Creating a High-Speed Fiber Optic Link between Two Buildings

Are you looking to establish a lightning-fast and reliable data connection between two buildings? In this comprehensive step-by-step guide, we walk you through the entire process of creating a high-speed fiber optic link that will transform your network connectivity.
0:00:00 Introduction
Understanding Fiber Optic Technology
The Plan and Equipments for Setting Up Fiber Optic Link
How to Install Fiber Optic Network Between 2 Buildings
Additional Tips
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[@peterwalton1502]

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[@Fastcabling]

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[@daichanlulu1108]

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[@Fastcabling]

Thanks for your comment! If you're interested, we can also provide free solution design to our customers. Submit your inquiry here: www.fastcabling.com/free-solution-design/

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

What about 2x HUAWEI routers with integrated ONTs and a roll of fibre optic cable with the required connectors.

[@Fastcabling]

If those two routers supports point to point connection, you can set a media converter at the remote end. Otherwise, you need the ONU modem to work with those routers.

[@tontonperez3544]

What about multiple camera

[@Fastcabling]

You can swap the media converter with an outdoor PoE switch that has an SFP interface. Please refer to this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jobXd6GchdBgpLM Outdoor PoE Switch with SFP: www.fastcabling.com/product/outdoor-poe-switch-with-sfp/

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[@Fastcabling]

I'm glad to hear that you've been enjoying the videos! It sounds like you're interested in setting up a centralized monitoring and management system. We will try to work on that. Please stay tuned! And if you're interested, we can also provide a free solution design for our customers. We have years of experience in CCTV systems and network designs. You can contact us directly at [e-mail] or submit your inquiry here: www.fastcabling.com/free-solution-design/

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[@Fastcabling]

We're on it. Please stay tuned!

[@MrSoon05]

Hi, Wish to ask for clarification Property A - FTTH from ISP Property B, C D do not have internet connection. Based on your other videos, I can set up PON network so that all property will have internet access. However, can it also work like below? Property A deploy 3 port fibre switch, each going to property B, C and D respectively with property B, C and D deploy an ordinary switch with RJ45 to connect multiple AP and also an SFP port to receive incoming connection from Property A. Is this same as PON concept or totally different things? Thanks a lot.

[@Fastcabling]

Yes, you can take PON concept. The OLT stay in the property A and distribute the internet connection to B,C, and D. You also can choose the point to point network topology with media converters.

[@josephmatane950]

Do you have tutorial on how to set up multiple access points Example property A has Fibre To The Home ONT and router while property B and C re don't have internet access if we exclude WiFi signal from property A So how can one share property A FTTH with property B and C I have seen media convertor mentioned in other tutorials but I need clean to understand video let's say I can terminated LC to LC APC cables which I plan to connect to property A ONT and router and am willing to use two more routers (1 at property B other one at property C) connected via media convertor {Fibre patched cables and ethernet cables} How to configure internet speed per access point maybe I have 75mbps DL by 40mbps UL I want property A to have 30mbps DL by 15mbps UL Property B to have 35mbps DL by 15mbps UL Property C to have 10mbps DL by 10mbps UL Please do video about this including information regarding how to set up IP addresses for this set up and WiFi set up for all 3 routers

[@Fastcabling]

Basically you will need a switch with QoS feature to limit the DL and UL speed. You can set the speed limits over the media converter. There is no configuration from the media converter. Below is the switch with QoS feature, but it only has two SFP slot. The QoS also work with the RJ45 network port. There is no need to configure the access point. As long as the DHCP is on, the access point will obtain the correct IP address from your OLT, then you can have internet access at those three locations. You also can try to access the web configuration page of OLT and see whether you can set the QoS from OLT. If there is QoS features built-in, you don't even need the switch. www.fastcabling.com/product/8-port-web-smart-poe-switch-with-2-gigabit-sfp/

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[@Oomtet]

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[@Fastcabling]

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[@Fastcabling]

It's great to hear that you found this video helpful.