Product
Rabbit Fast
A company-operated network connectivity and acceleration product, available across desktop, mobile, and router platforms and sold on monthly, quarterly, and annual plans.
Product detailsServices
VPN development and network engineering services
Each service below is described in technical terms and delivered as engineering and technical work. Scope, deliverables, and responsibilities are agreed in writing before work begins.
- Legal Entity
- Southwest Network Corporation
- Jurisdiction
- Wyoming, United States
- Entity Type
- Profit Corporation
- Filing ID
- 2025-001705820
- Incorporated
- June 23, 2025
- Official X
- @swnetcorp
Development & services
Two ways the company works
VPN Development is product engineering: building or reworking a VPN product end to end. Network Services is scoped network engineering work in an environment the client controls.
Services
Scoped network engineering work
Technical work performed in a client-controlled environment: infrastructure, connectivity, routing, and network-related software, under written scope with defined deliverables.
Service lines
Four defined service lines
Engagements are scoped individually, with deliverables and responsibilities defined before work begins.
S01
Network Infrastructure
Technical work on the structure of network environments: topology planning, device configuration, addressing, segmentation, and infrastructure documentation.
- Typical focus
- Environment structure and configuration
- Engagement output
- Topology documentation and change records
- When it is used
- Organisations restructuring a network environment, opening or consolidating a site, or replacing equipment that has grown ad hoc.
Boundary: Does not imply ownership or operation of carrier infrastructure, data centres, or licensed telecom facilities.
Scope & deliverables
- Topology and addressing plan documentation
- Configuration of routers, switches, and firewalls under client control
- Segmentation and redundancy design considerations
- Change records and rollback procedures
S02
Connectivity Services
Technical services that help organizations connect sites, systems, and applications reliably, with attention to performance and maintainability.
- Typical focus
- Links between sites, systems, and applications
- Engagement output
- Configured connectivity and test reports
- When it is used
- Organisations linking offices, cloud environments, or applications that currently depend on a single fragile path.
Boundary: Does not imply internet service provision, carrier status, or resale of transit.
Scope & deliverables
- Site-to-site and system-to-system connectivity configuration
- Failover and path redundancy configuration
- Connectivity testing, measurement, and reporting
- Documentation of connectivity dependencies
S03
Routing Optimization
Review and refinement of routing configuration and traffic paths to improve efficiency, stability, and predictability.
- Typical focus
- Routing policy and traffic path behavior
- Engagement output
- Measurement records and written recommendations
- When it is used
- Organisations where traffic reaches its destination but the path is inconsistent, slow, or hard to explain.
Boundary: Does not imply guaranteed latency, throughput, or availability outcomes.
Scope & deliverables
- Routing policy and path selection review
- Latency, loss, and stability measurement
- Incremental tuning with before-and-after verification
- Recommendations recorded in written form
S04
Network Technology Services
Network-related software and technical services, including automation, monitoring configuration, tooling, and engineering support.
- Typical focus
- Software, automation, and technical support
- Engagement output
- Tooling, monitoring configuration, and documentation
- When it is used
- Organisations whose network operations depend on manual steps that should be scripted, monitored, or documented.
Boundary: Does not imply a managed service commitment or a service level agreement unless separately agreed in writing.
Scope & deliverables
- Automation scripts and configuration tooling
- Monitoring, alerting, and telemetry setup
- Internal technical documentation
- Ongoing engineering support arrangements
Engagement Framework
How work is defined and delivered
Every engagement follows the same four stages, so responsibilities, access, and expected outcomes are clear on both sides.
- 01
Define Scope
Requirements, environment details, access, and deliverables are recorded in writing before work begins.
- 02
Establish Baseline
The current configuration and measured behavior are documented as the reference point.
- 03
Execute Changes
Work is performed in agreed stages, one layer at a time, with change records kept throughout.
- 04
Handover & Documentation
Verification results and documentation are delivered so the environment remains maintainable.
This framework describes how work is organized. It is not a service level commitment or a guarantee of a particular technical outcome.