Help set up infrastructure at our new location. No technical experience is needed for labeling, inventory, testing, documentation, or coordination.
Network setup Fortinet, managed switches, VLANs, firewalls Review existing configurations, set up separate networks for members and building systems, configure switches, and test connectivity and internet failover.
Wi-Fi setup Access-point installation, wireless troubleshooting Plan access-point placement, configure member and guest Wi-Fi, check coverage, and test performance in busy areas.
Cabling and equipment setup Network cabling, rack organization; helpers welcome Inventory equipment, organize racks, patch connections, label cables and ports, and test network drops.
Member Wi-Fi access IronWiFi, RADIUS, membership integrations Configure member login and guest access. Test onboarding, expired memberships, account revocation, and login troubleshooting.
Door access setup Kisi administration, access-control experience Configure member access groups and door schedules, check readers with the installer, and test access during connectivity outages.
Camera setup Rhombus/Samsung cameras, IP cameras, networking Help position and configure cameras, check views and recording, and set up approved administrator access.
Power backup UPS systems and equipment power planning Connect equipment to appropriate battery backups, organize power connections, and test runtime and recovery.
Security review Network security, account administration Check network separation, administrator permissions, MFA, and secure storage of recovery credentials.
Testing and troubleshooting Any experience level; bring a phone or laptop Test Wi-Fi, member login, guest access, shared equipment, and coverage throughout the space. Help simulate a busy event and report problems.
Documentation Clear writing, diagrams, organization Document equipment locations, cable labels, configurations, troubleshooting steps, and member instructions.
Ongoing infrastructure support Troubleshooting and willingness to learn Help resolve member issues, maintain documentation, monitor equipment, and share responsibility for routine maintenance.
Professional installation boundaries Electrical wiring, door hardware, fire-system connections, and work requiring building approval should be handled by qualified installers. Members can help coordinate and test these systems.
