Moving live traffic to DWDM + 3 GPON customers on different splitter combinations

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Here we a moving a larger customer from our old network onto our new DWDM network. Getting back some gear that was used for something sorta wasteful, 1 user VPN, Zabbix proxy, and management. Also installing a couple GPON customers on different splitter scenarios 4 x 4 multi user buildings and more rural tap scenario for passing homes on an overbuilt area. Thanks for watching

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@opscatta Год назад

Just an FYI. The Kingston's SSD's have a very high failure rate. Used 50+ of those drives scattered between my customers and i think I've replaced 3/4 them now. Great video 👍

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

Yeah I think even 1 of the 10 office computers failed. At least it worked for the year it was in service I guess.

@stlewis15 Год назад

Brice, you make some very easy to follow videos. I learn something on literally every video I watch. Thanks for actually showing the devices and splitters you use while taking the time to explain why. Great job and very much appreciated.

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

Thanks for watching I try to include the bad with the good haha!

@keithsauer3574 Год назад

Great video, a little bit of everything with some networking, server and splicing. Productive day!

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

Don't be misled to much it's actually 2 days

@fps_purple9556 Год назад

Arista is so robust and simple, one binary for all hardware. I’ve decided to move away from Aruba and go arista for the new spine leaf campus core/dist.

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

I've only recently found them and I like them quite a bit so simple cut and dry. No frills just exactly what you expect. Just recently setting up snmp takes less then 3 minutes. This assumed I watched a 2 minute video on it first.

@JasonsLabVideos Год назад

OH YES ! nice video Brice !!

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

Thanks 👍

@GotWire Год назад

man you know your stuff! I work for a phone company I'm sure you can guess what one and our fiber training is here this is how you put a crimp lock end on good luck! they don't give us a fusion Spicer. everything is pre-made. and they got us scoping every end now to see if it's dirty

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

Those mechanical connectors should not be used as the first option that is crazy. It's good for repairs or like maybe a screw up but the cost of the pig tails are like $1 now and the splice is only a minute or 2 longer in work.

@BVN-TEXAS Год назад

Down here AT&T uses the Corning cam lock for all the residential and commercial installs. So far they don’t seem to have any major issues them but I wonder when the optical gel inside them dries out what’s going to happen.

@justinparker8548 Год назад

Man i really need to get some internet like this for gaming! I bet latency while gaming online is just awesome with how awesome your network is..

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

We average around 5.5ms ping to 1.1.1.1 using cogent. 8ms using windstream

@justinhannah1023 Год назад

So on the fusion splicer, is it using the two metal prongs as a spark gap to heat up the fibers? I guess I never really thought about how this thing works. So it's like $1 fusioning and $30000 lining up the pieces of hair with optics 😂

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

I think they are made of tungsten and are part of normal maintenance they are like $60 per 3000 splices. Only changed 1 of them but not in this machine.

@deepspacecow2644 Год назад

@@briceperdue7587 What splicer is it?

@jfbeam Год назад

I'd say "$10" arc. The arc does need to be very precise. Alignment of the fibers is absolute. This used to be the art in fusion splicing. These days, an arduino and a few cheap cameras can do it for pennies. (you'll pay hundreds for it, 'tho. I've seen $900 units, but I'm not sure I'd trust them.)

@deepspacecow2644 Год назад

@@jfbeam Vevor sells $650 fusion splicers.

@shephusted2714 Год назад

you need some industrial shelving #inventory #efficiency hacks

@tonyhoffman4143 Год назад

Love the vids, learn so much on how the computers work. How did you learn so much? And do you have any recommendations on how to learn more? I’m a fiber splicer looking to advance my career. Thanks Brice!

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

RU-vid is really the best source I've been draining information from. I'd buy some old switch off ebay and then really push it to the limit. Buy the same thing you see you customers using when your splicing. You should be able to run all access on those switches if your presented with it. sh interface ethernet 19 transceiver

@balkaraulakh5131 Год назад

Hey, Brice just finally found this channel. Love what you're doing! I wonder if you have gpon in your video tags? I can't beleive I did find this before

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

Nope but I guess i should start doing that i'd say 50% are gpon related

@calebrose2031 Год назад

Idk what kind of camera you use to record but this shit was crisp, good work my man

@briceperdue7587 Год назад

It's funny you say this because it's a Galaxy S10e that I've had for a few years and I love it. All I did was on the camera settings change to 4k 60fps. Makes the video sizes insane.

@calebrose2031 Год назад

@briceperdue7587 that's crazy dude, I use a note 20 ultra, never knew the camera on those were that good, anyway keep up the content man