Digisol networking in India: an Indian brand for the wired and wireless plumbing your office runs on.
Digisol is India’s own IT networking brand. Switches, structured cabling, FTTH and enterprise Wi-Fi, designed and made in India, with service centres in your city rather than a queue overseas.
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· India’s IT & business services market reached USD 254 billion in FY24 and is projected to cross USD 350 billion by 2026, per India Brand Equity Foundation.
· Under the DPDP Act 2023, Indian businesses must keep personal data in India unless cross-border transfer is to a notified country — Sirius Star configures every deployment for DPDP compliance by default.
· Sirius Star is a Microsoft Partner with a cloud engineer on payroll, founded 2009 in Navi Mumbai, serving 200+ Indian enterprises across Cloud, Secure Data Guard, Device Lifecycle Management, Hardware, and Corporate Tech Gifting.
Indian cities where Digisol field support reaches you
50+
Digisol runs sales and service across 50 plus Indian cities, with 63 plus service support centres. When a switch fails, the replacement and the engineer come from inside the country, not from an overseas RMA queue. Network presence per Digisol.
The Digisol networking range we deploy
Digisol covers the wired and wireless plumbing of an office from one Indian source. Here is the range we fit in Indian businesses, schools and government sites, and what each part does.
Made-in-India switches
Managed, smart and unmanaged switches from desktop Gigabit up to 10G aggregation. Digisol now ships a Made-in-India switch line designed and built locally. Use them for the access and distribution layers of your network.
Structured cabling systems
Copper and fibre cabling, from Cat6 and Cat6A to OM3 and OM4 fibre, racks and patch panels. One passive backbone that your switches and Wi-Fi sit on. It pairs with Belden and CommScope where a project mixes brands.
FTTH and GPON
OLT and ONU gear for fibre to the home, campus and office. Digisol won a national award in 2024 for an India-designed ONU router. Good for ISPs, large campuses and multi-building sites.
Enterprise wireless
Indoor and outdoor access points with central management. Cover an office floor, a warehouse or a campus. Where you need outdoor mesh or carrier-grade reach, we mix in Cambium or Aruba.
Made in India, the differentiator
This is the part procurement teams underrate. Local manufacturing means rupee pricing, no forex swing and no import lead time. It also helps you meet local-content rules on government and PSU tenders that an imported brand cannot.
Who buys Indian-made networking gear
Schools and colleges
Government and PSU sites
Hotels and hospitals
ISPs and FTTH builders
Retail and warehouse chains
If you want rupee pricing, fast local replacement and a tender file that ticks the local-content box, an Indian-made brand earns its place.
Schools and government sites lean on Digisol because the procurement rules reward Indian manufacturing. Hotels and offices like that one vendor covers switching, cabling and Wi-Fi together.
One honest line. If you run a single global standard across many countries, a multinational brand may suit head office better. For a single home network, a basic router from TP-Link or D-Link is enough.
When the network is your business, who stands behind it?
A dead switch in a branch or a school can halt the day. The slow part is rarely the fault. It is the wait for a spare and an engineer when both sit far away. Local manufacturing and 63 plus service centres cut that wait.
There is a second cost, and it is regulatory. The gear your traffic crosses is in scope for the DPDP Act, and CERT-In expects incidents reported on a tight clock. We set up your network with segmentation, logging and access control against an ISO 27001 control set, and pair it with our DPDP compliance package.
Honest pick: Indian-made vs imported global brand vs unbranded
These three are how buyers stock an office network. We have seen teams chase the lowest sticker price, then lose days when a no-name switch fails and no spare exists.
| What matters | Indian-made (Digisol) | Imported global brand | Unbranded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing and forex | Rupee pricing, no forex swing | Often dollar-linked, import wait | Cheapest sticker, hidden risk |
| Replacement speed | Local spare and engineer | Depends on the channel | Usually no spare at all |
| Public-tender fit | Meets local-content rules | Often fails the local-content test | Rarely tender-grade |
| Best for | SMB, schools, government, SME campuses | Global standard estates | Throwaway, low-stakes runs |
| Support | 63 plus centres across India | Varies by partner | Little to none |
The short read. A global brand suits a head office that runs one standard worldwide. Unbranded gear suits a throwaway run you will not miss. Indian-made earns its keep when you want rupee pricing, a tender file that passes, and a spare that ships from inside the country. It pairs with your Cisco, Lantronix and console gear.
Where your network runs, and who supports it
Your network carries everything, so it must be built clean and kept secure. We segment the traffic, lock down management access, and log it, so a problem stays small and an auditor sees a clear trail.
The hardware stays under your control, on your own racks, billed in rupees. We size the switches and access points, run the cabling, fit it beside your servers and keep the power clean with Eaton or Vertiv. We pair the rollout with Secure Data Guard, and add laptops on DaaS when you refresh.
Questions IT and procurement teams ask
Is Digisol an Indian brand?
Yes. Digisol is an Indian IT networking brand and a subsidiary of Smartlink Holdings, a listed company that has built networking products in India since 1986. Several Digisol switches are now designed and made in India.
What products does it cover?
Switches, structured cabling in copper and fibre, FTTH gear with OLT and ONU, and enterprise Wi-Fi access points. One Indian vendor for the wired and wireless side of an office.
Does it help with government tenders?
Yes. Local manufacturing helps you meet the local-content rules that many public tenders apply, where an imported-only brand can struggle to qualify.
How fast is service if a unit fails?
Digisol runs 63 plus service centres across India, so the spare and the engineer come from inside the country. We coordinate the swap so a branch is not waiting on an overseas queue.
Can you start with one site?
Yes. We usually design one floor or one branch, prove the layout and the support, then roll it across the estate. The free network design review is where we scope that.
P.S. A Pune school trust came to us tired of a six-week wait every time an imported switch died. We rebuilt the campus on Digisol switches and access points, with the cabling redone. The next failure was swapped the same week from a local centre, and the tender file passed the local-content check. If you want Indian-made gear with support that reaches you, take the free network design review. Naveen Reddy, Sirius Star.
Indian networking, backed by a team in Navi Mumbai.
Tell us how many users, floors and sites you run and where the network hurts. We size the switches, cabling and Wi-Fi, and hand you a plan. Quoted in 8 hours.
200+ Indian businesses trust us · care@siriusstar.in · setup and support across 19,000+ pincodes. Pair it with IT hardware, networking, or laptops on DaaS.
Who is Digisol Networking India a good fit for in India?
Digisol Networking India works best for Indian businesses that already have established workflows around the related platforms, need DPDP-compliant data residency, and want a single accountable partner for deployment plus quarterly tuning. Sirius Star runs the entire lifecycle — scoping, deployment, training, and renewal — from a Navi Mumbai engineering team.
How long does Digisol Networking India deployment take?
A typical Digisol Networking India rollout in India takes 2-6 weeks from purchase order to production cutover, depending on scope. Sirius Star follows a phased plan: scoping call within 8 working hours of enquiry, design review within 5 days, deployment waves, then a 30-day stabilisation window before handing over to your team or our managed retainer.