HUGE FIBER UPGRADE - Wiring my house with 100GbE OM4 Fiber

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  • Опубликовано: 30 мар 2022
  • Finally upgrading my house to have 100GbE OM4 fiberoptic cables connecting many rooms in my HomeLAB! This has been long awaited upgrade and will finally let me reach the next level of speeds! Huge thanks to FS.com for making this happen!
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    FS products I used:
    0.5m (Short in rack) LC UPC to LC UPC Duplex OM4 Cable: bit.ly/3H6tO79
    2m (Wall to Rack) LC UPC to LC UPC Duplex OM4 Cable: bit.ly/3qoEreB
    30m (Long run fibers) LC UPC to LC UPC Duplex OM4 Cable: bit.ly/3pnqMFo
    10GBASE-SR SFP+ Transceiver: bit.ly/3pqIVCu
    25GBASE-SR SFP28 Transceiver: bit.ly/3prrl1b
    #HomeLab #Fiber #fs_module #fs_cable

Комментарии • 209

  • @AdventureOften
    @AdventureOften Год назад +44

    Nice video, one note on single mode vs multimode, single can support more than one wavelength and is commonly used for exactly that. Todays systems can support 192 channels

  • @spoonsmademefat6224
    @spoonsmademefat6224 Год назад +71

    Take a shot every time he picks up the fiberoptic cable.

  • @peterg4527
    @peterg4527 2 года назад +1

    Awesome video! Thanks for sharing all this useful information on fibre it will make my eventual upgrade much easier ! Cheers !

  • @EduardoRoldan

    1. If you have a big house and lightning strikes are a threat, optics will give you a lot of peace of mind for isolating different network segments.

  • @edwynstapel3033
    @edwynstapel3033 2 года назад +1

    Great Video!! Thanks for sharing, I'm currently investigating on putting in fiber in my home. super usefull!!

  • @ivosarak959
    @ivosarak959 2 года назад +15

    Nice video. As with MM vs SM then I went for SM as more future proof option. Transceivers are more expensive, but cables are usable at every length without 100 meter limit. One thing to consider inside a house is that rodents do have some strange need to nibble these cable coating. It may render patch cables useless at some point. Also, by building code the patch cable use may be wrong anyway, but who cares at your own house...

  • @TomFoley247

    I'm just starting out on my fiber home networking project, and am so glad I found your video. You explain the requirements clearly, and I learned a lot. Many thanks!

  • @KeepAnOpenMind

    Really great video! Thank you for creating it! Helped me so much!

  • @linkz6153
    @linkz6153 2 года назад +1

    The video I have seen yet brother I have seen many videos of mkhbhd and other RUclipsrs but this takes the cake it’s a dream setup for me 😍 keep the great 👍🏽 work

  • @dado112233
    @dado112233 2 года назад +1

    nice video!!! question...is it possible to split the cables in two and then pull the cables one by one through the conduit?

  • @janpedersen9120
    @janpedersen9120 Год назад +4

    i would love to have more information on where you put those cables, did you route them in pipes or just laying bare on the isolation on the ceilings ?

  • @Saturn2888
    @Saturn2888 Год назад +1

    You have a link to those fiber keystone adapters? I can't find them on FS by using the searchbar.

  • @wintercoder6687
    @wintercoder6687 Год назад

    Great content. Cardio is life.

  • @timmark4190
    @timmark4190 Год назад +1

    Thank. Whats the Keystone you used for these?

  • @michaelrobinson9643
    @michaelrobinson9643 Год назад

    SOme great cheap 2nd hand high speed SFP style PCIe boards and tranceivers can be had off ebay or similar sites to make a 100Gbit connection.

  • @acidfire980
    @acidfire980 Год назад +1

    Awesome! Did you have to pull the cable any special way? I'm doing something similar but I'm worried about how hard a tug.

  • @jeremiahbright706
    @jeremiahbright706 Год назад

    Is the jacket rated for in-wall/airspace installation?

  • @Kevin-ib4gv

    Why use a patch bay for the fiber connections? Is there any advantage to it vs just plugging your cables in directly? Is there any downside to using the patch bay?

  • @TheToxicTank

    Can you use OM3 fiber in an application that currently uses OM1 & OM2 as long as there is a patch panel between the different types of cable? I was sent the wrong cable and trying to figure out if I can still use it?

  • @nickharvey5149
    @nickharvey5149 2 года назад

    Did you use the Cisco flavour transceivers for the Unifi switches?