Great setup brother. I'd swap the SFP to RJ45 connectors to a DAC cable, for 10GBE. reason 1, for heat, the SFP converters heat up. DAC cables or if you did short FIBER with LC transceivers would not be warm. Ubiquiti gear is fun and super addictive to get into the ecosystem. Im sure youll fine tune it down the road. Adding their Aggregation switch (8 port full 10Gig) between the UDM Pro and your current switch will be a nice upgrade too. As another FiOS Customer, run the UDM Pro as your main Router, and go from WAN on the FiOS Gateway to LAN on the UDM Pro. You only need the FiOS gateway for Video. (have them swap your COAX to Ethernet) your capping your max speed over COAX.
Very helpful comment. I have a UDM Pro and a PRO 48-port Switch. What would adding an Aggregation Switch (8 port full 10Gig) between them do/accomplish? Thanks!
@@views40 allows it to be the “core” switch. With its large switching capacity. It can take all your 10g and 1g switches and aggregate them to the UDM Pro. If you don’t have more than one 10g switch, then it’s not really a benefit. Also allows you to run port aggregation (both SFP modules) to the Switch Aggregation. Double throughput or fail over. Look up some vids.
Would love to see this set up a bit further! With the separate network for the smart devices, does one need to be logged into it to control it from their phone or do the networks communicate together?
You do not need to be logged in. Your Phone will be on the main network that can reach all the other networks but the other networks cannot reach your main network. Firewall rules prevents those devices from accessing your important devices like phones and laptops and security camera but your phones and laptop can talk to them.
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🏠 Introduction to setting up a smart home from scratch, focusing on networking, Wi-Fi, and security.* 00:27 *📡 Initial setup involves choosing a central location for networking equipment in the mechanical room.* 01:08 *🛠️ Using a backing board to mount the network rack due to misaligned studs.* 01:57 *🧵 Tidying and routing ethernet cables neatly without using a patch panel.* 02:23 *🖥️ Installing the UDM Pro for routing, security, and network management.* 03:15 *🔌 Adding a UniFi 24-port PoE switch to power wireless access points and security cameras.* 04:07 *🖥️ Setting up a NAS server for video footage storage with a RAID 5 configuration for data protection.* 04:47 *📶 Installing UniFi in-wall wireless access points for full home coverage.* 05:53 *🌐 Adding a U6 LR long-range wireless access point in the basement.* 06:21 *📹 Installing UniFi G4 cameras for outdoor surveillance with PoE.* 07:42 *🔧 Using wireless connectivity for the doorbell due to missing ethernet wiring.* 07:56 *📱 Configuring the network using the UniFi mobile app and creating separate networks for IoT, guests, and main devices.* Made with HARPA AI
Thanks, something called firewall rules. It allows devices on the main network to reach devices on all the other networks but devices on the other networks cannot reach the main. It’s just one way.
Dawid, very good observation. that's also an option but what had on hand during this install was SFP. We are still planning to do more upgrades to this rack later. This is just the basic. There are so many ways to go about this. DAC is an option if you don't already have sfps, SFP with Copper cable is also an option. In my own setup, I used Fibre SFP with Fibre Cable between my switch. We will be upgrading the rack to a 42U rack with bunch of of audio controls and ether lighting switches. Stay tuned for the upgrade.
@@TyDaSpace very nice plan for upgrade. My previous home network using fully ubnt hardware but now it is pfsense as main router and firewall then connect to SFP+ Core switch and from it move to 24 enterprise model. I very do not like firewall rules in UDM
Yes, I did that in my old house in this video czcams.com/video/umU-arnHV9Q/video.html In this video, we are actually adding more network runs (about another 48 runs) across the entire house for all the doorbells, speakers and other things but we got an electrician this time to get the wiring to those places. I will be releasing upgrade video when it is done. It is definitely possible but time consuming especially when it is something you don't do much. The electrician got the wires to all the really weird spot really fast and easy.
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Yes it would be good to see a video on how you setup the 3 networks
We are working on an update to the setup. Stay tuned
Great setup brother. I'd swap the SFP to RJ45 connectors to a DAC cable, for 10GBE. reason 1, for heat, the SFP converters heat up. DAC cables or if you did short FIBER with LC transceivers would not be warm.
Ubiquiti gear is fun and super addictive to get into the ecosystem. Im sure youll fine tune it down the road. Adding their Aggregation switch (8 port full 10Gig) between the UDM Pro and your current switch will be a nice upgrade too.
As another FiOS Customer, run the UDM Pro as your main Router, and go from WAN on the FiOS Gateway to LAN on the UDM Pro. You only need the FiOS gateway for Video. (have them swap your COAX to Ethernet) your capping your max speed over COAX.
Very helpful comment. I have a UDM Pro and a PRO 48-port Switch. What would adding an Aggregation Switch (8 port full 10Gig) between them do/accomplish? Thanks!
@@views40 allows it to be the “core” switch. With its large switching capacity. It can take all your 10g and 1g switches and aggregate them to the UDM Pro.
If you don’t have more than one 10g switch, then it’s not really a benefit.
Also allows you to run port aggregation (both SFP modules) to the Switch Aggregation. Double throughput or fail over. Look up some vids.
@@crazycoastie - Awesome intel, thanks for the detailed reply! Going to save this is my notes and research.
Really nice installation 🤩
🙌🏿🔥 fantastic work
Would love to see this set up a bit further! With the separate network for the smart devices, does one need to be logged into it to control it from their phone or do the networks communicate together?
You do not need to be logged in. Your Phone will be on the main network that can reach all the other networks but the other networks cannot reach your main network. Firewall rules prevents those devices from accessing your important devices like phones and laptops and security camera but your phones and laptop can talk to them.
@@TyDaSpace thanks for clearing up. Confident in the purchase now.
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Drywall guys are gonna totally cover up those boxes lmao. ;P
lol. That’s why it’s important to hire drywaller with sense.
What's his channel? No link in the description I checked twice
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🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:00 *🏠 Introduction to setting up a smart home from scratch, focusing on networking, Wi-Fi, and security.*
00:27 *📡 Initial setup involves choosing a central location for networking equipment in the mechanical room.*
01:08 *🛠️ Using a backing board to mount the network rack due to misaligned studs.*
01:57 *🧵 Tidying and routing ethernet cables neatly without using a patch panel.*
02:23 *🖥️ Installing the UDM Pro for routing, security, and network management.*
03:15 *🔌 Adding a UniFi 24-port PoE switch to power wireless access points and security cameras.*
04:07 *🖥️ Setting up a NAS server for video footage storage with a RAID 5 configuration for data protection.*
04:47 *📶 Installing UniFi in-wall wireless access points for full home coverage.*
05:53 *🌐 Adding a U6 LR long-range wireless access point in the basement.*
06:21 *📹 Installing UniFi G4 cameras for outdoor surveillance with PoE.*
07:42 *🔧 Using wireless connectivity for the doorbell due to missing ethernet wiring.*
07:56 *📱 Configuring the network using the UniFi mobile app and creating separate networks for IoT, guests, and main devices.*
Made with HARPA AI
Great video!
How do you make all the smart devices work with each other if some are on the IoT network and you are connected to the Main network?
Thanks, something called firewall rules. It allows devices on the main network to reach devices on all the other networks but devices on the other networks cannot reach the main. It’s just one way.
why you do not use DAC cable to connect UDM with switch? Or normal sfp cable and have 10GB connection and port isolation (on currency)
Dawid, very good observation. that's also an option but what had on hand during this install was SFP. We are still planning to do more upgrades to this rack later. This is just the basic. There are so many ways to go about this. DAC is an option if you don't already have sfps, SFP with Copper cable is also an option. In my own setup, I used Fibre SFP with Fibre Cable between my switch.
We will be upgrading the rack to a 42U rack with bunch of of audio controls and ether lighting switches. Stay tuned for the upgrade.
@@TyDaSpace very nice plan for upgrade. My previous home network using fully ubnt hardware but now it is pfsense as main router and firewall then connect to SFP+ Core switch and from it move to 24 enterprise model. I very do not like firewall rules in UDM
Good job bro.
@@sholasong 🙏
Neat
can this be done for an already wired house
Yes, it just might be a bit more work.
Yes, I did that in my old house in this video
czcams.com/video/umU-arnHV9Q/video.html
In this video, we are actually adding more network runs (about another 48 runs) across the entire house for all the doorbells, speakers and other things but we got an electrician this time to get the wiring to those places. I will be releasing upgrade video when it is done. It is definitely possible but time consuming especially when it is something you don't do much. The electrician got the wires to all the really weird spot really fast and easy.
@TyDaSpace I sent an email concerning my own home that's coming up I would a fully integrated thread network
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