Build an Internet Provider Part 2: Hardware Layout and Cabling
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- While I'm waiting for Ubiquiti to give me the green light on something with the build an ISP project -- let's take a look at how we're going to wire our equipment together and what endpoints we're going to use. We'll take a more indepth look at each piece as we get to the actual deployments. We're using an EdgeRouter Infinity, XGS OLT, WDM, and a few different CPE devices. Enjoy!
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Yes to the getting of an IP block. Heck, a single address. One of those revelatory moments when you get the feeling that the dream of what the internet could have been is, in fact, dead, when you can't even get a single IP because....
yes please do the video how to get the public IPs without relying on my ISP
i would love to see the full video on how to start an isp, even how to get public ip addresses
Did you try you own googling? Or do you want start power grid company too, wondering where electricity comes from?
If you’re in the us, you need to go through arin. Setup your AS and your ROA and routing registry setup with someone like arin or radb
@@wiziek Why would you be so rude? It's actually a cool video to make, the knowledge for this type of industry is very vague in the internet and very expensive if you want to experience it by yourself....
Cool video Willie. Can’t wait to learn more.
Would love to see a video about how you acquire IP addresses. Thanks for the great video.
I would love to know how to get your own IPv4 addresses without relaying on the ISP.
You'll always be dependent on your upstream -- but as far as IPs we'll talk about how to be ISP agnostic.
Hi - is there a preamble to these 2 kit videos? I get that you are starting some sort of an ISP, but that's about it! Also can you explain what each bit of kit actually does? It's all acronyms that don't mean a lot!! And yes to the IP range vid pls!
If you build it they shall come
About 8 years or so ago we were looking at deploying house to house WiFi internet service to cover a small town that was low income where we also provided social services. Came across 3 more times to do a similar project but it’s very difficult to get buy in and work with local municipalities
If I were to do it again I’d hire someone like you for the tech while I deal with the bureaucracy 😟
If you ever do anything like that in Canada, give me a ring. I'm a network engineer and I love these kinds of Greenfield projects.
I can't wait to see more! Thanks Willie.
Keep up the good work.
I'm going to stay tuned on this one. Keep going Willie, I'm excited for what you do next.
A comment down below gave me some ideas!
Great! Love the UISP content! Keep it up! ❤
You should definitely add this to your isp playlist.
Done! Thanks for the reminder.
Hey Willie , Waiting to learn more ! Thats my dream to become and ISP.
Good video Willie !
The fiber wifi 6 isn't 10 gig, it's GPON.
Why not use UPC to UPC cables from the OLT to the WDM?
I'm looking forward to this series and seeing a test lab set up.
Nice!
Nice cabling
Wait is the copper port on the ER Infinity really 10G?
So i am entering this space as well. I am a network engineer by day but i do want to transition to more entrepreneur work. That being said a business case i came up for myself is to be an ISP. Would love to learn more. Did you acquire a /24 ? How expensive?
Im thinking I'm just going to rent space at a colo and advertise myself as a cheaper alternative to whoever is in the facility.
Please produce more videos about this.
Hi willi great news I have been personally waiting for the above video since am ready to start running fiber fully on ubiquiti hardware end to end am more interested in the total capacity throughtput as well as the inter connection of the fiber backbone on ubiquiti devices and the maximum capacity per node. In addition how come ubiquiti don't manufacture splitters ?
What kind of splitters?
@@WillieHowe fiber splitters a good example is the one you have which you were showing casing I think it's a 32 fiber splitter
@@maichwainaina9771 That is a splitter from Ubiquiti.
@@WillieHowe okay didn't see the ubiquiti logo on that
Thanks for the information
Wait, you can get your own ipv4 addresses without the ISP involved?
They will be involved a little since they are your upstream but yes, you can get IPs that are ISP independent.
That’s cool, I assume you mean this isn’t just a VPS routing thing where you tunnel traffic through wire guard
What IP Addressing will you use for upstream for this project? Will everything be Source NAT'ed to your home IP Address?
We'll replicate non RFC addresses but yes, they will ultimately get natted to get out to the Internet.
Hello willi....why you need a angle polish adaptator..?
APC, or angled physical connector, for fiber inspires less loss and reflections when junctioned. So the connectors he's using pass more signal than the comparable UPC (flat, or "ultra" physical contact) connectors (blue). This allows the signal to go further down the optical fiber than it otherwise would, enabling much further connections, sometimes as much as tens of kilometers for passive optical networks like he has (or "OPN"; like gpon or xgs-pon).
You said a lot of acronyms without explaining any of them. Most normal IT technicians don't know what an OLT or PON is.
I feel like if you're in the networking field, and wanting to build your own ISP you should probably know what an OLT and PON is, and if you don't there is plenty of information available online.
@@gooseythelucy I think it's a valid concern. Stay tuned!
The magic word is Cable Management,
Why no UISP Router Pro?
I am interested in hearing your recommendations for getting internet routable IPs from someone other than your upstream ISP.