Torrey LineSan Diego · network / POS assessment

San Diego · network / POS assessment

A clearer network.Less guesswork.

For San Diego shops and small offices: a network map, clear findings, and a recovery plan you can follow.

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  • Free walkthrough
  • Assessments from $350
  • Written quote first

One person. Evenings & weekends by agreement.

Inside a shop networkIllustration
Three lanes in a shop network Internet through the ISP and router, with separate Register, Office and Guest Wi-Fi lanes. In the proposed arrangement, guest traffic goes to the internet only. Illustration, subject to site review. ISPInternet Router RegisterAgreed paths OfficeWork devices Guest Wi-FiInternet only
Example connections · not a live scan
Connections you can explain.
A recovery path you can follow.

What you take away

Clarity you can keep.

Your network, mapped.A labeled map of your network.Explore the example

Example: ISP → router → switch → Register / Office / Guest lanes, with intended connections labeled.

Findings you can act on.What we observed and what to do next.Explore the example

Observation: Guest and office devices share a network. Why it matters: Guests may reach work devices. Recommendation: Define and test an internet-only guest lane.

A way back online.Tested steps for the next interruption.Explore the example

Example: move the switch uplink to the ISP router using your site’s tested instructions. Timing and steps depend on the site. See support details.

Before you commit

Clear prices.

Agree the scope and a written quote first.

Walkthrough

Up to one hour of observations and short findings.

Free

Assessment

$350: up to 10 devices. $500: 11–25 devices.

$350 / $500

Installation

$350 minimum. Hardware at cost, separately from labor.

$125/h

Basic $125/mo · Priority $350/mo · Plan details

Priority unavailable until contracted daytime and backup coverage are in place and rehearsed.

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your network.

Leave your details for a reply. We aim to answer by the end of the next evening window.

Mon–Fri, 16:30–20:30 Pacific.
Weekends by agreement. Reply details.

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What happens next

  1. We reply by email.
  2. Together, decide whether a walkthrough would help.
  3. Review a written quote before configuration work.

Just the details for a reply.

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Common questions.

What is a walkthrough?

A free basic assessment capped at one hour: observations and short findings about your business network. Any configuration work is quoted separately.

Do I need new equipment?

Your existing setup may already meet your needs. Start with the self-check or a walkthrough. Any proposed hardware is itemized at cost, separately from labor, in a written quote.

When will you reply?

We aim to reply by the end of the next window: Monday–Friday, 16:30–20:30 Pacific. A request sent during a window counts toward that window. Weekends are by agreement. This is a target for answering an enquiry, not an appointment or a deadline for fixing anything. Contracted support follows the hours in the signed agreement. Read the support details.

What is a bypass?

A tested, site-specific way to connect through ISP equipment if the network box fails. Your handover records the demonstrated steps and temporary network-separation limits.

Scope of this work

Scope of this work. Torrey Line LLC's services are limited to the business-network tasks listed in the signed scope. We do not assess, certify, access or modify payment terminals, payment applications, or systems that store, process or transmit cardholder data. This is a network / POS assessment, not a PCI DSS assessment or certification. Segmentation is one control among many and is not a promise of compliance or freedom from breach. The merchant remains responsible for completing and signing any attestation with its payment processor. If proposed work affects the cardholder-data environment or requires access to an excluded system, we stop that work, ask the merchant to obtain scope direction from its processor or acquirer, and refer the excluded work to the appropriate provider. A revised scope may remove or narrow tasks; it can never authorise us to assess, certify, access or modify an excluded system. This boundary describes what we do and do not do. It does not determine technical PCI scope, and it does not limit our responsibility for our own conduct.

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