5 designs, installs and supports Araknis networks across San Francisco, the Peninsula, South Bay, East Bay, Marin, Wine Country and the Carmel and Monterey area. Large estates, multiple buildings, difficult construction materials and long outdoor distances are planned as one wired and wireless system.
Araknis & OvrC Takeover & SupportRegent5 treats the network as core infrastructure, coordinating routing, switching, Wi-Fi, segmentation, racks, power and remote management as one engineered system.
Remote monitoring, alerts, firmware management and troubleshooting for supported Araknis deployments.
Current tri-band Wi-Fi 7 access points planned around property geometry, construction materials and wired backhaul.
Professional routing, firewall and remote-management foundation sized for the internet service and connected systems.
Managed switches sized for access points, cameras, control systems, AV, VoIP and other PoE-connected devices.
Switching and uplinks designed for multi-gig internet, high-throughput access points and demanding media traffic.
Logical separation for family, guest, staff, automation, cameras and building systems where appropriate.
Structured cabling to access points and critical devices so wireless performance is not dependent on consumer mesh hops.
Clean equipment-room design with service access, rack organization, UPS protection and appropriate thermal planning.
Fiber, outdoor links and distributed switching planned for guest houses, gates, pools, landscape areas and other structures.
Coverage validation, configuration review, labeling and documentation so future support starts from a known system state.
Where we work.
Regent5 supports Araknis networking across San Francisco, the Peninsula, South Bay, East Bay, Marin, Wine Country and the Carmel and Monterey area. Select project coverage extends through Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and Orange County.
OvrC is the remote-management platform behind Araknis. It gives Regent5 visibility into supported network devices, alerts, firmware tools and remote troubleshooting so many service issues can be handled without an on-site visit.
Yes. Current Araknis access-point options include Wi-Fi 7 models for multi-gig deployments, alongside Wi-Fi 6 products that remain useful in many existing systems.
Araknis is strong when OvrC remote service and supported control-system integration matter. UniFi is strong when the property wants a broader self-contained ecosystem across networking, cameras and access. Regent5 works with both.
Yes. Multi-building properties can use fiber, distributed switching, wired access points and outdoor links planned around distance, terrain, gates, guest houses, pools and landscape areas.
Yes. Regent5 can assess the existing router, switching, wireless layout, rack, cabling and configuration, then stabilize, document or modernize the system as needed.
Wired backhaul gives each access point a predictable connection to the network and avoids using wireless capacity to relay traffic between mesh nodes through difficult walls and long distances.
Depending on the project, family, guest, staff, automation, surveillance, access control and other building systems can be segmented so security and troubleshooting are easier to manage.
Critical networking equipment often benefits from UPS protection so brief power interruptions do not immediately take down internet, automation, security and other connected systems.
Yes. A properly designed network can support automation, lighting, shades, surveillance, access control, intercoms, streaming audio and video, thermostats, pool equipment and everyday household traffic.
Access-point count and placement depend on square footage, floor plan, construction materials, ceiling conditions, outdoor coverage, device density and the locations where people actually use the network.
Yes. OvrC is designed for remote support, allowing Regent5 to monitor supported devices, investigate alerts and handle many maintenance tasks without waiting for a site visit.
Regent5 supports Araknis networking across the San Francisco Bay Area, Marin, Wine Country and the Carmel and Monterey area, with select project coverage extending farther south.
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