How ODC designed and deployed a complete Ubiquiti infrastructure for a major industrial client — network, AI video and facial-recognition access control — spanning Port Vila and Santo, run from a single screen.
A major industrial client operating across two islands needed something simple to state but demanding to deliver: complete security and a solid network backbone, from the loading dock to the server room, without stacking up separate systems and interfaces.
The site spans sensitive zones — production, warehouses, laboratory, offices, outdoor perimeters — each with its own surveillance and access needs. And all of it had to stay consistent across Port Vila and Santo, as if it were a single building.
The guiding constraint wasn't technical. It was human: the client had to be able to manage everything themselves, simply. No thick manuals. No juggling five pieces of software. One screen, one full picture.
Rather than bolt together mismatched brands, we built the entire system on the Ubiquiti UniFi ecosystem — Network, Protect (video) and Access (doors) — so they speak the same language natively.
The result: every camera, every door, every switch and every access point appears in a single console. Adding a device, reviewing an event or opening a door remotely all happen in the same place.
UDM Pro gateway, professional PoE switches and 10 GbE fibre links between nodes. Spare capacity built in for future expansion — no recabling required.
UDM Pro · USW Pro · 10 GbE SFP+36+ AI cameras in 2K — domes, industrial PTZ, 360° and Theta views — covering entrances, work areas and perimeters. Centralised recording on a dedicated NVR.
UniFi Protect · AI 360 · G5 · UNVR ProAccess control with facial recognition and readers on sensitive points. Every entry and exit is logged — staff pass without friction, everything else is recorded.
UniFi Access · Facial recognitionBoth islands share the same logical management. No dedicated local team per site: monitoring is remote, real-time, across the entire estate.
Site Manager · Unified monitoringThe infrastructure is built in layers. Each tier has a precise role and feeds the next — from the network core down to the sensors in the field.
The UDM Pro gateway handles routing, perimeter security and the carrier uplink (Telecom Vanuatu) on each site.
Professional switches linked by 10 GbE fibre distribute network and PoE power to every device — a single cable per unit.
The NVR centralises all video streams; access controllers manage doors and facial recognition. Everything is logged locally.
AI cameras, door readers and security floodlights paired to the PTZs — lighting activates with the camera for sharp images at night.
Every camera is named by function and location — "Main Entrance", "Warehouse AI 360", "Loading Dock" — so an operator finds the right feed instantly. Naming convention is design too.
All cameras run in 2K, continuous recording, with timestamped last events. The UP FloodLights are paired to the PTZs: the light follows the camera.
Network, Protect and Access live in the same topology. You see at a glance which device connects to which port on which switch, its throughput, link quality and update status.
The doors — entry and exit logged separately — appear at the same level as cameras and switches. One source of truth for the entire site.
"Technology should make life simpler. The client opens one screen, and sees everything."
ODC designs, deploys and manages complete Ubiquiti infrastructure across Vanuatu — AI cameras, security, cabling, optical fibre and networking. Practical, simple, reliable.
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