On site Ubiquiti Installation and cable cleanup

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

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  • @nsanerydah
    @nsanerydah Год назад +1

    Ready for the next video. Great job, made it look easy.!!

  • @PCTechHustle
    @PCTechHustle Год назад +1

    Beautiful work man!

  • @pitsnipe5559
    @pitsnipe5559 Год назад +4

    I love how you always do such a neat job with your cable management. It always brings to mind my teacher in trade school back in the 1960’s, do everything in a neat and workman like manner. Wish I were 40 years younger, I’d love to do what you’re doing. Did set up my own Unifi system at home. Dream Machine Pro, sixteen port poe switch, wifi access point, doorbell and bullet camera. Still need to set up vlans.

  • @whitexeno
    @whitexeno Год назад +3

    Nice work, super clean install.

  • @bytes86
    @bytes86 Год назад +2

    nice and clean job! well done!

  • @manuelaraica3216
    @manuelaraica3216 Год назад

    Nice and clean low v job. Love it.

  • @ATVHOBO
    @ATVHOBO Год назад +14

    That was an abrupt ending you cut yourself off still explaining. But great work !!

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +6

      Yup the camera died 😂

    • @practeff
      @practeff Год назад +4

      I liked the ending. It goes well with Cody’s to-the-point style. Other channels ramble too much.

  • @seancanady89
    @seancanady89 Год назад +1

    Very helpful video, Cody! Thank you for the content you provide.

  • @mike.monkhouse
    @mike.monkhouse Год назад +1

    You do such a clean job

  • @ejones317
    @ejones317 Год назад

    Great looking install. I would wear a dust mask when drilling concrete. Thanks for the content.

  • @jeepdog5
    @jeepdog5 Год назад

    Nice work. Only thing I'd recommend is having a shop vac running while drilling for the tapcons. There's 2 of you, so should be easy enough for 1 to drill and the other to hold the vac.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад

      Good time and we actually did have one there but decided not to use it. Reason being we had to clean the shelf below as it was filthy. So a little extra mess didn’t matter in this case :)

  • @r0x1234
    @r0x1234 Год назад

    Nice, you have a subscriber from Brazil! I working Infraestructure Network.

  • @pctinex
    @pctinex Год назад +2

    Nice job.

  • @Pflasterbicker
    @Pflasterbicker Год назад

    Excellent work Mate
    I have to do the same work on our new House, your Video inspired me for some Gear you using :)
    go on, you doing a great job!

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much! Appreciate you watching. Would love to see a pic of your finished job of the house :)

  • @gizmoboy253
    @gizmoboy253 Год назад

    Very Nice I see now why you used the 2/4 because of the metal conduit

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад

      We would have used it anyways. It gives us room behind if we need to route cables, also the screws going into the rack wouldn’t hit the concrete

  • @practeff
    @practeff Год назад +2

    Do you label all the cables before cutting them from the original patch panel or just reconnect everything and figure out what’s what when they show up on switch ports in the Unifi software?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +3

      We do label everything but for this it doesn’t really matter as we are going to relabel the camera names in Unifi protect

  • @lonewolfdiy
    @lonewolfdiy Год назад +3

    Hey Cody great video and really clean setup. I was wondering why use 2 - 24 PoE Switches instead of a 1 - 48 PoE Switch?

  • @mickegullberg574
    @mickegullberg574 Год назад

    Where can a get purple patch kabels u use I video ? 😮

  • @jennifermedia6288
    @jennifermedia6288 Год назад +1

    Excellent

  • @spacemanwho
    @spacemanwho Год назад

    Awesome video. Loved that's pu ch tool. Do you know if you can use it with shielded Cat6a keystones as well? Can you reconmend any shielded keystones and a punch tool? Need it for Cat 6a F/FTP B2ca Solid Cable
    Thanks.

  • @bossman762x39
    @bossman762x39 Год назад +1

    where do you get the patch cables you used? did you make them yourself?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      These are similar to the ones I use ( affiliate link btw) amzn.to/3KJ5KL2

  • @dgclark67
    @dgclark67 Год назад +1

    Looks great! What is the brand name of the 8U rack you used?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      I wish I knew 😂 so many people have ask. It’s a oem rack and my vendor won’t tell me who makes it, Canadian make I believe

    • @dgclark67
      @dgclark67 Год назад

      I live in PEI and will be building a small network setup for my house. I’ve been looking for a rack much like this one, but haven’t found what I want yet. Will your vendor sell to non-professionals?

  • @ronaldnaeyaert3653
    @ronaldnaeyaert3653 Год назад

    maybe it has been mentioned but the 2x4 and plywood may need to be fire proof or panited with 2 coats of fire resistant paint. These rules depend on the jursdiction

    • @witness1013
      @witness1013 Год назад +1

      This is not the code anywhere.

  • @OisinsTechnoGaming
    @OisinsTechnoGaming Год назад

    What match leads are those

  • @Moonwired
    @Moonwired Год назад

    You have a krimping tool for keystones?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      Yup Amazon affiliate link in the description it’s the 1-punch tool by vertical cables

  • @SeanDearing
    @SeanDearing Год назад

    Are you willing to share where you buy your keystone jacks and matching short cables? Keep up the great work!

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      Hey look in the description of the video there should be some affiliate links

  • @lordstevewilson1331
    @lordstevewilson1331 Год назад +1

    I prefer to use keystone couplers instead.

  • @petesiravo5358
    @petesiravo5358 Год назад

    Hey Cody great job as always! Was wondering - could you do a video on setting up call forwarding to an external cell phone number within Unifi talk? We would like to setup a Smart Assistant with a key press option to forward to the external cell phone number (e.g. so after office hours, customers can call our cell phones)

  • @JellePeters
    @JellePeters Год назад

    nice work, but why no service loop? you clearly had the slack. would have made future modifications a lot easier.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      Hey,
      So after moving the slack over to the rack there was no service loop or we would have left one

  • @lostTourist1
    @lostTourist1 Год назад

    wow clean upgrade! I don't see a service loop for the cables coming in though. Did you make a loop further down the bundle?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +2

      There’s a small loop but we didn’t pull any of the cabling so not a lot we can do

    • @lostTourist1
      @lostTourist1 Год назад

      @@MactelecomNetworks I hear you, I walk into sites all the time to replace a jack or redo a whole rack with cables that have no slack.

  • @its_Tricky83
    @its_Tricky83 Год назад

    Was one of those purple patch cables DOA?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      Nope but it was shorter than the rest. I’m bringing it up to my distributor they need better quality control

  • @phanindranathjois7913
    @phanindranathjois7913 Год назад

    Excellent Job, I Also wanted to know if the patch cables are 0.1m or 0.3m?

  • @johnjeremih
    @johnjeremih Год назад

    Did the user asked you for ubiquiti Cameras or you offered him that?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +1

      They have asked me. They have them at another location and now we are switching over all 7 of the building

    • @johnjeremih
      @johnjeremih Год назад

      @@MactelecomNetworks that is great

  • @nerd_fathersons5468
    @nerd_fathersons5468 Год назад

    Why not UniFis patchpanels?

    • @prevaloir5362
      @prevaloir5362 Год назад +3

      They provide no benefit over normal patchpanels

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад +3

      They aren’t available in Canada. Also the vertical cable patch panels have a cable management arm

  • @lukeparsram9925
    @lukeparsram9925 Год назад

    i saw the reddit post then this video gets recommended to me

  • @jonathanfrederick8106
    @jonathanfrederick8106 Год назад

    Part 2?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Год назад

      unfortunately wont be happening for this particular site but here is my new onsite video from today
      ruclips.net/video/F6glhXO7WmE/видео.html

  • @Adzter01
    @Adzter01 Год назад

    Much neater! I wish my clients would pay decent money so I could do this for them.

    • @witness1013
      @witness1013 Год назад

      You have the find the ones dumb enough to buy Ubiquiti - then you know you can charge whatever you like..