Extremely informative video sir. I was searching this kind of video for many days... Not only explain video and also you have showed the entire setup... Appreciate your effort...
Thanks a lot for making this video. I was looking for exactly this, and you answered all the questions I had. Aur aapka explain karne ka tareeka bahut badhiya hai.
Very good video... Simply explained for a totally practical situation seen in all of our homes.. Would be great to see next level connections eg for 2.5G, or 10G Backbone system optimised for NAS etc... For now I will absolutely use this video to set up my home network.. Thank you
Your explanations are good sir but the parking area lan cabling looks a little mess. I suggest to put a network rack so that it will be nicely arranged.
@Binod - Awesome video man!. I do have few questions. A. Can we connect all 3 mesh router with cat6 cable? [I know you just connected 1st floor mess router with cat6 cable]? B. What is the max capacity [like it can transfer 400 MBPS or 800 MBPS] of mesh router? C. On 2nd floor, when you are connect your laptop with mesh router - what is the max speed do you get? D. In your internet plan, what is your speed?
Yes. Wired backhaul is far better than wireless backhaul. All Deco mesh routers support wired backhaul. In this particular case....u can connect each of the decos individullay to the ground floor switch OR daisy chain them i.e , Ground fllor deco to 1st floor, then 1st floor to the second... assuming the particular decos have at least 2 ports in them. In -fact, if the decos support POE then no need to plug them to the adapter...use a poe switch on the ground floor and then connect each deco individually via ethernet to the poe switch....u will have a wired backhaul and power to all 3.
@@vipultewari1750if you do this it's like you split them individually so I was wondering if you would still have one wifi password (one whole system)? Because if yes it's best to wire all the pods, you can set them far apart no need to connect them together (to find each other) 🤔
Nicely explained. Would be great if you can provide product suggestions for switch and deco mesh. Also, is the wifi from act also enabled or wifi is enabled from mesh only?
Have you thought to run a bigger switch managed to isolate the WAP from the router and prevent bad network from the good network? That’s my debate right now
How do you tackle double nat when you connect act router to your main deco via ethernet? Did you use bridge mode or are the ACT router and modem separate devices (i.e. not ont combo device)?
@@binodsumanactivity266 No worries., It’s very informative to be honest. Gives more idea to the person who’s trying to configure home network setup from the scratch! Thanks for the knowledge!!!
At @16:12 it seems like you brought the cat6 cable from an electrical box where there will be electrical wires right? Is it safe for Ethernet cable because I want to bring my cat6 cable like that only from my 2nd floor to 1st floor. I want to know is it safe because everywhere on internet it says it's not safe to do that and at least 4 inches or 8 inches gaps should be there for electric cable and Ethernet cable if they are coming from same conduit. Can you please reply to this? @BinodSumanActivity
So why use switches when a splitter can do the same job 🤔🤔🤔. Or I'm wrong. Isn't possible to run a cable all the way to the main source and then distribute it with splitters?
Definitely. Ethernet backhaul is much stable and fast. But the whole point of mesh is to achieve better connectivity wireless, without the hassles of wires.
Now I understand why we learn Networking in 2nd year of BTech.
Very well explained. I am planning internet connectivity to my new home and this single video answers all my doubts. Thank you so much.
Extremely informative video sir. I was searching this kind of video for many days... Not only explain video and also you have showed the entire setup... Appreciate your effort...
Best explanation for Indian connections kudos to you sir loved it
Very well and clearly explained every scenario needed! Thank you 🙏
Thanks a lot for making this video. I was looking for exactly this, and you answered all the questions I had. Aur aapka explain karne ka tareeka bahut badhiya hai.
I dont have idea in internet connection , thats why when i watcthing your sharing about the knowledge , i say Thanks
Very nice and informative video. Thank you 😊
Thanks for posting this useful and easy to understand video sir!
Very good video...
Simply explained for a totally practical situation seen in all of our homes..
Would be great to see next level connections eg for 2.5G, or 10G
Backbone system optimised for NAS etc...
For now I will absolutely use this video to set up my home network..
Thank you
It's a very helpful tutorial.Excellent explain boss. Thank you upload for networking vedio.
Very well explained. Do you have video on cctv setup?
Thank you Mr. Suman this is useful information for beginners.
Thanks for detail information with practical ..
Good Expiation of the entire set up in 01 video. You gave a clear idea which i was searching for. Thanks a lot Buddy. Good Luck
Appreciate your in-depth explanation superb
This is really helpful, thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot, now I'm clear about what I'm goin to do
Your explanations are good sir but the parking area lan cabling looks a little mess. I suggest to put a network rack so that it will be nicely arranged.
Great explanation
Super ! Very helpful
Best explanation👍
Wire topology is the best for deco. Wireless topology is not speed between deco to deco with wifi
very Informative video
Very nice and very help full video Sr
great sir
@Binod - Awesome video man!. I do have few questions. A. Can we connect all 3 mesh router with cat6 cable? [I know you just connected 1st floor mess router with cat6 cable]? B. What is the max capacity [like it can transfer 400 MBPS or 800 MBPS] of mesh router? C. On 2nd floor, when you are connect your laptop with mesh router - what is the max speed do you get? D. In your internet plan, what is your speed?
Yes. Wired backhaul is far better than wireless backhaul. All Deco mesh routers support wired backhaul. In this particular case....u can connect each of the decos individullay to the ground floor switch OR daisy chain them i.e
, Ground fllor deco to 1st floor, then 1st floor to the second... assuming the particular decos have at least 2 ports in them. In -fact, if the decos support POE then no need to plug them to the adapter...use a poe switch on the ground floor and then connect each deco individually via ethernet to the poe switch....u will have a wired backhaul and power to all 3.
@@vipultewari1750if you do this it's like you split them individually so I was wondering if you would still have one wifi password (one whole system)? Because if yes it's best to wire all the pods, you can set them far apart no need to connect them together (to find each other) 🤔
well explained😀
Nicely explained. Would be great if you can provide product suggestions for switch and deco mesh.
Also, is the wifi from act also enabled or wifi is enabled from mesh only?
Very helpful video! Thanks
thank you , that was very helpful
V nicely explained 👍👌🏻👌🏻
Have you thought to run a bigger switch managed to isolate the WAP from the router and prevent bad network from the good network? That’s my debate right now
How do you tackle double nat when you connect act router to your main deco via ethernet? Did you use bridge mode or are the ACT router and modem separate devices (i.e. not ont combo device)?
Good information..Appreciate it.
Very informative video , can you provide the link for switches
I didn't have headache before watching this brain torture
Thank you for your valuable feedback. Can you please suggest me, how to improve my upcoming video? Thank you again. Good day !!
@@binodsumanactivity266
No worries., It’s very informative to be honest. Gives more idea to the person who’s trying to configure home network setup from the scratch! Thanks for the knowledge!!!
At @16:12 it seems like you brought the cat6 cable from an electrical box where there will be electrical wires right?
Is it safe for Ethernet cable because I want to bring my cat6 cable like that only from my 2nd floor to 1st floor.
I want to know is it safe because everywhere on internet it says it's not safe to do that and at least 4 inches or 8 inches gaps should be there for electric cable and Ethernet cable if they are coming from same conduit.
Can you please reply to this? @BinodSumanActivity
Excellent video
is your computer switch connected to the router?
very good video
Really nice set up how much you have spent fort this
thanks for information
In bangalore , can you please tell some company who can help in this setup ?
In the setup shown in the video you have used deco mesh systems. Is it possible to use ethernet backhaul with them?
Yes
What are the latest connection system..in 2024...
So why use switches when a splitter can do the same job 🤔🤔🤔. Or I'm wrong. Isn't possible to run a cable all the way to the main source and then distribute it with splitters?
អរគុណបង❤
Thank you, one question. Are the deco mesh devices essentially just APs? (Access Points)
It can be configured as a router or access point.
Sir, are you an engineer?
What if you set one of the deco mesh as router? Would the switch be connected to the deco or to the old router?
Deco
@@noelk6990 thanks
Can the deco mesh be connected to wired connection to get higher internet speeds? If not, will there be a drop in the speed of wifi at GF and SF ?
Definitely. Ethernet backhaul is much stable and fast. But the whole point of mesh is to achieve better connectivity wireless, without the hassles of wires.
What about if the first floor and second floor are rental units
Sir,My idea also same like you
not yet clear.
Why didn't you use Access Points ?
Sir, what is access points? Could you please elaborate?
Nice but don’t understand your language
Your vedio not clear
Great explanation