IT Infrastructure & Networking
Multi-site connectivity
Multi-site connectivity for businesses with several sites: site-to-site VPN, SD-WAN style failover, 4G and 5G backup and central UniFi or Meraki management.
In short
Multi-site connectivity links your offices, depots and remote workers into one private network: site-to-site VPNs between locations, automatic failover to a second line or 4G/5G if the main connection fails, and central management through UniFi or Cisco Meraki. Dig IT Solutions runs exactly this for Mr Plant Hire's multiple depots, linked to its Enfield head office, with teleworker gateways for staff at home.
When you need this
Signs this is the right conversation
- Each site has its own broadband and its own problems.
- When the line at one depot drops, that depot stops trading.
- Staff at branch offices can't reach the server at head office.
- Our remote workers use a VPN client that half of them can't get working.
- Nobody can see the network at the other sites without driving there.
Scope
What we deliver
Site-to-site VPN
Encrypted tunnels between locations so every site is on one private network, with routing that keeps traffic local where it should be.
Automatic failover
Dual-WAN gateways that switch to a second broadband line or a 4G/5G connection when the primary fails, and back again when it recovers.
4G/5G backup
Cellular backup with a business data plan and an external antenna where signal is weak, so an ISP outage is an inconvenience rather than a shutdown.
Central management
All sites managed from one UniFi or Meraki console, with alerts, configuration templates and remote troubleshooting.
Teleworker gateways
Small managed gateways for home-based staff that extend the company network to their desk without a software VPN client.
Connectivity procurement
Leased lines, FTTP, business broadband and cellular services specified and ordered with realistic lead times.
Outcomes
What you get out of it
- Every site behaves like part of one network.
- An ISP outage doesn't stop a site from working.
- Faults visible and often fixed remotely.
- Head office systems reachable from anywhere, securely.
FAQ
Questions we are asked
What is a site-to-site VPN?
What does SD-WAN mean for a small business?
Is 4G or 5G backup reliable enough for business use?
How do you connect remote and home workers?
Do you handle opening a new site?
Insights
Further reading
Guides & Checklists
Opening a second office: how your IT requirements change and what to plan first
IT decisions to make before a second office opens: connectivity lead times, linking sites, cloud as the shared layer, one identity and one phone system.
Networking & Infrastructure
Leased line vs business broadband (FTTP/SoGEA): which does your office need?
How a leased line compares with FTTP and SoGEA broadband on speed, upload, contention, fix times, lead times and cost, with Hertfordshire and London notes.
Guides & Checklists
Hybrid working IT requirements: the checklist for offices of up to 250 people
What hybrid working requires from business IT: MFA and conditional access, managed laptops, Microsoft 365, office Wi-Fi, remote support and policies.
Next step
Talk to an engineer, not a sales script
Tell us what is not working, or what you are planning, and we will give you a straight view on what it would take to fix.

