Installing A Client - Become an ISP (Internet Service Provider)
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If you're interested this is a follow up to "How to become a ISP". This is how I typically install a client. I now how 40 connections. It seems if you offer a good internet connection everyone will subscribe!
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Net neutrality is gone I need this
Greetings from Kitengela, a small town south of Nairobi. I have this same exact setup, 4 of them anyway, and currently serve 300 small business'. Keep doing the good work.
Thanks same to you.
Hey @lucas Badmon I want you to help me somewhere am stack...I want to start but there are some challenges are holding me like getting an ISP in my area...
Anyone else get excited thinking he was going to strip a cable with one hand?
Should've blocked ads through the router! So many benefits to it.
Sounds interesting, have you done this? Would love to learn I'm guessing it is all about tweaking the firewall settings.
When you unbox something it looks like how to basic
To get perfect punchdowns, you separate the pairs into the right order and iron them out with your thumb. Once they stay together, cut the ends to about 1cm protruding from the black sheath. Then do the rest of the crimp!
In all reality you should always end cable runs with Jacks and use pre made cables for connections to your devices. its a lot faster and way more reliable.
D V all you need to do is test the cables when finished making the runs.. if all pairs come up ok and they pass, plug them in.
This is what we use in setting up our WISP. It make great ends every time amzn.to/2MXr3vf
3:52 In my sleep. 568-A and 568-B. ;-)
BTW, the crimp connector was upside-down when you inserted the wires. With the first pair on the left, the terminal should go on with the retainer clip facing away from you, not toward you. It will still work, but the next guy who comes along to replace one of the ends will be scratching his head if he doesn't look carefully. As for tightening up the connection (having the insulation go into the connector does help with structural integrity), you just have to get the conductors very straight, then cut them to about 1cm before inserting them. Hint: once they're in the correct order and flat between your thumb and finger, putting a slight bend in all the wires when they're almost straightened can help finish the job.
i love the amaizing work you did in kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪
Orange white orange, green white blue, blue white green brown white brown. I Install internet though so....
You should have used 2.4Ghz frequency sir for long distances. 5Ghz offers faster speeds but its not good for long distance installations.
I did consider 2.4 but there is lots of congestion on that frequency. 5ghz works really well for our needs.Thanks for the advise.
5 Ghz works great with 20 Mhz and Country Australia.
LOS long distance 5Ghz will do just fine but non LOS it all depends. It all depends on the desired performance because not all wisps want to offer 5mbps (like me) so I'd rather work out the terrain problems with height, azimuth, and angling of the panel to have appropriate propagation, similar to cellular network engineering.
Technically the colors dont matter as long as they match on both side :p
I said the same thing to my dad (a retired telecom installer)...he was not amused.
But you should use color code
And when you need cross over connection you need to switch 1 to 3 and 2 to 6 same device cross connection different device straight connection
@@dobaayaz I do agree, the reason there is a color code is so if you pick up were someone left off there wont be any issues.
@@BitcoinJake09 yup and not blowing network devices when using POE😝
LMFAO awesome rj45 orange/white, orange, green/white, blue, blue/white, green, brown/white, brown... Crimpers have a spacing for the correct cut length. Some scary rj45 mod ends for real one yank it's done... that jacket on the cable is there for a reason. Additionally for correcting the first problem of the weak crimping job for a one hand job (lol) service loop? Zip ties not twist ties !!!
Glad I made some comedy gold :) thanks for watching.
Skip the parts about unboxing stuff I don't know why people do it it's so annoying especially when you only have one hand. Just show the equipment on the desk installed or not. We don't need to see someone fumbling around unboxing something.
Tom William thank you because this video still isn’t enough informative which is always the case because people are inconsiderate. We need to see everything at once not 3 things you added to something we haven’t seen.
Stripy green , green , stripy orange , blue , stripy blue , orange , stripy brown , brown I think that is correct order for A
Edit: use a special type of Ethernet plug that has holes at the end of it that then are cut of with a special tool
Because that's what heroes do.
Rj45 wire config is Orange white, Orange, Green white, Blue, Blue White, Green, Brown, White Brown ....
To get a perfect punch down, I arrange the wires to the 568-B standard and cut the wires to about 3/4 of a cm, that way I know there is going to be contact, and it looks super neat as well.
Thanks
*Installs connection which is faster than my own connection*
Awesome! I'd like to learn more on becoming an ISP.
Go for it! Check out my other videos.
I get my wires together and use cutters to trim off a little less then a inch and push the cables in. Then push the cable sleeve inside the RJ45 before I cramp it. Takes practice but works perfect.
I'm not a networking expert but when I wire cat5 or cat6 cables I usually just trim down the wires until they're nice and snug in the plastic bit thingy... I'm not sure what that bit's called
EZ-45 Connectors my friend, make a perfect crimp every single time.
you're videos are so much inspiring and knowledgeable. please look for someone to hold the camera next time. a times we might not get a good POV. but big up man for a job well done.
Thanks often these vids are a side thought so I film with the kit I have available at the time.
Poor guy, he doesn't even have a tripod.
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4:18 to not have that extra bit of cable you would have to use a new type of crimping tool that has its own casing but will work exactly the same
hi how are you so i am trying to do something like that in Haiti because i want to help our youth and create more opportunity for them so my question is if i buy those equipment i would be able to get internet access right because i have tmobile but because i am in the country side it's very slow and we can't do nothing with it please help God bless and please can you tell me where i can buy those equipment please and thank you
This reminds me of something!
ITS TIME FOR INTERESTING TIDBITS WITH ISP!!!!
Am from kenya and what he is saying is very true
GW, G, OW, B, BW, O, BW, B
I need your help also in Uganda I saw your video
much love from kenya
way better than TalkTalk lets be real
can you help me start a WISP for my school
why not be a WISP
Those ethernet ends are garbage. If you look on Amazon, they sell RJ-45 connectors that the individual wires pass through the end which are cut off as the end is crimped. This allows you to pull the sheath as far as you can into the connector itself. www.amazon.com/Passthrough-Connectors-Plated-Micron-Performance/dp/B079K7XMGQ/ These are the ones we use at my workplace.
Thanks will have a look
Whys nanostation so popular ? I mean if you get a lot of obstruction might as well use PBE-M2 400 instead, 2.4G provide better penetration, and the antennas was just not tall enough in my opinion
its megabits not megabyte how many times will i have to say that internet speed is measured in megabits
Spot the noob!
Hi, I want to offer free wifi to my customers in the Caribbean through my website without them having to have data on their phones to get the wifi I'm offering. What you think?
It’s an interesting idea. I lived in Bermuda for a few years. Worked with a company who put up community hotspots in high traffic areas. If you were there customer you could access them for free. If you we a guest you could subscribe to to the service. Great in tourist hotspots who want cheap internet. Defiantly and idea worth exploring.
Thank you so much for doing this video; one for your service... But another because I am embarking on social action here too.. I'd like to offer the same in my area and other areas of need non profit.
Hello Jonathan, kindly reach me @cyrusjuma87@gmail.com
Where you based?
I always go with O/W-O-G/W-B-B/W-G-BR/W -BR
OW/O-GW/B-BW/G-BrW/B
there ar punctor available for rj45
i love the amaizing work you did in kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thanks
can u reply to my fb message I need to ask some questions an run an idea by u
Awesome work very cool project
i use as an isp installer in belgium
White orange, orange, White green, blue,White blue,green,White brown,brown
Great works and idea. ;)
Thank you! Cheers!
faster than my plusnet broadband
The way he slams around what he's unboxing is mildly infuriating.
I swear if this is click bate I’m going to delete your TH-cam account!
😭omg finally. You now have a friend and a sub. I’m super serious about becoming an ISP and making my own internet and joining others
Hey, Great video! now how can you make a locak community isp? for a local community step by step? would really like to know how for my community. It doesn't matter if you can connect to google
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lOl please someone teach this guy how to crimp a network cable...
Always up for help! As I said everything i've learned i've self taught myself. Need the professionals like you to help us get better.
What's funny is that my ps4 upload is the same but my download is 90mbs rip
Check out RJ45-EZ plugs and crimpers. There are different plugs for Cat5 and Cat6 EZ.
Will have a look thanks
Hi did you think if I buy the Ubiquiti RP‑5AC‑Gen2 I will have 500/Mbps and not 5/Mbps. becaus with the loco m5 you have 5/Mbps and not 150/Mbps.
Possibly I don’t have much experience with the newer products. But I have purchase a device with the latest AirOS on it. It had trouble connecting to older devices.
From sajid - what is your highest MBPs speed connnection
I rent 100mb and nobody on the network can pull more the 6mb at one time.
does the client have a public ip on its own
i wanna start an isp business in the Philippines. could you be my mentor?
I'm about to release a video of the most frequently asked questions. So happy to help out where i can.
@@WayneHackman thank you
No probs I have a fulltime job outside my internet commitments. But I have some time this week where i'm hoping to update. So post any questions you want me to ask.
Did you pay an ISP
Yes I used a company called access kenya.
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WO, O, WG, B, WB, G, WBN, BN. 56B Standard. To get the best cable made, cut the twisted pair to size of your thumb nail. An old trick my high school teacher showed me. Works every time.
Thanks :) I'm getting better every crimp i do.
GOOD WORK THERE SIR
Cool
Thanks buddy
To get the perfect crip I use the EZ-RJ45 HD Termination Kit, it's not cheap but worth the investment!
Cool thanks will look into it thanks for watching
thạnk you so much!
Hi Wayne. Do you have a full documentation on how i can start my own isp from scratch? id love to do this . i'm a networking enthusiast.
I have made other videos on the subject hopefully that will help.
can u reply to my fb message I need to ask some questions an run an idea by u
whay to agressive with expensive equipment
what
amazing
hi wayne can you show us your reapeater station?
Will do i'm planning an update video which I will look at a repeater station.
I NEVER share mine.. I pay for it so i can be selfish.
I wouldn't normally by costs about 1000usd per month for a 20mb connection. Sharing the love helps share the cost. :)
Share for free... but cover cost with showing advertisements. (email me to know more)
grettagrids
its free ....network....how can work this
Not free people still have to pay me for the subcontracting of the internet. But having more people helps you purchase a larger amount of bandwidth.
wow dat speed ..
Installing it all singlehanded :D
A problem shared is a problem halved! Sometimes I just need to learn the hard way!
5ghz is poison
Why?
you mean 5G?
Should have self promoted yourself like North Korea
very cool......i would like to meet you so that i can get much more information....am in nairobi kenya
Next time i'm up ill try to DM you and we can hook up.
did I had something like Kenya?