Alex's Dream Home WiFi, CCTV and Network Setup - FULL TOUR!

Alex's Dream Home Network Setup installation is complete with CCTV, Wireless AC, and Access Points!
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[@marioskyriakou]

alex , close the cabinet and install some fans with filters.. In one year you will have hardware temperature issues...

[@IsidroSanzarricValenzuela]

Incluso deberías subir con una mascarilla que te proteja de la fibra que sueltan esas cosas. Excelentes videos!

[@jprewind5991]

He probably only opened it for filming

[@tompeters4234]

Hind sight is 20/20. Common sense is impossible.

[@maxvideodrome4215]

Even if the heat doesn't kill the equipment (fans) - it's the temperature swings which will fatigue the circuit boards/humidity/thermal expansion/contraction/etc - yes, there is a general ambient temperature the equipment will sustain, however I've seen this happen many times in my life. Then again, this guy seems like he can't leave things alone and will probably change equipment frequently, making my comment more or less invalid. All of this equipment should be inside the house in my opinion. He's put a lot of work into this, sad to see it in the attic.

[@ArifKhan-do8rz]

Why do people hate on his success. Why cant you just admire his content and support it.

[@MrEpic490]

while watching you set up your smart home, is giving me ideas for when i buy my house this time next year

[@clymer006]

You should do a video on the setup of the actual network within unifi

[@RK.025]

4:16 he finally got the Yale system

[@battytec]

Yale is a load of rubbish lmao.

[@impy1980]

Note to camera operator, too many movements, particularly when shooting Alex of the sofa facing the camera, the constant shifting left to right, right to left, distracts from what Alex is saying, maybe cut it down to 1 or 2 movements and stick with those positions.

[@magnustajet6543]

Where is the server rack??? All I can see is a network rack.

[@ryzech4168]

Umm... same thing?

[@NAJ435]

Glad to see you made an intro finally! Makes the videos seem a lot more legit.

[@kieranmoss1501]

I’m going to set one of these up via UniFi soon that is a must

[@baileydoggett8436]

Hi alex, although your setup is nice - it’s also very expensive. Is there a way you could do a video for someone who has mabey a nas and a couple Access points and the best system they should use to combine it all?

[@bazilj.toyloy136]

Bailey Doggett -unfortunately...he can’t...he doesn’t know how too.

[@MaXwellFalstein]

At that point, the best system is whatever you can afford. This channel is not about that level of equipment.

[@ethanmccrory1727]

Please do a video on how you get Internet in, like cable exchange or adsl, where it goes in your house and then what equipment that virgin media stuff is. Would be really cool

[@Jcshh]

Leased line comes from the local BT exchange instead of the 21CN aggregation node, a fibre optic cable is fed up the wall to the loft in his house and routed through Virgin Medias routing gear (not sure of the kind of router it is though). Internet goes to Ubiquiti USG where it splits each customer into VLANS with a separate local IP address range per VLAN. Internet is sent via Ubiquiti's AirFibre gear, (dishes on the roof) to each customer premises to a dish on their property where it is then routed through another USG or Edgerouter at the customers end, local IP connects to core network and then customers can do with the connection as they please.

[@ethanmccrory1727]

@@Jcshh I understand how it works, it would just be cool to see it installed. Also how come he uses bt fiber optic but virgin routers?

[@Jcshh]

BT Openreach own the network, and suppliers piggyback off of this. It's rare to see Virgin Media supply service like this outside of VMs own network however

[@MrRobBurns]

You should do a video on the setup of the actual network within unifi, like your wifi break down how you setup the wifi and speed.

[@MegaRique7]

Awesome video! Just one thing that mic is not really working out that well. Maybe try a lavalier mic or configure that one a different way. It's distorting a lot and it doesn't really have a bass end of it.

[@voiceoftruth1O1]

Can you make video about FTTH catv setup from beginning. Thanks

[@MaXwellFalstein]

This is not FTTH. This is enterprise-grade Openreach 21CN-based optical Ethernet.

[@wlamb2011]

I've watched your videos on and off and I have extremely enjoyed them. I am now a subscriber, I wish I was able to afford to run a network like yours very nice setup.

[@kkrispy2009P]

Alex is pretty smart clued up good secuirty as well

[@MrBrettStar]

Ubiquiti make servers now? I didn’t see any in video.

[@linagee]

To be fair, Ubiquiti actually do make servers. "Unifi XG Server". But also: yes you're correct, there were none in this video. (Also... whatever "make" means in the modern sense. Design and send away to China to have manufacturered?)

[@maxherman11]

Hey Alex, not sure if your aware of the Early Access for UBNT, but the access points you have put up are not AC Wave 2 Compliant, They have a new version of the AC In-Wall Called the Ac In-Wall HD On the early access store along with a Cloud Key Gen 2. I would recommend picking up the Nano HD as those are Wave 2 Compliant.

[@Fsology]

Ubiquiti should sponsor you, awesome video, good luck.

[@SuperKimjong]

They gave him pretty much all the equipment in this video.

[@r3dbag]

Are these videos sponsored by Ubiquity? It kind of looks like.

[@tompeters4234]

Ricardo Bartolomeu - Your question made me laugh. - Yes/No. He is the official "character" boy of ubiquity. I swear he was on the ubiquity landing page. But seriously The have loaded him with much equipment that "they just happen to send me these boxes" but he generally never discloses sponsored videos that I notice. I have learned to just accept that if Alex or MarzMedia suggests or highlights a product, 90% chance it was sponsor related. There is no transparency.

[@granjerolunabrillo1487]

Don't forget any cctv that covers public property is no longer exempt from DPA witch means if you fail to comply with the Data protection act you will be breaking the law, by publishing any of the continent without permission from the people captured init so be careful what publish in the public domain. Either way that is a smashing setup you have started there. Keep up the good work! Andrew.

[@kevinhughes9801]

Hi Alex great vid been watching all your videos lately love what you do thanks. I’d like to move to the ubiquity products can you do a video breakdown of what device is best for a home setup like you have? Like models low end and higher end? Do they have a normal router or is it just there edge model? Also you never covered in your other videos cooling of the racks in loft please?

[@MaCJaX88]

Hope you got an Air Condition in that attic

[@ozrahman126]

You need to show us how you fish cable from the loft to lower ground.

[@tompeters4234]

OMG not only 2.4 but supplies 5ghz as well. That ubiquity is quite advance. I am suprised they don't have more features. Oh yea, they do and beast many others. But damn the highpoint here is has 5ghz !!!

[@invoke4485]

Ya I don't think he really knows much about internet or networking at all if I was supplying internet i wouldn't be using commercial grade hardware...

[@roycerutnoo6189]

Alex you need to get your houses protect in case someone breaks in and put a fire in your house.....eg..put an automatic fire extinguishing system in your room...mainly in the loft

[@bradleyp2075]

Hay Alex could you please do a video on how to fully connect everything together and how to configure it or is the video for the setup at your new house all you have to do?

[@MaXwellFalstein]

That VMB leased line is coming over the Openreach network via the Openreach 21CN network edge node.

[@AmirIsDaddy]

Alex can you please make a video on which router is better for home wifi a ASUS lyra trio vs the equipment you use like ubiquiti I am on a tight space here please help me out?

[@Scottxread]

Because he uses radios to transmit data rather than a wire under the ground, does weather affect the radio signals ? For example during heavy rain?

[@leescott5326]

Scott Read yes it does, especially over that distance. I have recently installed a wireless p2p about 5 miles which is better hardware than he uses which can reduce to as much as 30mbps down from 100 in poor weather, such as heavy rain and fog

[@PWingert1966]

thats the downside of WISP nets is weather affects them

[@System-br1tx]

@@PWingert1966 and when some ahole decides to build a building (this happened to me. They destroyed the nice park in order to build a flat. )

[@PWingert1966]

I am amazed how we can get a video feed from a probe 6 Billion Miles away in the Kyper belt but can't get internet 5km away in a rainstorm.

[@RyanMoodGAMING]

So you need a dish/per customer?

[@THEiBPhantom]

I know we live in different countries, but could you explain the process you went through to pick out the right provider for your leased line?

[@Eagleye7638]

Awesome!! Looking to install home network with cameras...really appreciate the video. My internet and cable are via cable subscriber. I have home network via Leviton Home Network box in the wall. Extremely cramped in to the in wall box. Looking to install network rack....any thoughts. In the USA You make it look easy...hope it will be!!

[@abdullahwassal]

These ubiquity products are just awesome man

[@jadenroux5335]

Yep. Its amazing. I recently bought a few of their products.. Work great

[@abdullahwassal]

I'm thinking of buying a couple of mesh points as I already have 3 normal aps other than of course than main wlan router so I am getting bored of just switching between 4 different networks although they actually have great range on both 2.4 and 5 GHz, so what's your opinion about their mesh acsses points alex

[@kyvnedgar708]

How would I get all this set up I wouldn’t know where to start

[@rhysevans1263]

Hey Alex, quick thought - Why not tape/fasten the Ubiquiti Key to the underside of the switch?

[@Wiikendzgoodmix]

Real network setups have a patchpanel that everything connects to and then you wire from that to the switch or wherever you need it. Its cheap going directly to a switch.. Its like taking an extension cord and running it inside a wall but not making it an installation.

[@tompeters4234]

Hello _ I agree about going direct, it is much easier and I also have that in some places. But MarzMedia should be showcasing as he totally peacocks the ubiquity stuff, It just would be right in this case to have a patch panel.

[@Wiikendzgoodmix]

@Hello _ you can get a small one for like $30, makes the setup look much cleaner..

[@Wiikendzgoodmix]

@Hello _ amateur move skipping the patch panel.

[@Wiikendzgoodmix]

@Hello _ I have a patch panel, a small one with 12 ports for the house I wired myself with 8 ports divided on 4 rooms, then connected to gigabit fiber.

[@Wiikendzgoodmix]

@Hello _ ASUS RT-AC66U. Bought it when fiber was installed and have used it since. Nah saying fiber is gigabit isnt really true. Most homes in Sweden has fiber but not many of them are on a gigabit commection. 100/100 is very common aswell as 250/250, while some lucky people sit on 10000/10000 fiber lines into their homes.

[@1spiderma]

Can you do a review on the amazon fire cube please, I’m sure you can get hold of one.

[@gabrielsamwel8800]

How do i get to join and learn more about this technology,i'm subscribed to the channel already?

[@Dj_Latinman]

Alex, how did you get sponsorship from ubiquity

[@jackgreen4856]

Why do you have your smart tech on a different network?

[@kingunit4791]

How do you have different networks like smart and it does not get picked up but your other networks

[@ChristosLouridas]

More channels, more tech and ofc more Marzbar ok. I can deal with that. Take care bro.

[@mcbenphynn5167]

How do you get the internet..you buy and sell it out or how do you do it?

[@jinksy31337]

Can you go into details with regards to the VLANS, do you use 802.1X ?

[@stevewoods81]

Great shows just have a question for you what model dish are you using to send over long distance

[@gawwad4073]

My fav cringe channel

[@matthewpalin]

i would absolutely like to see a more detailed video of how your setup and how it all work. also what kinds of networking or diagnostic apps do you use on your phone? i have speed test but are there other useful apps that you use for other things?

[@Max34557]

Fing is a really nice mobile app, it lets you scan your local network for all online devices, including their hostnames, IP addresses etc.

[@matthewpalin]

Max thank you I downloaded the find app love it gives me lots of information also I have been trying to find an app or way to analyze what channels my was are running on so I can configure them to less congested channels

[@EpicDanielForeverGaming]

Love your videos Alex thanks for inspiring me

[@joewebber5956]

Keep up the great work on your videos

[@jamesdavidson3275]

Having a single IP address for all the customers is very illegal. If one person commits a crime on that IP the cops will investigate all of them. Very uncomfortable...

[@HyenaQueenston]

bgp peering boy.

[@MaXwellFalstein]

How do we know he has one IP address? I have 15 IP addresses on my single line. I can push each IP address to a sub-network (LAN, VLAN, etc.)

[@indentings8009]

I would like to hear how he manages IP addresses to his clients

[@callumevans77]

What was your reason for connecting smart devices to the WiFi on their own SSID?

[@adriang-b2142]

For security, so they are unable to see the main network as some of these smart devices are hackable etc

[@callumevans77]

But why has he separated them out from the SSID he uses for his phone? The guests won't be able to see them from there, he had 3 SSIDs - one for himself, one for guests and one for smart devices.

[@tompeters4234]

Understandable, but his main secured channel could have also been sufficient. I am still digesting that separate logic.

[@tanmaypatel3291]

Main SSID only has 5 GHz Band not all smart devices support 5GHz most of them only supports 2.4 GHz that's why

[@callumevans77]

@@tanmaypatel3291 Aah yes of course

[@davidfarrell1062]

I have 3 of these UACs and cant get proper speeds on them. I get 450mb on the wifi of my router but only 150-200mb when I connect to the UBIQUITI APs. Im on FTH with about 500mb when wired. Transfering data to my NAS is twice as slow on the unifi compared to my router wifi too. With all that unifi kit have you seen anything like that ?

[@PollyO-gh8op]

Where did all your lights go that you had installed on the front of the house?

[@chunlichun]

Can you recommend anyone who can survey and install in Birmingham?

[@billyallenHD]

#CiscoMeraki for the WIN!!!

[@streamarchiver659]

You should show us how to install access points and run ethernet cables through walls

[@streamarchiver659]

Hello _ I do have some various networking knowledge however, I live in a condo. I don’t know how hard it would be to wire up now that it was built since 2012

[@gamermonk5443]

Do you pay per month for the Internet and how much you pay

[@Liam-849]

Where did you get that keyboard from?

[@gilgulmayer]

thats lapdog from corsair

[@alexday8848]

Awesome video I learned a lot

[@rv112xy]

Whats the internet speed you provide yourself to your new house?

[@explorewithant]

I’ve got sky fibre,,it says i can get anything upto 40meg but think I’m only getting just over 20 but I get crap internet upstairs and at the back of the house,,have you any ideas how I can improve it,,cheers buddy

[@gilgulmayer]

buy an ap

[@explorewithant]

Gilgul. ?? What’s a ap buddy

[@jackmchaledj]

WAP - Wireless Access Point 🌐😂

[@jprewind5991]

Alex who do you get the Internet line from?

[@hiddenidentity8291]

Virgin Media, line is owned by BT Connect. It's a leased line, most likely 1Gbps Symmetrical. (however could also be a 500/500 line.)

[@MrAdeelAH]

@@hiddenidentity8291 what's with the three devices for the leased line. Surely from the bt termination point you could go straight into the edgerouter instead of the switch and (I presume) Cisco router and would it not be cheaper too, not having to rent it? Then again this guy still says megabytes instead of Megabits...

[@hiddenidentity8291]

Well, yes. You don't need to use there equipment, however yeah- he's no professional. I presume the leased line is as stated, however that's just an educated guess. The exact reason you do not need there gear is because simply leased lines are made to go in to pre-existing business network equipment, the gear maybe given as part of the contract also.

[@Jcshh]

Yeah the leased line equipment is often managed (so subsequently requires use of suppliers gear at some point) in order to rectify faults, troubleshooting in outages etc.

[@technicaltrialsandtribulat4574]

I thought he had 1gig fiber to the premises. FTTP

[@rhysevans1263]

A video on how you dish out IP addresses would be very interesting. I.e. whether they are RFC 1918 (private) or not.

[@Max34557]

I would be interested in this too. I really hope he's handing out public IPs to all of his customers, otherwise they would all have a double NAT situation, because they would have their own router, and they would also be routed through Alex his core router.

[@Jcshh]

Nope he's stated before that all clients are one a single public IP address routed through VLANS, so each customer gets their own local address. Bad practise imo

[@Max34557]

Josh Yeah, really bad practice. What happens if one of his clients needs to port forward? Or what if multiple clients need to port forward the same port? What happens if one of his clients does something illegal on the internet? Then Alex is responsible for that. And what happens if that one public IP gets Dossed? Exactly, all his customers lose internet connectivity.

[@Jcshh]

Yep exactly, have like 5 clients torrenting the hell out of the connection and it all comes back to one address. He really needs to get a AS Number and RIPE allocation and start routing them properly.

[@Max34557]

Jcsh Yeah, but i'll doubt he'll look into setting everything up properly, maybe after something goes wrong.

[@nizammufid4920]

Well The all NATed Internet access With Single External IP... If other People only need Internet So it easy but if The Client need external Internet Port fowarding should be issue later ...

[@Max34557]

Yeah. I think all his customers are behind a single public IPv4, therefore it's weird that he installs routers at his clients, because there is no routing to be done at the customers it's house, because that's already done at his core router since he's just handing out private IP ranges to his customers instead of public IP adresses.

[@MaXwellFalstein]

Have you heard of BGP? You should read up on it.

[@MaXwellFalstein]

A router mostly identical to a managed switch. Your typical ADSL2+ or VDSL router has a NAT but this is all Ethernet-based. No NAT requirement for PPPoE. The reason for having a router in each home is for localised DNS and having their own LAN. You both seem to not understand how the Internet works. IP addresses can be virtually assigned to any port on a switch. I have a single fibre entering my home with 15 public IP addresses. From the router, I connect into the edge of the core network via a 10 Gbps Ethernet switch (at Gbps speeds) which has four IPv4 and four IPv6 addresses for its redundant links going further into the core network. The Internet is made up of managed switches and gateways for translating between ancient networks.

[@nizammufid4920]

i also read that but see what device did he use... not a 3 layer switch with fine configuration and he is no a network engineer ...

[@Brenna_stubbs]

I'm thinking of setting up a separate vlan from my iot devices is it worth doing it

[@JxckSweeney]

Pretty sure you can only connect to one Ap at a time unless you u got multiple interfaces

[@JxckSweeney]

Hello _ oh by interface I meant client side interface multiple WiFi cards etc, Soon I’m going to get a Edge Router X and UAP-ACPro; currently I just have my isps router modem bundle device, once I get my unfi setup I’m gonna have a separate WiFi SSID on a VLAN for guests also

[@dodgecrickets7862]

Hi mate.. just wondered what cable do you use and where to get it from

[@Noclpro28]

If it rains does your internet connection drop between both the dishes?

[@behystudio]

Maybe next time clean up your lens...

[@user-mu9mj4po8u]

Galaxy Vision Studio_Behi clean up your arse hairs

[@davidmoye8644]

Off the subject slightly, your watch is it the Bulova Moon watch?

[@joeroutley900]

Keep it up you are a legend 🖒

[@TheBenBrown]

how is it safe / legal to have a server in the loft?

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

its legal but probably not all that safe especially if the loft insulation happens to be asbestos or some other deadly material

[@hiddenidentity8291]

It's modern insulation, the house is newly built- it definitely will not use asbestos. In addition, a misconception this is not a server rack, nor are there servers. This is a network rack, with two network appliances- a gateway firewall/router and a small switch- these are not high power, nor will they get too hot. Rack equipment, good rack equipment at-least can handle a fair amount of heat due to the environments there made for. (It may effect the longevity of the gear, if kept in the wrong climate however is definitely safe.)

[@tompeters4234]

Ash Finkler I agree. I store my sensitive electronics in the hottest part of house and even prefer to hook them up outside in the direct sunlight over the noon hour just so they can breath nice warm fresh air.

[@DDSEEVENTS]

its not a server despite alex saying it is. its just networking gear, he will have a dust problem down the line for sure but my networking equipment and actual servers are in my loft, I just have a 120mm fan and extractor going outside through air vents.

[@SuckMyGreasyPrick]

@@tompeters4234 you sound like a butthurt poofter.

[@CodeDeb]

Forgot the end screen

[@MaxMustermann-vy7ur]

Question when the Internet fails and someone is want came in your house does the Cameras still Record? And where they save the data?

[@Max34557]

They save all the footage on a Ubiquiti NVR he has in his networking cabinet.

[@rafaellarios7249]

is there a video of how to config your unifi access point, ie channels

[@oliverholmes767]

Network rack in the loft? You are just asking for heat and dust problems, not to mention access issues.

[@Brodie_B]

How much does the weather effect the internet?🤔

[@robertmarshall7881]

Hey Alex, question for you. I'm looking to upgrade my network to some Ubiquiti gear and I'm confused about the Edgerouter setups versus the Unifi setup. I've got a couple gaming PC's, consoles, and I want to attach some access points and cameras from ubiquiti later on. Where should I start with my setup?

[@JRS-UK]

Will you be getting a Ring Doorbell, like your other house?

[@dorianascomedy]

Do you pay ISP

[@dogtfinn7906]

Hello Alex your house bill electric is too expensive how is course??

[@seslan]

Just curious, do you have dedicated wavelength for your leased line Alex?

[@anuarmenabalan1702]

Alex can I see your Ubiquiti Airos’s main dishes configuration? I need help with mine

[@anuarmenabalan1702]

Hello _ I have to turn power to 24db and I only get 120mb of throughput, distance is only 650 meters.

[@jamescollins6085]

You should hide your SSIDs. It's more professional.

[@playuk-tiktok]

Sorry i had ubiquiti wireless around my home and they never worked always connecting disconnecting always having problems i asked ubiquiti to help me on live chat and they just cancelled the live chat i want a access point but im never going back to ubiquiti again

[@jadenroux5335]

Could probably just have been a bad unit.. My experience with ubiquiti is amazing

[@playuk-tiktok]

i had 2 units and they both did the same it was just annoying me i could not even connect with the app i scanned the qr at the back and it would disconnect me could be the way it was setup but idk atm

[@tompeters4234]

Play uk & Hello _ I just bought my first 2 EdgeRouterX and soon some APs.I have found much help in tuber Crosstalk Solutions channel for detailed setup. I think he has been the most helpful in learning setups. Alex made me aware of ubiqity with the relentless fandboy Hype, and I had to search elsewhere to find How To information. I hope that helps.

[@playuk-tiktok]

No i mean i could not get the app to even work with them if i tried to use the app the wifi would cick me out so i used it on my desktop pc but that would let me in fine then it said it lost a heartbeat then it said it was not made for this country lol

[@brightsideofsaturn]

Look at all this flexing is it really a coincidence that all the boxes for the ubiquiti gear are all neatly laid out where the camera can see

[@wtftolate3782]

Aren't you worried about your switch over heating in your attic?

[@ReaRezyLive]

Tech Flow 🌬️

[@ondrejmalis1305]

Very good video!

[@abrupt4637]

Love these videos, would you recommend these network gear when you have a huge house but your intervener in only 4mbps ?

[@harte13689]

Mmm probs not

[@jadenroux5335]

Get some of the AP's if you don't have signal throughout the whole house. If you have a big network e.g a lot lf computers phones ect. Connected.. Then yeh definitely. It can help with managing the network.

[@jadenroux5335]

At this current moment we have a small house. 10mbps internet, 2 computers and 3 phones. So we are only using 1 router for wifi. But upgrading soon to a bigger network

[@liamjr92]

hi alex i have bt ultra fibre 2 what kit would i need my speed are 295 down and 51 upload

[@geertdegraaff6478]

Can you test the ubiquitie light

[@epixstarxxv]

alex, how do you make bluetooth devices accessible from specific wifi routers? Plz tell me because my neighbours keep on connecting to my speakers and playing music in the night.

[@epixstarxxv]

Hello _ they are abusive and racist. we hate each other

[@epixstarxxv]

Hello _ lol i will soon but i just want to know how alex did it so this will NEVER happen

[@epixstarxxv]

Hello _ ofc i have. I have been stuck with them for yrs

[@epixstarxxv]

Hello _ btw the police are stupid and racist

[@abdullahwassal]

I'm thinking of buying a couple of mesh points as I already have 3 normal aps other than of course than main wlan router so I am getting bored of just switching between 4 different networks although they actually have great range on both 2.4 and 5 GHz, so what's your opinion about their mesh acsses points alex

[@nejjc]

Ubiquity server?

[@jadenroux5335]

Oh yas, haven't watched it yet, but I know ill love this video 😂

[@tompeters4234]

I'm sure you'll be excited to see 6:50 is priceless

[@caipie465]

How far can the internet go

[@michapiotrstankiewicz2713]

What is the range of 5 Ghz with Ubnt Access Point Pro?