r/homenetworking 2023

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  • Closeup of switches and patch panels. Top switch is upstairs, second switch is main floor, bottom switch will be misc/cameras/APs. Blue patch cables are DMZ vlan.
  • ~80 W 24/7. Not too bad
  • Rack is on the main floor. Cables feed up into the floor joists, so I didn't bother sealing up the holes too much. They're sealed w/foam as they go through 2x4 through headers.
  • Some cable management. I moved the one bit of velcro just for this picture and for your OCD (I don't have OCD, I promise).
  • Peeking around back at the 10G stacking cables. They do make a full ring (3 switches, 3 cables).
  • 2x12's for backing. Cables all bundled up to keep them clean and safe during sheetrocking and painting.
  • One of the main trunks of cables, feeding out to the house
  • Body bag
  • 3/4" plywood, routed edge, painted to match the walls. Rack installed, cables wrangled into place with D rings. 15A outlet is on the master bedroom circuit, not dedicated.
  • Cable drops going into single gang boxes
  • Cable drops...
  • Only way I could cram four cat6 terminations into a 22 cu in box.
  • Main floor plan. Rack in master closet.
  • Upstairs floor plan
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  • My teenager home network
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  • The loosie goosie
  • If it ain’t tight it ain’t right
  • The sparkie special
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  • WiFi within 5ft
  • Wire
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