Home Networking 101 - How to Hook It All Up!

Very useful video. It answers lots of my questions in this aspect. Thanks alot 👍

great video man thank you

Instead of this setup you can just buy good router with eight ports (you are using 8 port in your setup on video) and get same with much lower power consumption. Also router give you L3 features instead L2 switch in your setup. in switch datasheet i find Packet Forwarding Rate 35.7Mpps that more then in average home router, but this capacity needed not for home network especially in your case on video.

Here in Ecuador every one gets 50 ip address companies get even more, this video has help me a lot not only understanding whats going on and why but how to improve it, again THANK YOU.

Oh i did'nt know you could have internet storage. sounds like having a personal google drive kind of. cool video

Perfect man thank you

Where you get the rack?

I realize that was 4 years ago but, 45$ a month for a 15mbps connection? Really?!

Useful vedio

I can not thank you enough, I'm going for my CompTIA A+ exam, and this video HELPED TO PUT IT ALL IN A SIMPLE AND CLEAR EXPLAINATION! Thank You.

Thank you for your video sir. This is something I'll want to do in my house later on in life. Liking for when that day comes

Thanks for the content.

Absolutely well explained, the channel and host are subscribed!

I need help in routing... configuration i don't know how to do it please help 😢

Instant sub!

well explained, loved how you started at the most basic set up and then incorporated each component by explaining the problem they solve!

The switch that I am using to expand my 4-port ISP router/switch has a ground lug on the rear. Is it important to ground that to the “ground” of the 120VAC circuit. Also, this 16-port switch is using quiet a bit of power for just 3 active RJ-45 ports. At this point, there is nothing attached to the rear ground lug. Please advise!

Thank how cell phone is working without modem and router😢

Hi Sir, if you disconnect all the cables to your patch panel attached to the Router. Is the connection Without the patch panel Gonna create an Ethernet service through the wall? @budgetnerd if YES then How?

Crazy helpful!! Thank you!

I want to upgrade my home internet connection. I like to make a wireless connection through a mesh wifi setup. I have seen online that WIFI 7 is the latest tech that I can get at this time. Can you please make a video on this setup. Thanks

Is this supposed to be for someone in the 90s? only a router is needed for all connectivity and repeater if more ports are required.

I thought that your ISP assigns your modem/router a public ip address, then when you connect your router to separate devices (desktop, laptop, tablets, mobile, etc.) they'll be assigned private ip addresses on the "Local Area Network" by the router that connects them through the "LAN ports".

This is bad idea to put in wifi into iron box. It will be effect to signal level. You have to place device on the wall outside the rack for better coverage.

Thank you

For an IT novice, this was great. Thank you❤.

in this very good information to build the network infrastructure.

how to hide the consumption of a giga that we use at the fiber optic provider

I got one device and my whole house is good lol

Nice looking system... a couple of tips:
1. You can save space in the front if you moved the power distribution unit to the back of the rack. Not sure if the metal cover on the back can accommodate this without cutting but it would free up the space on the front as the power switch is not something that would be cycled very often.
2. You'd have better WiFi performance if you elevated the router so the antennas are above the height of the three metal side covers. These covers act as shields for the radio waves and cause a lot of attenuation of the signals and degrades the performance significantly!

4 yr degree And I'm just getting it. So sad.

Private is private until the goons from the US government get into your system.then you're basically advertised to the whole neighborhood and much of the city.

Thanks for sharing very helpfull

Absolutely amazing, I'm am so glad to have found this🫡

Nice networking

Thank you sensei

Best tutorial ever!

As practice exercise, it's ok but for a real scenario inside a regular home, it's just too much!

Extremely helpful

Very informative video. Thank you, sir😊

Very understandable

So with this I could create a shared drive amongst my desktop & laptop?

Awesome Video! I like your setup! Nice and neat and it WORKS!

Where would you put a firewall

I have a question So with my isp modem its a all in one so its a modem wifi router with a 4 internet ports, I can't really ditch the modem as it has 4g back up which I want to keep however im wanting to wire as many devices that I can and I would like to use and aftermarket wireless router, so my question is can I go into the setting in the is provided router disable the 2.4 and 5ghz bands, then go out from one of the lan ports on the tsp modem router combo into an aftermarket wireless router to manage my wifi devices then out from the aftermarket wifi router to a network switch for all my wired devices sorry if this doesn't make a whole lot of sense I'm new to the network side of things tha k in advance

This is great

Bandwidth and qos is also important