How To Set Up a Beefy Home Network Solution

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It's time to overhaul our new home's network!
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@GregSalazar 4 года назад

Sorry about the hot lav mic! I've also recently discovered that Verizon FiOS is being offered in my area! Making the switch to that this week!

@jasonochs 4 года назад

What part of the country are you in? What are your broadband options?

@iKingRPG 4 года назад

Why not dedicated internet? It is much worth it

@Tw3akst3r 4 года назад

@@jasonochs He said "moving to Central Florida" at the start of the video so southeast of the US.

@josephlavoie8358 4 года назад

Glad to hear/see you got some decent hardware finally and that you're getting rid of Spectrum. They're (Time Warner) by far the most unethical company in the US and one of globally, and I'd know as I provide solutions for just about all of them. FYI - the handoff is only rough when you're set up wrong. I think you probably are. Two is probably overkill for that house so try moving them as far away from each other as possible or removing one. Also, congrats on the new house and more so in becoming a Dad! You've got many years of the most important and rewarding job in the world ahead! Enjoy them to their fullest because they go faster than you can imagine.

@VADER_C5 4 года назад

Definitely go with FiOS. Spectrum stinks.

@ThatAussieBloke1 4 года назад

the sound ethernet cables make when you plug them in i so satisfying

@DoctorX17 4 года назад

I appreciate the "let's stop and play with the baby" moments so much, that's precious. I hope I have a chance to do that in a video some day. I think your networking box looked pretty good when you finished with it. And that AP mounting job was good too. Here's a tip for drilling, though: If you don't apply as much pressure and let the drill bit do the work, it can be easier on you and give you a better hole. Plus, once the bit breaks thru, it'll go straight thru, and you can pull it back out without reversing the drill's direction or stopping the drill. Plus it reduces heat buildup, which can be bad for some materials. Oh, and I'd recommend investing in a small table vise if you're doing things like that enough, those things are great, and you can get them for cheap online.

@electronicgaming1252 Год назад

im to lazy to read that

@electronicgaming1252 Год назад

but theorist lines sound cute

@bribrishyguy6516 4 года назад

Greg is the kind of guy to call a screw a nail and not feel the need to correct himself.

@GregSalazar 4 года назад

IKR. I watched this in playback and literally face-palmed - especially after calling it a screw in the other four takes.

@DazzaDirect 4 года назад

not just nails but "self tapping nails" mind you, lol ;-]

@DazzaDirect 4 года назад

@@vnkt_yt Greg __---> weird, never, lol ;-]

@therealb888 4 года назад

rofl

@therealb888 4 года назад

@@GregSalazar did u just go for ac instead of ax in 2019/2020?!

@vladislavn9666 4 года назад

Complaining about being "freezing in the winter" while wearing only a tshirt made me loled so hard 😅

@UltimateTechHub 4 года назад

Your home network box is the same size as mine. Mine however is packed with a modem , a ruckus switch for POE, a smart things hub, a z-wave hub, a kevo plus hub and a ring hardwire doorbell camera. I also have a bunch of cat6 wires running to the ruckus switch and my wireless router which sits on a shelf with another 10 port switch. And to top it off I have a cloud connected as well. I really wish new home builders would make these network boxes larger and with shelves for components. Nice video! Thumbs up and I subscribed!

@jrodgers06221 4 года назад

Make sure to adjust your RSSI on the AP's to aid in the AP Roaming (Hand Off). For a home of that size with 2 Nano's I would suggest an RSSI of around -70 to -75 dbm. Also you will want to adjust your AP channels for wireless. For 2.4 ghz you only have 3 clean channels (1,6,11) that have no overlap so I would suggest you go on either end of the spectrum so one AP 2.4 on channel 1 at low to medium broadcast strength and the other on channel 11 at low to medium broadcast strength. I would advise using the ubiquity wifi man app on your phone to perform a wireless scan so you can see what channels are being broadcasted from your neighbors to avoid overlapping channels. As far as 5 ghz i suggest you use the DFS channels (52,56,60,64,100,104,108,114,136,140,144) as most consumer routers and isp routers don't support them so you would avoid channel interference from your neighbors.

@hed420 4 года назад

Is no one going to mention that there's a baby now? Congrats Greg and Lisa , wishing you the best !

@delivanov252 4 года назад

The Ubiquity Access points should come with a set of drywall anchors. So that you can mount them directly to the ceiling. I am just saying this to save you some time in the future.

@estusflask982 4 года назад

Ubiquity access points do come with drywall anchors. They come with everything needed to mount them flush to the ceiling.

@GregSalazar 3 года назад

Yeah, and that mount wouldn't fit around the cut-outs in these ceilings. Otherwise, I'd have just used those Lol.

@eduardoBR1991 4 года назад

You realize you're mature when you're thinking about getting your own ladder.

@jerrychen1449 4 года назад

Several things: 1. Be sure to turn the power lower (you don't wan't APs to talk over each other). 2. You should set up a server for the UniFi controller software or buy a controller. The controller will help with the handoff as well I believe. 3. The security gateway you bought won't be capable of 1gbps with many features turned on (if that's what you're going for).

@stressballer Год назад

Also, don't let a baby lay on top of something it can roll off from unless the baby is under close supervision.

@turnerherbek6912 4 года назад

Great job man. I worked in commercial networking for a year and a half and installed a bunch of those ubiquiti waps. To get them flush on a ceiling we wouldn't even put an outlet box there for the cable, just a hole big enough for the cable to pass through. That way your mounting bracket can go right on the ceiling

@Grumpy_Wolf 4 года назад

I bought a Ubiquiti network setup about 6 months ago because my netgear nighthawk just couldn't handle my home server and all the pcs and game consoles in my house. I am not dissapointed, this is by far the best network setup I have ever used (and I worked for xbox networking support for 5 years). I haven't had to reboot once, I run my plex server 24/7, a website and all my pcs and consoles no problem at all. No regrets, the best setup you can get in your home.

@x3r0h0ur 4 года назад

Greg, IT pro here. Just an FYI, consumer grade equipment like Ubiquiti Unifi products like you have, don't command devices to do hand offs. The devices themselves choose which access point to affiliate with. A more complex controller would manage all of that but unifi does not. What you want to do to improve your 'hand-offs' is reduce the power of your APs so that they are less likely to hang on to an access point while you're closer to another one. Also, be sure to configure each AP to be on its own channel (my Unifi network did this automatically, but if your neighbors have strong networks in the area on the same channel, you may get interference). You can actually get a free tool from Microsoft called WiFi Analyzer that makes this a lot easier. Cheers!

@andreageno 4 года назад

We have installed ubiquiti access points and controller in a school this week, they're really great products!

@stewills9711 4 года назад

Saw you had the Ubiquiti kit, quickest click ever. Superb kit

@arokh72 4 года назад

So Greg is the infamous "Florida Man"?

@DazzaDirect 4 года назад

_--> hold my 'gator on meth , lol ;-]

@brightgarinson3099 4 года назад

@@DazzaDirect I'm a Detroit man so I need cocaine.

@danman9847 4 года назад

@@brightgarinson3099 how the legal weed :) hoosier here

@mikey510 3 года назад

aww man i love your videos, theres an undertone of comedy throughout that gets me.

@delivanov252 4 года назад

Thanks... You just reminded me of work. On the firewall side. If you do it right having two firewalls is good.

@Sight-Beyond-Sight 4 года назад

Big props on building a house with the network wired in. I think if I were to build a new house, wired networks would be available in damn near every room.

@FernieMercury 4 года назад

Cute baby ❤️ I bought a house and we're moving in 3-6 months. This video just made me more excited.

@yankey4 4 года назад

Greg GRATS on your new home brother. You have worked hard over the years. Thanks for sharing so much with us. Been a true blessing. God Bless.

@ldisc66 4 года назад

I've setup quite a few Ubiquiti APs over the years and they've been pretty rock solid with few issues. As for hand-offs I've found it's usually device specific. I've found the more "premium" Android devices tend to deal with hand-offs fine. iOS devices tend to be hit or miss such as iPhone 7 & 8 can be stubborn while their Plus variants work fine. Congrats on the new house btw!

@peterbetancourt8543 4 года назад

Nice video man! I have been using ubiquiti products for a couple years now and love the ecosystem. If you consider having a security system at your house, I would totally recommend unifi protect. I Also, I recommend purchasing a backup power supply to use for all your networking equipment, the modem, usg, and switch. I know your space is limited but if you can find a small one, it would be worth it.

@anorexickoala7527 4 года назад

really good video! I worked with networking only thing i can think about the cabinet is that colormatching cables, like yellow for wan, blue for wifi access points and white for normal cat6 wallmounts.

@mgut17 4 года назад

So, after 4 months of using the ubiquiti networking, how do you like it so far, hopefully it was easy to setup, i also noticed and played a little with the software, the channel width for the 2.4ghz, higher number = faster speed lower = futher range same with the 5Ghz, higher number is faster etc, it is in the config of the acsess point itself

@xXDarthBagginsXx 4 года назад

Congrats again on the new home and newest member of your family. I myself have been wanting to invest in a Ubiquiti based home solution (Enterprise grade) whenever I move my small family into our next home and know they are a great solution (learned alot about them when I worked at MicroCenter - one of the ones you visited here in Atlanta). Can't wait to see more and see the home tour.

@zactodd3144 4 года назад

Greg : "These ain't cheep solutions" Me : *laughs in Cisco*

@steelfalconx2000 2 года назад

As a fiber optic network installer for 10 years some of this made my head hurt lol. But I love that the home has included a smart panel and ethernet already! What a bonus.

@williscooper7750 4 года назад

If you havent already, I strongly recommend a fan to cool the inside of that box. The USG Gateway and the POE switch are passive cooling and they get really hot in an open environment. In an enclosed one it will be worse.

@richardcarlson127 4 года назад

I have the exact same networking solution as you and have have no issues with my Ring, IP Phone, multiple Windows and Mac computers, Apple TV's, cell phones, tablets and many different home devices (pool controller, smart lights, thermostat, ceiling fans etc.). The Ubiqiti Account portal is a great tool for monitoring all these things and updating the firmware for these devices. You will be very happy with your solution.

@robert-73 4 года назад

If you did not run the RF scan make sure you run that. That handles most handle off issues, It should also be run ever so often in you notice additional wifi networks in the area. I got two network at work. One for employees one for guest. With three access points each. When I first setup before i ran the scan there were issue with handoffs. Once i ran the RF scan on all access points i got no complaints and have noticed no issue. Even notice better coverage in the building.

@MarcoGPUtuber 4 года назад

11:30 I think baby Greg wants to help out.

@CoalitionGaming 4 года назад

Very cool. Make sure you setup a separate (maybe guest) wifi SSID on a different vlan (or otherwise restrict that SSID's access to the rest of the local network) to put the Ring system on, and any other IOT devices.

@cardsfanbj 4 года назад

Taught myself networking, too. I had it easier, though. My basement is nice and open and I was able to easily route my own Cat6 all over the house, mostly with items sourced off eBay. Found out the hard way that Home Depot is a ripoff. Found a 100' drop of cable from someone selling their excess for under $30, and bulk terminals were a lot cheaper, too. Did get a relatively affordable 8-port switch and the crimping tool off Amazon.

@cardsfanbj 4 года назад

Used my old Linksys WAP because it was still good enough, and I'm doing mostly everything wired where I can

@ruffprophetproductions 4 года назад

Lmaoo Greg big flexing his Audi and his new crib congratulations brother. You worked hard for this

@PSYCHOV3N0M 4 года назад

Looking forward to another DIY networking solution video from you. Paul's Hardware has started making DIY Home Surveillance videos which I enjoy as well.

@stephenwoods4118 4 года назад

You need a UPS for your modem, router and hub. A big as you can squeeze into the space. Also since you're getting FIOS, you should also have a smallish ups for the (even thought the FIOS box has a battery).

@x1bullet007 2 года назад

Man , what a good video. Please make a video on hand shaking and clustering as i need to set up a 1500s/m office in march 2022 and i am currently in the learning process of networking as i am an IT hardware technician. Would be great if you can make a video or just explaining for networking noob like myself. Once again great video.

@webbsnettech 4 года назад

Great video man. You are a sharp guy. absolutely no issues with equipment. It's always the operator not the equipment a anyway. Enjoy. You Should have gone quiet a bit bigger. Cool video. Thanks

@dietermoreau5628 3 года назад

Hello Greg , what's your experience with the network 2 years later?

@MichaelWoodside 4 года назад

Hey Greg, If you are having Hand-off issues, you need to tune your AP's in the unifi Controller. The Power Settings on the unifi are basically ON (100%) by default, and thats not always the best, may want to lower down to 35-45% and tune from their.. range of One AP should Barely overlap the other AP's

@jamie00003 4 года назад

Where do you get that kinda cabinet? All I can find on amazon is these big fat network cabinets which is overkill for this stuff

@jamzvera496 3 года назад

I bought a new home and it comes with a 12 port switch that connects to two access points. The modem will connect a router that will connect to the switch. What type of router should I buy? Does it matter if the router is able to provide high speed or long range, when at the end, it is the access points that will be giving out the wifi? Thanks!

@jaredshadley 4 года назад

Might want to think about adding a small ventilation fan the POE switch and USG can get pretty toasty with no airflow.

@estusflask982 4 года назад

Yeah they reach 200+ degrees easy

@KeniChan1 4 года назад

Greg don't worry about being a newbie. You did very well, even working around the weird covers. Thanks for your video I have a similar setup just lazy to mount the access point. But it's holiday time so I will do it now!!! hahahaha

@mjc0961 4 года назад

1:44 - Anyone else crap their pants for a second before remembering that there's other ways to hold a camera than with your hands?

@rpoot82 4 года назад

Just wondering what you're using as a controller. You'll need one to ensure hand-off. Most people use the official cloud key but you can use whatever device. I personally use an RPi, but it was a pain to set up.

@vintagetimmy1893 4 года назад

That intro shot is beautiful!

@GregSalazar 4 года назад

Thank you! A little warm on the WB, but the sky is always orange around sunset here.

@v1d300 4 года назад

ikr, for the first few seconds I was sure that was a green screen.

@jerrypowell6940 4 года назад

Welcome to Central Florida!

@steveq5035 4 года назад

Nice Q, is it Tuned, fellow Q owner as well .. thumbs up on the video. How's the Ubiquiti holding up? started to install these for our WFH users.

@AJaytheCEO 4 года назад

Excellent choice. I have the same gear in my home, churches and multiple businesses

@mjrinfl 4 года назад

GREG CAN WE GO TO DISNEY???? Totes not being weird, promise. Welcome to central Florida bro. Would love to meet up somewhere sometime.

@titanjde 4 года назад

I am not far from there. Would love a meet up one day!!

@cubey7565 4 года назад

Me too I’m in Tampa

@GeoffBeggs 2 года назад

Great video. I wanted the blue Ethernet cables to be tucked around the Ubiquiti box on the left, and underneath the white cables. It’s possible I need help…

@mhviper1987 4 года назад

Great video! you don't need to put the drill in reverse when drilling, just keep her moving and pull out. Cheers!

@IamMotionMedia Год назад

What is that back plate/mounting plate that has your transformers, USG and switch attached to it?

@smarthousetech8593 4 года назад

Cold LOL I live in New York upstate we get snow tomorrow again. Good Video btw

@Switch72nd 4 года назад

Hey Greg, did you think about using powerline instead?

@Itsybitsyspyda 4 года назад

My house which was built 10 years does not have that box you have that houses all your networking gear. Pretty much my current set up is modem connects to a coaxial jack (Xfinity) in living room and I run wi-fi throughout the house but I rather use all existing phone jacks (cat 6 cables) and will convert them to ethernet ports but before I plan on doing that this is my obstacle. Any suggestions?

@NickBair316 4 года назад

Greg did you not have to use a Cloud Key with this setup? I thought the Cloud Key was needed to have the management console.

@satiaxsanti1 4 года назад

Hi, you can use any computer as a cloud key. You only need the controler for setup some people mout the system on google cloud . Crosstalk Solutions channel explain allot of unifi. Sorry for my English

@alonzosmith6189 4 года назад

Have look at the Unifi FlexHD APs, you have multiple options to mount or not mount on the wall.

@bigmike716 4 года назад

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE these kinds of videos!!! Thank you again for your effort. This is what sparks my curiosity and I learn so much from this!!! Thanks Greg...

@phenry5083 4 года назад

The hand off works great with them, never had a problem. What's the third Ethernet cable for if you only have two APs ? 0_o

@TheNAVagator 4 года назад

I have a question. A lot of people have been using multiple access points in homes, and I have always been a guy who buys one strong router and places it in the middle of my home. If the home is too big, I understand the use of multiple access points as a MESH network. So how does a device (like a phone) decide which access point to connect to? And then, if you walk around your home with your phone, wouldn't it technically lose internet connection when switching from one access point to the other? For example, what if I was using whatsapp to make a video call and walking around my house, when the phone switches to another node, wont the call cut out for a few seconds?

@Edward-Norton 4 года назад

Did you buy the Ubiquiti gear or did they sponsor you? Why did you do this vs an all in one router, switch, access point?

@alexneustadter4498 4 года назад

Well, if you mean normal consumer wifi routers, this is much better, even just for the fact that the wifi is closer to where it actually needs to be rather than in a enclosed area which probably isnt in the best place in the house for wifi. The usg although it doesn't have the best control compared to something like pfsense, still is much better than most if not all consumer routers in terms of what you can do with them(one example being vlans)

@maristelching1594 3 года назад

Where to buy those white mount panels inside your leviton network panel cabinet where you can strap your devices on?

@gawl8148 3 года назад

Love the vlog style - awesome

@claytonmorgan8625 4 года назад

I hope you took into consideration cooling for the USG and switch. they will run hot inside that closed cabinet

@robinsmith6847 4 года назад

New house looks amazing Greg. Well done!

@cbarnhart76 4 года назад

What is the brand for the mounting bracket used in the cabinet? I am looking for a solution for my cabinet, that appears to be the same.

@kevbarty2081 4 года назад

Congrats on the house! Interested to hear your thoughts on handoff over time, along with IP cameras... I was looking at picking up a couple of NanoHDs myself for the new house (ready around June 2020) but handoff questions are what's stopping me buying them right away

@12schnsaint 4 года назад

How does that router work with sercuity camera and using a system like blu iris and not their own program?

@RobertPartridge 4 года назад

Congrats on the new home!

@ithinkyouimagine5273 4 года назад

I loled when he capped the end of the ethernet wire with a keystone jack and then plugged an ethernet cable from it into the AP. Just cap the end of the wire with an ethernet end and call it a day! 😂 So much extra work!

@Dax9462002 4 года назад

If there is a phone system in place it should be atleast CAT5-E so if you wanted to you could just snip the phone sys punch down and replace it with a networking patch panel and then just snip all the RJ-11 jacks and make them RJ-45 jacks dont know if you've considered this option or not, ive just done it to my house that is 20+ years old and had CAT5-E for its phone sys and for my friend's house as well

@AxR558 4 года назад

Also remember that the blue ring light on the AP's can be turned off in the network control page. I had to turn it off to get the seal of approval from my other half!

@jeremymyers5503 4 года назад

Adam Ramsey mine liked the little blue ring as it provides a night light in the hallway.

@mynintendogamingfeed5208 4 года назад

I'd keep the double firewall, Greg. If the ISP firewall gets breached, the Home network firewall can try to stop unauthorized access to your Wi-Fi network. Also, if you need any help, I'm a fully certified CompTIA Network+ (N10-006) Technician.

@Chepakishui 2 года назад

Unless there isn't enough cable length, is there a reason not just terminate the blue in wall cable with a male connector and plug it directly into the WAP?

@vonkruel 4 года назад

Unifi makes good stuff. Both the hardware and software are excellent in my experience, and even their most affordable gear seems like enterprise grade stuff. I haven't tried the USG though -- I currently like OPNsense (or pfSense) in that role. You can run OPNsense/pfSense in a VM on your NAS box (unRaid, FreeNAS under ESXi, whatever you've got) which saves a bit of space and power. But if the USG suits your needs that's great. The setup is definitely easier with the USG and it's convenient to manage your whole network with 1 web interface. Thanks for the video.

@Basshead89 4 года назад

You will need a fan on the USG if you close that cabinet! I have had to start doing that to keep them from overheating an locking up.

@IFreakedHer 4 года назад

Been waiting for you to cover the ubiquity lineup! Compared to other wireless solutions I’ve heard great things about this brand.

@iKingRPG 4 года назад

90% percent of ubiquiti is awesome! Only downside is it is easy to get locked into their ecosystem

@richardwinstanley8219 4 года назад

@@iKingRPG Thats the same for any of them really. To guarantee the quality of service, you are locked into their specific hardware.

@Bellboyt88 4 года назад

what are you using for your UniFi controller?

@JayzBeerz 4 года назад

eero pro 2 is the best wifi mesh system around. I use it in a 3000 square foot home with AT&T 1GB down and 1GB up. I get coverage on my entire property including back yard and pool side. I live near Tampa FL.

@ecromancer 4 года назад

I would get a docsis 3.1 modem. Only reason is if you decide to get gigabit speed internet, you will be ready for it. Just check with your ISP so see it is on their compatibility list. I use a Arris Surfboard SB8200 and has been a solid modem with no issues and using Comcast (Xfinity).

@atkinsjarett161 4 года назад

Hey Greg, great video setting up the network. Now that you’ve had the nano system for 5 months. Can you tell me how your handoffs have been? What about when you’re outside? I also have a 2 story house about the same size and really interested in making this my network. Thanks!

@KuJoe 4 года назад

Is it me or do you seem to always run into issues when setting up your networks? I remember you ran into a weird issue last time that required some creative thinking just like this time. Personally I think it adds to the video because instead of "another typical install most of us have seen before" you turned it into a DIY type video that can really be helpful even to people who have done a hundred installs but never ran into that issue before. Thanks for putting this video out there and keep the great content coming. :)

@waddoo1234 3 года назад

Are you still rocking the ubiquity gear?

@Inf666ipi 4 года назад

Greg, with Spectrum Internet and if you have the updated modem I'm hoping your running Cat6e Cable for your hardlines. It makes all the difference. I learned it the hard way upgrading from Cat5. And yes I have Spectrum Internet in Ohio.

@MrMike-fn4hi 4 года назад

Nice place Greg! Congrats on the new home!

@tomr3422 4 года назад

2 muffins on the stove, 2 oranges, 2 bananas, I'm noticing a trend in Greg's items - was that a second cat?

@TheJacool23 4 года назад

welcome to FL man...nice network setup . i love my UniFi setup

@gpraceman 4 года назад

Love my Ubiquiti setup. It has been very solid and great WiFi coverage. Though, I'd be interested to try the new Dream Machine when I setup a new home network for my dad. That looks better than the USG speed wise and it has a built in controller.

@gpraceman 4 года назад

BTW, Willie Howe and Crosstalk Solutions have great RU-vid videos on getting UniFi gear setup.

@ZaxonEden 4 года назад

In your studio tour video you said you had a 9900k at 5GHZ cooled with a Dark rock 4 cooler, if possible i wanted to know what your set vcore, cache frequency, and cache voltage are currently

@twistedcheeto8278 4 года назад

How did you go about buying your house? I’m looking into and not sure where to start.

@mryellow6918 4 года назад

ebay.

@loganlake1596 3 года назад

What about rural living. I have zero high speed ISP options. And currently use a WISP provider for my service. Fiber connection is way to far to even try that route. So how can I get or create a better connection at my home? I'm paying 99 a month for shit speeds.

@JJFlores197 3 года назад

Look into Starlink. If it lives up to the hype, it should offer very reasonable download/upload speeds.

@kodeypatterson8973 4 года назад

I love DIY stuff ....especially networking!

@Margucci 4 года назад

I am actually in the process of installing one of their networks at home too. the only thing i would recommend is instead of getting the USG, get the dream machine instead. you lose a few features for remote deployment management, however the UDM is MUCH more powerful from a IDS/IPS perspective. you will get much more throughput with those features enabled than the USG.

@ZombieHedgehogMakes 4 года назад

Yeah he should get a UDM, only downsides is that the way his overhead cables are run it wouldn't really make sense.

@evasquez909 4 года назад

That Audi was amazing!

@tobiwonkanogy2975 4 года назад

Congrats on the new house Greg and family . It's always exciting moving somewhere new . It looks mint as well.The wind was hardly noticeable , an excellent mic guard