Keri Systems Support

Keri support should begin with the software, hardware, and migration path actually installed.

210 Solutions helps existing Keri owners with troubleshooting, takeover, expansion, authorized access, Doors.NET or Borealis decisions, documentation, and modernization planning.

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Customer intent

Solve the owner’s problem before discussing products.

The useful questions are what the organization needs to accomplish, what is installed, what access and documentation exist, what currently fails, and what can be supported responsibly.

01

Identify the environment

Determine whether the system uses Doors.NET, Borealis, older Doors32 history, PXL, NXT, NXT-MSC, Mercury-related hardware, or another supported configuration.

02

Current and legacy status

Keri currently documents Borealis cloud access control and Doors.NET 6.x, while older Doors.NET 4.x and Doors32 paths have changed support status.

03

Troubleshooting

Review controllers, hubs or gateways, communications, server or cloud access, licensing, credentials, schedules, readers, doors, and event behavior.

04

Expansion

Verify controller, hub, software, license, site, door-capacity, and compatibility requirements before adding hardware.

05

Migration

Evaluate supported conversion paths, database and configuration transfer, hardware reuse, access rights, site structure, downtime, and training.

06

Takeover and planning

Recover documentation and authorized access, identify usable assets, and compare stabilization, expansion, Borealis migration, or broader replacement.

Technical verification

Current facts are separated from 210’s recommendation.

Current official Keri Borealis and Doors.NET knowledge-base, release, compatibility, conversion, and support information reviewed August 9, 2026.

The final recommendation remains 210 Solutions’ professional judgment based on the specific system, building, requirements, and verified product status.

Connected services

Support the system as part of the building.

Network, software, programming, field devices, power, documentation, user workflow, and ongoing support are reviewed together.

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Proof requirements

  • Approved related project or field experience
  • Verified current and legacy product context
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  • No invented manufacturer relationship or customer result

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Tell us what system you have and what is happening.

Include the building, software or platform name, known versions, symptoms, available documentation, and the outcome you need.

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