Great video! Learned something new,.

Excellent video thanks

@durakis are you still providing UBNT OLT support ?

Great video. 2 years gone and nothing more. You were off to a great start!

Algorithm brought me here to a great start of a video playlist. What happened? 2 years and you didn't continue. 😢

Nice video

I thought most SFP modules are supposed to have UPC style ends plugged into them? I think the patch cable should have been APC to UPC at the chapel?

Really can’t argue with the Scout Pro 3. I’ve got one in my install case and it’s so handy. I’ve tried cutting down my bag to just the necessities and I’m still struggling not having testers on my person all the time haha. I’ve recently upgraded to the Fluke CableIq but I’m not keen on keeping that in my install bag since that’s the difference between losing 80 bucks or 1,800 bucks.

I have NEVER heard of someone having a cup of water to cool the bit. Also, a broom stick to help get the cable over drop ceiling?? Isn’t that what flow rods are used for?

Is that box missing the rubber gasket? Looks like the channel is there with no seal

2:50 lol

Hey David, I’m helping a small town build for more local affordable housing, unifi gpon network is installed on 8 of the upcoming 75, what do you use to sniff our rogue onus and any other helpful tips? Uptime per device averages days not months…

I love them scissors. I have 3 pairs, Got them on sale at home depot when was $9.99 each. Is there a second part for the setup?

I'm just now about to start my I.T. journey and I have been searching for video like this! Thank you very much for this you just took a big load off my shoulders!

Don't mount horizontally equipment ment to be vertical

Wait tell me you didn't hit clamps or whatever it was you hit with hammer to fix a fiber cable down that probably damaged it to a: when you least expect it internet goes from all good to down and out for a while, and i do this for a living as télécommunications technician this is painful to watch for me..

You could use DAC which you can get for a lot cheaper and get up to 100gb :o

Where are the videos from this Part 1... I really like you used port 24 to plug into the modem(made at myself that I never thought of that but I am still learning to effectively use patch panels). Keep up these network install videos for APs, switches and patch panels.

Muy bien David 👏🏻

Hwt David, what power supply box for the switch did you use? Inside your outdoor box like a cover for power adaptor? Like how there is a lock tight ac power cord attached to it going to supply voltage, how did your trained electrician do it? What parts were needed

Beautiful scenery, can I extend dual mode fiber to a remote IP based intercom system?

can the ubiquiti media converter be managed in UNMS?

The box is $39 now.

"Clean your fiber." Usually, fiber cleans you.

Could you use two of them ubnt media converters for a fiber link?

Wouldn't just a poe injector do the job instead of the switch?

Cool videos, I'm in to the same kind of job for already few years, continue making more videos! Regards from Spain.

The access point is generating a new network or is it in mesh ? What is the main router at the office ?

like what your doing, invest in a low impact staple gun I recommend "Acme 25AC Stapler''

Great video .

Excellent instructions

nice video, hope to see more soon!

Id be pissed having that wire exposed granted its outdoor rated. Have some pride use flexible conduit. Second its nice because there is always someone who will lurk around and cause damage it cables

Hi Just a quick one. The AP in the main area with the music? If that is a NanoHD... Why not get a Black skin to cover to match the ceiling....? The nanoHD and in wall HD you can get cool covers.... Just a thought. Thanks.

Damn!!! He said he was going to replace the wire with conduit at a later date. Yall youtube police neet to stfu. This guy is very knowledgeable and he is running his own business. If yall knew it all you probably wouldn't be looking up youtube video's on networking.

Good video, thank you, and to all the people commenting how it should be done, where is your videos???

Can you please give the description of the equipment you use

Hi David! I swear if I could hire you I would, but I'm in rural Mexico, so yeah. Anyway, I want to extend a network from an office to a barn that's off-site a couple of miles away with single mode fiber. I was wondering if I could use an ONT instead of a pair of SFP adapters as those are pretty pricey around here. Many thanks!

What states have fiber internet

Yet we can't even get DSL where I'm at... btw Greetings "neighbor" from eastern North Carolina.

Can you please help me find link for your new bag ? I really like it

I have dark fiber that was run to my home... There are no boxes outside because I made it done inside..

Nice job David. Why the switch though? Or is it that the Ubiquity media converter has no POE?

Can you do a fiber hut tour?

Great video, but I would have loved for it to end with a quick iperf/speedtest run!

yeet!

Thanks for the video, I really enjoyed it. You have introduced me to the two bag idea LOL. Not sure why I have not done that yet. As far as your tools, I would suggest some upgrades to you RJ45 crimper, keystone jack crimper, and termination panels to match. I have converted from tools similar to yours to these. For the RJ45 I use the Klein Tools VDV226-110. This is a passthrough crimper which allows ease of NOT having to make sure all the pairs of wires are completely at the end inside the RJ45. Keeping in mind that these use special passthrough RJ45s. Next the keystones I use are the Hubbell keystone jacks and the termination panel to match, but the big upgrade is the crimper for these keystones. The crimper I use is the Greenlee PA8111 jack terminator. You simply lay the wires in the jack matching the color code and slide the whole jack in there and one squeeze the whole jack is crimped. These are the tools that made my job so much easier. I hope this helps and thanks again for your videos.

Probably a good idea to use a conduit for any exposed wiring. Also would be good if the box was more secure with a lock or something so people dont play with it

you know it is USA Trump Land... when he says 500Mbps symmetrical like it is a MASSIVE SPEED ! LOOL ... that cost 10eur in Romania.

I would still droop the wire going into the outdoor wifi access point. Make sure it droops lower than the ethernet port so that it droops and then come back up to the ethernet port. If water gets onto the cable, it could drip and follow the cable into the ethernet port. If you droop it down lower than the port with a little extra slack, water would need to fight gravity to up back to the port.