IP Over Thunderbolt and macOS Routing (Ubiquiti UniFi/Mac Mini/Macbook/Synology/Static Route)

[@berniemeowmeow]

Very informative. You are a great teacher. I like the way you show the errors along the way.

[@TOVETOVE1234]

Appreciated your neat explanation, no buzzy words , very efficient. Thanks again.

[@davidmullins3802]

This video is exactly what I need thanks.

[@mikereadinguk2879]

Thanks. This video is awesome. Your explanations were very clear and easy to understand.

[@JasonTechSF]

How did you able to record multiple computers' screen at the same time? Was it done in real time or through compositing in post production? The multiple computers layout makes understanding the networking information much easier. Thank you.

[@hz777]

Macos screen sharing.

[@OmarSan2k7]

Hi. How do you connect the MacBook Pro to the switch?

[@hz777]

@@OmarSan2k7 10 GbE thunderbolt adapter

[@djkasperg]

Very local network. The maximum length of a Thunderbolt cable is 3 meter and sets you back $159.00.

[@AaronFigFront]

Or you can just get a usb 4 cable, it costs less than $50 for 3 meters.

[@djkasperg]

@Thunderbolt and usb-c are not the same. The cable from Apple is active hence the price tag. To my knowledge Apple is the only manufacturer who makes a 3 meter TB4 certified cable.

[@AaronFigFront]

@@djkasperg usb-c is the port shape, USB 4 and thunderbolt are protocols, and USB 4 is backwards compatible with thunderbolt 3 & 4...

[@AaronFigFront]

@@djkasperg usb c is just the port shape, USB 4 and thunderbolt are protocols, and USB 4 is backwards compatible with thunderbolt 3 & 4

[@DozIT]

@@djkasperg who said anything about usb-c? He said USB 4, which is fully compatible with TB 4. You shouldn’t run into any problems using the cables interchangeably in this scenario, as long as they are rated at 40 Gbps.