I completely forgot about this…. Stoked to watch it😊

Such a cool project. Love seeing real world installs

Excellent video great job guys

which UPS did you use?

Super cool

MeshTastic and/or other LoRa solutions next?

I'm not seeing a deep-dive video. Also, I highly suspect they are relying on MAC address or IP address for detection, which is way too easy to copy, making it not effective against a determined and knowledgeable individual.

Really love watching these kinds of install videos

Is Unifi similar to Meraki. Which one is better and why

I've been waiting for this video since the first one aired. NICE to finally be watching it. Thanks !

SWEET!

Thanks for letting me tag along and learn all about outdoor, long-range networking!

If the RPi is cat5 to the router, then all devices wifi to it? any bottleneck issues?

which vpn u recommend for wireguard. I have surfshark , outlook doesnot work as i have to use global protect vpn in laptop.

Great vid, very helpful in understanding vlans. Could you do a video about all the equipment one would need to create vlans that was budget friendly. I have struggled with knowing what I need, nothing I have seem to work. Google mesh router doesn't seem to allow for vlan. I bought switches but they were not layer 3 and the layer 3 I saw were super expensive. I think a step by step and recommended equipment at various price points would be a great and helpful video. I have lost so many hours trying to figure this stuff out. Thank you

A question from a novice (if I may): how to assign a wireless device to a particular VLAN, in other words how does a wireless device know which VLAN it belongs to? Thank you!

Hows it compare to Comcast? Which is faster

the device on the stand on your desk reminds me of Lost in Space TV show from the 1960's as it looks like their spacecraft. Glad you posted the power usage as I've been considering an access point and was unsure if I should get a switch with 20W/channel power output or what. It appears PoE+ will do me for what I need as I'm only going to have an access point (single) plugged into the switch.

So uhh is it free

I clicked on View Blocklist but it looks nothing like what it is in the video. Mission failed. Thanks anyway I guess

What I really want to know is how do I get my own - what appears to be - configurable LCARS dashboard like we see at 3:56

Just got mine!!!!!🎉❤

I stille use one of the old Fing Hardware what they have sold may years ago

interface is very similar to Firewalla

Hello, Good Morning. Can Spectrum’s modem and router, which provide Internet access to our small office, support a setup where they are used solely to bring Internet into the office? We plan to disable the Wi-Fi on Spectrum’s router and implement our own solution to provide Wi-Fi for both office workers and guest visitors, with VLANs (or if two non-Spectrum routers) separating the two networks (office & Guest). What are the most cost-effective solutions to achieve this configuration while retaining Spectrum’s modem and router as the primary Internet source? Your recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Happy Holidays. Stay Safe. Kind Regards.

Thank you for your videos! Is it possible to have a domestic network with Ubiquiti products like yours, which separates two "subnetworks": one with 2,4Gh for domotic products and another with 5Gh for personal computer, mobiles, etc? Can I choose the frequency when I configure each network?

Can the Routers be used as a NAS?

I successfully tried the ping test! Yay!

Wouldn't speed fusion limit aggregate speeds to that of the slowest connection available that is in your fused bundle?

As I just want to regrade my entire WiFi setup. Currently with sonic point ;(. Can the wan port be connected to one of my lan port on my current sonic point firewall ? May seem like a double hop but want to know if this can be done

I thought bonding had to be at both ends of the pipe to be effective. Thanks for sharing this, i may have a use for it.

You sound like the hart weed Wacker guy

Great video! Unfortunately, the selector link doesn't work.

$150 a month for 138 mbps speed with a 54ms latency ping is pretty nice if you're in the middle of nowhere and can't get a cellphone signal. that's close to half the speed and ping of decades old regular cable internet.

I'm young enough to not remember 9/11, and this fart-in-a-mitt computer that's the size of a trading card and already five years old is as powerful as my first 3 PCs put together. Pretty cool

Hi Chris I have a problem we set up a Nano station M5 some 4 years ago at our local church after following your excellent tutorials. The system has worked perfectly with an Access point connected to our US-8-60W switch to provide wi-fi. The LAN cable was inadvertently removed from port 1 on the switch which dropped the connection to our remote internet router. We quickly put the LAN cable back into port 1, but, there is no connection to the internet. There is no LED showing green on port 1 either. Is there a simple solution, or do we have to go through the whole setup procedure again which seems a little long winded. I would greatly appreciate your input and hopefully I can rest easy again.

I followed all the steps, everything is fine, but once I reach the step where I download the QR code, I click 'Play' but it stays orange. It never turns green at this stage, and I’m stuck. Can you help me please?

So, by using this option this would negate using Speedify, correct?

do I need to set up a SSID thats linked to my UNVR?

You summed up exactly why I will forego this product in about 02:20. I'll be damned if I will buy expensive equipment then face a data limit, spotty service and inconsistent customer service. My broadband never fails and prices/speeds are very consistent. Growing pains is something I will avoid. Musk needs to focus and perfect like Apple and Toyota have found widespread success.

Sadly the Tailscale feature is still in beta and it’s not possible to set this up as a Tailscale exit-node, so that sucks! GL.iNet confirmed to me the Tailscale/exit-node is not being further developed. They said “the team has no plans for this” So the feature to make this router even more secure is cancelled😂🤨

All nerds hate this guys now.. Click on the Star Trek theme and now you have the Star Wars looking screen.. NERD RAGE ACTIVATED!!!!

"If you live in a building made of brick of concrete, good luck to you." The house I live in was built in the 60's. Its concrete and brick through and through as most were in the UK at that time. I have one TLink access point in the loft that covers the whole house. yes, brick and concrete are a pain for Wi-Fi but, they're not the end of the world.

Seems like the camera needs a lot of extra light to get actual details.

You should test Teltonika routers

Chris, excellent review! I've been considering the Spitz AX for some time but recently came across the newer Puli AX, which is only about $20 more as of November 2024. Both models seem impressive, but the Puli AX stands out with slightly faster Wi-Fi speeds and the added convenience of a built-in battery, which is particularly useful during power outages. If you ever get the chance, I would love to see your thoughts on it in a future review. I've been a big fan of your work for years-thank you for consistently providing such insightful content!

Hello I’m an ITSS on one of the Federal teams that worked on complex incidents in Oregon and California. My last assignment we were using over 30 Starlinks , mostly for the operations section so Chiefs could have instant communications , huge difference from our past. Always looking for that new technology to support our mission. Thank you for your videos!! I also using the Ubiquiti equipment for personal and on the complex incidents ..

Hello Chris, I have an Edgerouter Infinity, the only light that is display is a steady white light, will not booth. What is wrong with it? How do i fix? Thanks

When you scan the QR code for the OC200, should you be connected to a particular WiFi? Or should you not be connected to any network?

I've been using this model with a Waveform QuadMini antenna at home for a few months now. I'm able to pull 500m down and 30 up through that modem, and it offers me a cheap, fast and relatively reliable backup internet connection.