Another great video! In risk of repeating myself: set up Patreon man! I would be happy to pledge a small amount a month so you can create more video’s!

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bogeyman !!! I have looked a Patreon. My hesitation is that I would lose my audience reach (how would people find me). Maybe I just haven't researched it well enough. Maybe I will float the idea as a poll on my community discussion page next week and see what the viewers say. Appreciate your Patreonage! (Yes, pun). 😆😆😆

@RobvandenBoogaard

6 жыл бұрын

Network Advisor The gist of it is that you can set up a tiering structure where you offer extra’s outside your public KZread account (q&a, answer patreon subscriber questions, let patreon subscribers decide the topic on your next video, giveaways, etc, etc.) or you let the patreon subscriber decide what amount they want to pledge to you (preffered way for me, fellow networking KZreadr ‘FiberNinja’ does this also). You don’t have to do anything else and can use your KZread channel the way you have done previously. People who are willing can support you this way and it hopefully ramps up your video uploads so we can enjoy more of it. Alternatively you can setup PayPal to do the same. To clarify: people don’t have to find you and it doesn’t require you to stop or migrate anything from KZread. Starting to sound like a sales rep here, but I just want to support you and others in the networking field on KZread to create more content like this.

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

ok wow... so first I want to thank you for the free consulting on Patreon. Probably would have taken me hours to figure that out. (or months of trial/error). Second, please call me "Steve" if you prefer. So, let me think about that. I want to be careful with how I expand because unfortunately YT is not my day job so I can only spend about 3-6 hours per week on it (for now). And the catch 22 is that if I did get so successful at YT (or Patreon) that I could quit my day job, I would lose the very vehicle that provides me all the field knowledge that my audience values! i.e. throwing trash in the dry wall. ;-) (inside joke from this one kzread.info/dash/bejne/pa6JmY-Gd8TLmdo.html) So, let me mull that over. I have agree that YT ad revenue is a poor way to be compensated for all the effort that goes into delivering content. Great conversation! Much appreciated!

@buzzkillington2546

4 жыл бұрын

You

Thanks for another great video Steve, I love this fiber series!

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir! 😀

A small suggestion. When running any aerial cabling, always apply a weather drip before entering a building. This is essentially a 'U' shaped bend so water flows away from the building. Also the wire suspension solution is technically know as a catenary wire solution. Good video by the way 👍🏻.

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, def agree there! I was quite the newb in the aerial plant arena back when I did that job. (2015, I think). Appreciate the viewing and stopping to leave comments. 😊

Thank you for making these types of videos with real-life application. I'm studying for CompTIA Network+, and it really helps me to understand things better by seeing real examples of these technologies.

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

CompTIA is good stuff. Good luck with that! 😊

So helpful man. You make learning technical things easy and fun for non-technical people. That's some rare gift. I am learning a lot from your videos. Keep them coming.

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a beautiful compliment - thank you! 😊

i'm a student currently studying networking and this video really helped me. My classes usually cover the different types of cables and topologies. I've always wondered how to connect a network between two buildings separated by several hundred feet with cables and you assisted with that in a clear and concise manner.

@franzislaschubert3315

3 жыл бұрын

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best demo i’ve seen holy shit, you deserve so many more views!

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bradley. I will tell my agent! I really appreciate the viewers (like you) who bother to leave comments. Sometime publishing a video feels like sending it out into a back hole. Thanks again! 😄

Great video, thank you for sharing it with us.

I was laughing for few seconds 😀, but really very nice the buildings and the vehicles! Nice idea, sometimes it is good for imagining the real world conditions. Congratulations!👏👍

@NetworkAdvisor

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for commenting on the props. In over 5yrs since that video was published, I think you're maybe the 2nd or 3rd person to even mention the cars (HotWheels). 😀

Great video thank you so much for your time and effort. Greatly appreciated.

Thanks, that was helpful for someone starting to think!

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

yes, it was definitely made for someone with not much experience with fiber. Glad you found it helpful. :-)

Excellently presented. Loved your box and little vehicles mockup.

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU Jim, I think you are like only the 2nd person so far to bother to make a comment about my props (the hot wheels cars). For some reason I had thought that would be the first thing everyone would notice! 😄

@franzislaschubert3315

3 жыл бұрын

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I am junior network engineer, i got my ccna last week but i had some troubles with understanding of server rooms, real cabling in soho (cause i dont have real experience) but thanks to God i found your channel and i really enjoy of your explaining and videos. I wish to you success because people like you make this world better. And my young nephew also liked this video cause of HotWheels))))

@NetworkAdvisor

4 ай бұрын

Hi Emil. Thanks for that glowing feedback. Most of what you mentioned is what I aim for - practical understanding of IT and telecom concepts. Excellent news on the CCNA - that should open doors! Good luck! And, thanks for noticing the Hotwheels😀

That Was Really Helpful... Thanks

Hello, thanks for this video. I'm studying computer networks as part of my university course and there isn't nearly enough resources on how this all works irl. I really appreciate videos like these.

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome. Good luck! 😊

Thank you for the share, this was great!

PRO TIP: When you enter a building with any cable always go up slightly before entering so you don't have water running toward the building but away. Look up drip loop for more information.

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, thanks for commenting!

@aguyandhiscomputer

5 жыл бұрын

Yeaaaah, I don't think he took your Drip Loop comment seriously. Shame

5 years later and still helpful. I’m waiting on fiber to be brought into my area and was wondering how I could get it into both my home and shop that are about 50’ apart. I love the very visual nature of this concise explanation. I know almost zero about anything computer related and I followed along easily with your explanation.

@NetworkAdvisor

5 ай бұрын

Byronn, that's a huge compliment - it's always been my goal to take IT concepts and make them simple for anyone. Good luck with your project!😄

Really cool, thanks for the video!

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

thanks for letting me know! :)

i was looking for something realistic, wondering how does tranceivers connect multiplexers and you got it all on this example. Thank you sir.

This is a very clear explanation. You could have not made it clearer.

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for the compliment, Bob. And, thanks for watching!

Good job explaining fiber optic cabling. And yes terminating fiber optic cables are a pain.I would buy it in pre-made cables to length as well. Fiber Optics is actually pretty easy. Thumbs up!

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

“Ultimate Tech hub”. - sounds like something to check out! thanks for commenting 😄

Thx for share your experience!

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Miguel. ☺️

Extremely valuable video

Excellent explanation! Thank you

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

I am happy to hear this! Thanks Chamila. 😊

Wow, good explained..👍

thank you for making this video

Thank you!!!

I'm clueless in this area of networking so this is great information. Thanks.

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I try to explain things quickly and in a way that even non-techie people can get it. Thanks for watching and commenting! 😊

Great video! Can you please do a Free-space optical networking video of two or more buildings connected? Thanks.

Great video!

We did that at one of our communities where ran it similarly how you did running to bldg A to bldg b

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

good deal Rich. glad to hear it 😀

Thank you sir

Thank you so much

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

You're most welcome😊

Very very nice video..✨👌 detailed and clear voice. Lots of love from india🇮🇳

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

Love my India fans. There are many! :-)

this is pretty clear and succinct, thanks for the info. it is helpful in advancing my understanding of webpages.

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

thanks for the positive feed back Tristan. Good luck with those webpages! :-)

Great video thx. Usually buildings that close we use P2P Bridge.

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

thanks JR. And thanks for commenting.

amazing video !

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir! 😊

Awesome explanation

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! 😊

Good vid, subscribed

You Sir deserve subscribes

@NetworkAdvisor

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir. 😊

Along with the drip loop, instead of the split conduit you could have used an indoor/outdoor rated cable. Makes for a cleaner looking install and less work.

great video thanks

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Super explanation sir, tq

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

thanks Kumar! 🙂

Great content.

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching!

@blackwall619

5 жыл бұрын

@@NetworkAdvisor Really interested in the underground aspect, any suggestions on what type of training or who to call?

Good Job....

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for the feedback, John. 😀

Excellent video man! Thank you. I just started working for an internet service provider so this was very interesting to me. I'm curious though, wouldn't it also have been an option to use coaxial cable instead of fiber in this case? In case going with fiber is too expensive for someone

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, a Coax might work too. I think the thru-put on fibre is faster (not sure by how much). Great comment. 😊

Do you think Moff tarkin knew that Lord Vader was Anakin Skywalker? Been a subscriber for many months. Love the knowledge.

@NetworkAdvisor

6 жыл бұрын

ha! so, just to tell you how naive I am, when I was watching Rogue One and I saw Governor Tarkin come on the screen, I was thinking "man, that guy hasn't aged much in 40 years!". Wasn't till after the movie I found out he was CGI'd into the movie. Doh! :-o Thanks for our viewer patronage Daniel! :-D

Steel cable between buildings is a fantastic lightning rod. Even assuming the method is correct, why not re-use the existing wire strand instead of adding more clutter. In any case, wireless bridging is far better to use with currently available devices. Not as fast, no, but full gigabit speed is not required for most workshops I would say.

I think it's pretty good 👍👍

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

thanks, I'll take that as a valuable compliment coming from you. I thought I was subscribed to your channel but maybe that was one of my other personas. Anyway, just subbed. :-)

@lowvoltagedude7837

5 жыл бұрын

@@NetworkAdvisor oh diy Telecom wow that's crazy!!!!!! I really liked what you did on this project very thoughtful and well-executed. Looked really good buddy 😀 I was a fiber fusion splicer back in the day. Mostly a sub contractor for Verizon. Now I do industrial and commercial work stuff. Much respect keep up the good work 👍👍

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

@@lowvoltagedude7837 I bet I could learn a lot from you since I am def no Fiber Guru (as some some of my audience is quick to point out - LOL). But like you, I'm a contractor. In my work I have to know a mile's worth Technology but only an few inches deep.

Can I use 2 different brands of routers with this system ? Garage is 400 feet from house. Thought I ordered linksey router (to go in garage) being house has linksey. But I picked a different brand. Should I exchange for another linksey? Amazon has easy returns & I didn't open it. Thank you for your time & this video !

Thank you for the video. I got a beginner question. Once it hits the breakout box, I am wondering how you go about connecting that to the switch you have mentioned at the beginning of the video. I thought that the fiber will be connected with the SC connector to the transceiver boxes and then connected to the new switch on bldg B. That may not be the case for the end of the video starting at 7:02.

Hello there. I want to do an operation by sending a signal from the computer with fiber optic cable to x. What kind of device do I need for this. I couldn't find much about fiber optic signal processing. I would really apreciate if you help.

Hi Network Advisor. I am currently building another garage next to my house. The distance between my router/modem is 35 meters and in the garage i am planning to connect the ethernet cable from the router to an switch. Form the switch 4 cables will go to data outlets in the garage approx. 15 meter cable each. My plan was to use an 35 meter Cat 7 outdoor cable from the router to the switch. I these distances - will it makes senses to use fiber cables and media converters?

Please show us FTTH catv setup and device information. Thanks

sir my internet provider they give me gpon onu modem to convert fiber optic to rj 45 . Sir can i use single mode media converter to do same... Please reply

Hi! Thank you so much for an informative video. I like to ask some question, is it possible to directly plug the one end on my router to provide the internet connection? Or is switches really necessary on both ends? Are there any limitations that I should consider first before doing this like router model, network configuration, etc.? Any answer would be really helpful. Thank you!

@NetworkAdvisor

4 ай бұрын

You can probably connect directly to the router, the switches just give you more flexibility.

Great video! I'm a novice so this may be a silly question but how does the coiled slack not interfere with the way the light/data travels through the core?

@NetworkAdvisor

Жыл бұрын

Right? The nature of fiber optics is that the light is stuck in the core. If follows the core wherever it goes (even in circles). While it's true that as distance is added signal strength deteriorates but that is factored into your "budget" (light attenuation expectations given distance and loss from connectors). Hope that helps. ☺

How did u connect switch through what I mean from whr that yellow cable is coming

I'm wanting to connect my workshop to my home, via fiber. I update modules on BMW automobiles and BMWNA requires a wired connection. The distance is only about 100ft. If I understand this demonstration correctly, I can buy two inexpensive transceivers, an appropriate pre-made cable, (I've already got a switch on hand) and I can simply run the cable in buried conduit. Correct? We've had induced voltage damage before. No way I'm running copper. Thanks in advance for your reply. Helpful video!

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

Basically, what you described should work.

Can I ask is this better than just running a long ethernet cable into a WiFi extender?

Thanks for the video. I have a 90' run of underground 1-1/4" PVC conduit with wide sweep 90's on each end for connecting the network from my house out to a steel bldg. on my property. At the steel building the 90 terminates into a standard PVC LB conduit body, that then goes through the building wall and into the shop. My question...would this be too tight of a bend radius for 4 strand indoor/outdoor multimode cable where it has to make a 90 from the vertical to a horizontal run into the building? Thanks.

@NetworkAdvisor

6 ай бұрын

In my opinion, as long as the 90 deg turns are wide bends, should not be an issue.

@steinbierz

6 ай бұрын

@@NetworkAdvisor The 90 degree pvc elbows are definitely wide sweep but I'm wondering about once I have to make the 90 inside the LB conduit body into the building whether that is too tight a radius bend or if it is okay. Thanks.

is this work in single mode fiber cable

Do you need a Huawei HG8245W5 fiber modem to server? Allocated to homes. What do you advise

What is Upstream and Downstream concept on transceivers? How does it work?

i need to use only one fiber optic cable?how to do it?

Its a very helpful video. I have some questions regarding my personal house-office project. My House and Office is around 100m distance. I had earlier installed CAT6 to have a personal LAN between both premises. However, I observed that the accessing speed is very slow. Example, my usual application from another computer would have more than 5 mins to access it as compared to 10 secs when in shorter distance. I assume, there is loss of data in CAT6 due to larger distance between premises. Therefore, I have planned to replace CAT6 with Fibre Optics. - Which type of Fibre Optics would you suggest? (Single Mode or Multi Mode). Additionally, which specific type optic in each category would you recommend me. ( LX or OM1, 2, 3 or 4) - Could you also suggest me which type of end to select on the fibre optics while ordering custom optics? I really appreciate your video and your help to me. Looking forward to hearing back from you. Thanks

@insidechocolatewithjimothy5313

2 жыл бұрын

I think multi mode om3 is what you are after. From what I understand single mode is for much longer distances.

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Multi-mode is typical within one building. And single-mode is for longer haul.

They male a cable called "ADSS" All dielectric Self Supporting cable that does not need steel strand built, it uses attachments directly to the sheathing of the cable. Also per fire building code, make sure your using proper indoor cable.(plenum or Riser rated) this reduces toxic fumes in a cable jacket when on fire.

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for adding that valuable info, Drew. :-)

PRO TIP: Always leave some slack if you are going to a pole to allow for pole movement. You don't want your pole to snap your cable or damage the building at the other end.

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

definitely good advice, thanks for adding. Makes us all better. :-)

Totally new to fiber. My situation is just like yours. I want to run fiber to a detached garage. Can you tell me the site you were on that had the cable configurator? Seemed pretty simple.

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

Gosh, it’s been awhile. “Cables and connectors” I believe

Hi, this is the most useful Video ive found, principally because i am at the level of the small toy cars. Can anyone answer this please? Ok I have a simple question please: So if build this set up explained above, exactly.( I am building a 300sq meter workshop and want to link many things from the workshop to my house linked by underground conduit) Will this link export/ send all the following: web cams, temp sensors and fire alarms etc (lets say 10 different items) through a switch panel, then the port /fiber link, back to my house the other end of the fiber link? What is the best way to do it. Fiber will arrive at my house, Then be relayed to the workshop through the cat 6 Rj45. thanks in advance.

@NetworkAdvisor

Жыл бұрын

Short and simple answer is that if all those devices and applications you described use Ethernet TCP/IP protocol to transfer information then YES, that single fiber topology will work. The longer and more complex answer is you might need to segment your LAN (create vlans) to shape the flow of Ethernet traffic as you might run into bottlenecks.

@richardnoel3141

Жыл бұрын

@@NetworkAdvisor thank you for your reply. much appreciated!

ok, I have a question. I been looking around on this answer but I am going to do a Livestream for a horse show. Thing is I need a 400-foot long cable to make this happen. Now for budget sake me getting a "switch" that next to the "Modem or Router" get 100-meter cables and use "repeaters" until it connects to my equipment? This just to help me through a 3-day event. Someday I get fibre for future events but I need to get past this event in the mean time.

@mrmotofy

4 жыл бұрын

You can also do point to point wifi. But you can likely get a good enough signal to just run a single Cat6 cable

What do you think would be the best way to run it underground? Put the Fibre optic cable in the plastic tubing to give it extra protection? or do you have any other suggestions?

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, plastic tubing (aka pvc conduit) is generally the method most commonly used. Now, alternatively, you can buy armored fiber that is rated for "direct burial". Great question. 😀

@sanibelt

4 жыл бұрын

@@NetworkAdvisor Thank you for the reply! I will look into it and if I have any more questions I'll be sure to ask you. Im thinking about running a Fiber optics cable from my house to the office. Its about 5m apart, but it would need at least a 30m Fiber optics cable to run through the walls. It previously had ethernet going to it, but the cable was unfortunately destroyed around a year ago, while they were constructing something. Since then I've had a wireless connection to the office and I have really bad speeds there (around 10Mbps) which isn't too good since the house has 1Gbit, becuse of that im thinking of running a Fiber Optic to it to get the maximum of my internet speed to there. Thanks again!

Best part was the toy cars!

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! After 3 years, I think you’re only the 2nd person to mention anything about the HotWheels cars in the video. 😀

Point to point wireless bridge

Please I need the previous video

How come you don't do a little downward loop with a hood to protect the building hole from weather? Seems cleaner than "a whole bunch of silicone".

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a great idea. Thanks for sharing. 😁

I was really hoping you were going to show us that exact set up without that orange fiber cable!! That would be a much more interesting way to do it

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry about your expectations Todd. Not sure of a better (and simpler) way except to use "air fiber" or run a cat6 copper cable (assuming the distances were short enough). Were you maybe expecting some fancy switch programming? Like subnets? Or setting up a Brouter (bridging router)?

Is the network cable straight or Crossed?

You should use PtP tools and Technic

One Question i have noticed some of the ISP provide internet on singal line of fiber optic cable how it works since their is always download and upload

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

right? I have that myself. I have AT&T Fiber. Yet, it's only one strand of cable. I've not researched it. If I had to guess they're just using one color (light frequency) for the download and the other color for the upload. So, kind of line pointing two flashlights at each-other at the same time. Except one flashlight is Ultra-violet and the other is infra-red. Excellent observation! :-D

Is the conduit you used UV outdoor rated? if not, it will bleach over time from the sun, and literally disintegrate in a few years.

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Great point. 😄

9i6 information. in this condition, can i check the devices ping ( Pc's, Laptop's, and Routers etc) on this network?

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

you sure can! the two buildings can even be in the same subnet if you want. thanks for asking 😀

Is there like performance disruption when you use a media converter? instead of buying a switch with SFP module?

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

I think what you're asking is if I use a swtich with a built-in SFP module versus a stand-alone media converter, will there be a speed difference. I'm not enough of an authority to answer that, but I would have to take the obvious guess that the switch with the fibre module built-in would have to be a little faster. Maybe someone else who knows more can chime in here. Great Question! :)

@AE-mu1jc

4 жыл бұрын

Yes if you use a switch with a big backplane. But is more interesting how stacked the network and how much traffic between this points where do you use the fiber cable. But technical is a bridge a switch with two ports how change the cable only e.g. copper2fiber. If do you want change parts of the big network so you can do it mostly cheaper and easier if the parts are smaller ...

Hi! I have no technical knowledge, just learning on KZread. How long can the fiber optic cable be before the signal degrades? I read 2 km but not sure. 2 km is basically my minimum for this very strange project. Is there any way to extend this further?

@NetworkAdvisor

3 жыл бұрын

Allison, fibre-optic cable comes in two “modes”. Multi-mode and single-mode. Multi-mode is for short distances like within a building or within a server room. Single-mode is for long distance (up to 10km or more). I would consult with a knowledgeable sales rep when making your purchase. Good luck! 😀

Can extreme weather conditions damage the fiber cable between the two buildings?

@parkerparrett4484

5 жыл бұрын

Prune spy yes

@littlemanjohnson4925

5 жыл бұрын

That’s one reason burying them is better but it’s got down sides too

What was the speed of the fiber being used ? I also didn't see a "vendor" list for the premade cable or transceivers

@AlpineTheHusky

5 жыл бұрын

The transciever was 10/100mbit and the fibre depends how long and what light strength you use

Is it possible to use two different brands on both ends? Tia

@AE-mu1jc

4 жыл бұрын

Theoretical yes, in the real world not. Some brands works together then they are physical copies with different brand names. Mean: Do you should test it with the real fiber - most seller allowed it in the shop.

Can anyone tell me what type of fiber optic cable would you recommend for networking two building that are 1500' apart? (only the internet would be shared) TIA

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

Kim, I suspect if you contact one of the reputable online fiber distributors they would help you with that. Ie. Cables.com (I have no relationship with them - just an example. They’ve been around a while ).

Make one more video to network three and more buildings using fiber media converter only

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

Hmm.... Well, I will need to get more cardboard boxes and more Hot wheels! 😄😄

That orange external cable will have rain water run along it at either sides and into the buildings causing damp issues. Would’ve expected the standard U bend prior to entry of the cable on the external sides to avoid this issue.

@aguyandhiscomputer

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. The supporting cable should go below the data cable or it should have a drip loop.

In India companies just run the cable over air without any conduit or messenger cable. They just tie the fiber on each side.

@NetworkAdvisor

5 жыл бұрын

amazing.... maybe I am doing it wrong then. 😄

@christophersantini2721

5 жыл бұрын

They do here also, he just doing that for who knows???? Maybe protection haha don't know

haha i like the little parked toy cars

@NetworkAdvisor

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU Cristian. In the 4+ years since I posted that video, I think you’re only the 2nd person to say something about those HotWheels that I deliberately staged there to spark conversation! 😄

Can we connect router directly from building A to B using fiber.

@AlekDavis

4 жыл бұрын

If your routers in buildings A and B have fiber optics ports.

Dear Sir, why would you install an indoor cctv camera outdoor? Indoor cameras are intended to be installed within indoor spaces or closed places, they can not and will not resist to rain, dust, sun heat.

Quick question... TX on A goes to RX on B and vice versa correct?

@NetworkAdvisor

11 ай бұрын

yep, you got it. TX on Transceiver A, goes to RX on B. Often times in the field, when you're patching to transceivers together for the first time, you plug up the connectors and if you don't get a link signal, then you just flip them around.

How do i have to choose the number of fibers between buildings? How do i calculate that?

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

hi Don. Unless I'm not understanding your question, all you need is a two-strand fiber - one for transmit and one for receive. What is probably a more relavant question is "how far?". That would determine whether you can get buy with Multi-mode (short distance) or Single-mode (long distance). If you're getting ready to make an investment, i would either consult someone local. Or, spend more time researching it. Another idea is to call a supply house who sells Fiber (like Graybar or Alltel) and see if you can get a knowledgable sale rep willing to give you some free advice. :-)

Where is previous video about fiber optic? Fail to find

@NetworkAdvisor

4 жыл бұрын

hi Kristina. Thanks for watching. Here's the video I was referring to:kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmatu82vYrC3p5c.html

@AlekDavis

4 жыл бұрын

@@NetworkAdvisor Why not add this link to the description?

Suppose if a big Tier-1 broadband company have to launch a FTTH service in few states in which there are 100s of large and small cities and towns. Q1. Do they need a fiber Central office or called exchange office same like old copper telephone exchange office in each and every single town? Q2. if a city is very large in area then do broadband company need to make multiple Central offices/fiber exchange offices in a city or town? Q3. How many Kms maximum long distance a local ftth broadband exchange/Central office can expand its fibre optical cable to their customers with high speed broadband 1gbps with low Attenuation.

Be sure that your cable has built in uv resistance. Most outdoor cables are "outdoor rated" but this is usually only an indication of it being ran underground.

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5 жыл бұрын

hey, that’s a great tip. thanks for chiming-in. 😄