// CASE STUDY · COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE · CANADA
Access control stabilization and a full core network rebuild across a multi-tower complex
- Multi-tower complex
- One C•CURE instance
- Fully redundant per-tower networks
The problem
A single C•CURE 9000 instance controlled access for every tower in the complex and integrated with Genetec. The elevator integration was crashing and the system had memory faults. I was brought in to find out why and fix it.
What I did
- Traced the failures to a combination of software faults and configuration problems inside C•CURE rather than the elevator interface everyone suspected.
- Re-architected the C•CURE virtual environment so the towers have real redundancy between them instead of a single point of failure controlling the whole complex.
- Rebuilt the core network for the entire complex: each tower on its own fully redundant network with modular HPE Aruba switching.
- Deployed dynamic routing across the towers with full multicast support, tuned for CCTV traffic.
Where it landed
The elevator integration and memory faults resolved at the cause, and a complex that no longer loses access control across every tower because one instance had a bad day.
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