Authorized Cisco Meraki dealer for cloud-managed Wi-Fi, switching, MX security and SD-WAN, designed, installed and serviced.
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Meraki is strongest when wireless, switching, security, WAN connectivity and operational monitoring are designed as one managed network rather than separate boxes.
Access-point models, mounting locations, 6 GHz coverage, channel plans and transmit power are engineered for the actual property.
Configuration, alerts, firmware, clients, RF health and troubleshooting are centralized for single or multiple properties.
Firewall, IDS/IPS, VPN, traffic shaping and SD-WAN are sized around throughput and security-service requirements.
PoE, multigigabit access, VLANs, fiber uplinks and Layer 3 functions are coordinated with Wi-Fi and connected systems.
Multiple internet paths can be prioritized around critical applications, failover objectives and remote-property connectivity.
Meraki cellular gateways can provide backup connectivity where a second wired carrier is unavailable or insufficient.
Automation, AV, security, staff, guests and IoT can be separated with explicit communication policies.
Client health, WAN performance, wireless behavior and event data help diagnose intermittent problems more quickly.
Subscription or co-termination licensing is tracked as part of the operational lifecycle so renewals do not become emergency events.
Existing organizations can be documented, standardized and supported without replacing hardware that remains suitable.
Where we work.
Regent5 designs, installs and supports Cisco Meraki cloud-managed networks across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California. Select engagements extend to Santa Barbara, the Los Angeles area, and Orange County. Projects include estates, multi-building properties and commercial spaces, from Wi-Fi and switching design through security, monitoring and long-term service.
Yes when centralized operations, strong remote visibility, licensing-backed support and enterprise network controls are priorities. We size Meraki around the property's building count, wireless density, internet requirements, security systems and estate staff workflows.
Cisco's current Wi-Fi 7 family includes models such as CW9172, CW9176 and CW9178. The right model depends on client density, room geometry, 6 GHz coverage, uplink speed and whether directional or very high-capacity RF is required.
Yes. Current Cisco Meraki products require valid licensing. Meraki supports subscription and co-termination models, while per-device licensing is limited to existing organizations already using it. Licensing should be planned as part of the system lifecycle. Regent5 can incorporate license status and renewal planning into an ongoing service plan.
Yes. Regent5 is an authorized Cisco Meraki dealer. We design, program, install and service Cisco Meraki systems for custom homes, estates and select commercial properties from our San Carlos design center, across San Francisco, the Peninsula, the North Bay, South Bay, and East Bay, Wine Country, and the Carmel and Monterey area.
It depends on the scope. Building count, indoor and outdoor access points, switching and PoE, fiber runs, MX security, redundant internet, rack and UPS requirements, and licensing drive the number. A figure without drawings or an existing-system review would mislead more than it helps. The useful first step is a conversation at our San Carlos design center, where we can review the property and turn the requirements into a specification.
Yes as the underlying IP network. The automation platform still has its own requirements, so multicast, discovery, VLAN boundaries, addressing and firewall rules must be designed to preserve the communications those systems require.
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