There is a difference between gigabit and non-gigabit switches. If you have a 100mbps up then go for gigabit. If you have less than 100mbps go for non-gigabit. And about frequencies, I do suggest pick channels 1,6, and 11. Because these frequency channels do not overlap each other.
pano nmn po pag nag digrade yung internet mo sir gamit ko gigabit swtich 100mb net ko pag dnirect ko sa modem to pc malakas yung net pero pg ginamit ko yung switch bumababa yung net 6 unit kasi gamit namin
Can't help but fall in love with that beautiful desk you have for your computer. Thanks for this video, I just ran into this predicament too, just now.
Sobrang sulit ng info, halos lahat sinisisi ang bagal ng internet SA Telco na gamit nila, daming matutunan SA info mo ngayon, thanks lods, good job. 👍🏻💪🏻
Still a good buy! You never know when you'll need a super long Lan cable. :p did the same thing by accident, ended up really needing it for my pc 3 months later when I needed to move to a different part of the home but still needed the Lan socket in my room :p
Just bought one and OMG I can see the difference between wired and wireless. From getting 25mbps to 230mbps. I can now feel the free speedboost from PLDT. Thanks HardwareSugar!
I'm glad I watched this vid because I had the same issue with you. Ever since I installed my Hue Bridge, my PC has been stuck on WiFi due to no slots left. Thanks for this!
great video! don't also forget to take wifi generations into consideration. When a jurassic device connects to the AP, the AP will lower its standard to the jurassic device's standard (Wifi 1,2,3)
It could be possible that you're connected to 2.4GHz wifi, not 5GHz. Try and check your APs settings and enable 5GHz band to get that 200mbps speed through your wifi. Though note that not all devices can connect to 5GHz wifi. Hope that helps
You can double your wall socket with cat5 and up. Up to gigabit ethernet the connection is made only on 4 wires. Cat5 and up has 8 wires. It's pin 1,2,3 and 6. Make sure you do the same at the other end of the cable.
@@Phorcent If the price is right it's worth for the future. By today standards a cat.5 or cat.6 is enough for home use... I have a telephone connection from the internet supplier and my cat.7 in the house brings nothing to the table. It's like cat.3 to the house or worse. Untill fiber comes my cat.7 is worthless...
cat5 actually degrade if it is the line too long since it doesn't have shielding if you will need long lines of ethernet cable i recommend using cat6 or cat6e or atleast cat5e since it loses will be more little to un noticable...
Used something similar but 8-port sya for multiple devices including the NAS. Or you can also use fibr optic and add a media converter in between to increase the speed.
@@hwsph yeap since you need to convert signals from the LAN cable to fiber optic. This is best if you have like a storage device connected on your network so you can get faster transfer speeds. Or, you can connect it from the switch to converter to pc for your internet speed.
Hello sirs, may I know what's the name of this? @9:00 Appreciate your contents. Very helpful for people who likes neat and clean set ups. Keep safe, healthy and more power to you guys.
so its like an extension cord from your router? like example from my home: modem/router(ISP) > router (asus) > switch (if added) > then all of your useable techs that needed LAN?...
That is correct. Technically when you plugged your Asus router to your modems router, it achieved the job of a switch, which is it gives you more ports to the same source of internet. I'm sure your Asus router has more ports than your ISP router. You can further extend the ports to either your isp router or your Asus router by using the switch. Just think of the switch as extra ports for your router of choice. It doesn't do anything fancy other than that. What I did in my room as seen in the video might look different from what I described above but essentially my switch is attached to my ISP router. Not much different from what you propose above. It's just that I have a long ass cable of about maybe 150 meters built into the wall which can't be seen.
@@hwsph oooh okay okay, gets :) thanks thanks :D i thought at first last time that switch has something like "amplify" connections or something, so in the end its just an extension for more ports :) adn yes the asus router of mine has 2 more ports left since the 1st was connected to the ISP while the 2nd one was connected to a Tenda MW3 mesh, well even if its like having a treshold of 90mbps as i observe (even if i have 200mbps net, sucks i know), its just right for us since, there is no transfer data or heavy things needed, just facebook and youtube just right :'D cant blame the price XD
It's bugging me that you're using your Blue Yeti mic in bidirectional mode instead of cardiod when recording a video of yourself. It looks like in the video that your mic is in bidirectional mode.
I'm still a firm believer of wired stuff. Ask any IT guy it's still suerior to wireless. Our house is wired with endless meters of ethernet wires. Too bad we have to upgrade cat cables now.
@@hwsph sana maka order ako ng parts from your store. Late ko na nalaman na you have a store. Hehe sana makalusot ke esmi. Anyways delicates yung curtain nakadikit sa outlet where power plugs are plugged in. Nagka trauma na ako jan after we had a fire incident.
ang pag bilis ng internet is still depende pa rin sa plan mo. walang device na nakakapag pabilis ng internet mo ng device lang. pwede local lan connection since may mga ethernet cables tayo with certain speeds na kaya mag transfer ng data depende sa capacity. pero kung internet ang pag uusapan papasok pa dyan kung b2b or consumer ang plan mo. sabi nga diba pag consumer up to certain ganito. while sa b2b download speed at upload speed is the same.
i have to ask.. from my modem to router to switch.... i connected my tv to switch and i has no internet. then i put it to the router still has no internet but when i connect it to the modem there is a internet. so what kind of problem is i am facin on....what shouldni do... the routet is ax1500 tp link
Tanong, meron na ho ba brand of modem that you can replace the old modem of your ISP? So that you can plugin your fiber ethernet into your new modem. To be honest, I love Asus aiMesh technology.
I want to say that you can just not use your ISP's router and just use your own however my partner says that's not true. I'll research further but it's a good question and will update the next video with it!
I have a question for anyone who knows; My 2.4GHz band is much slower than my 5GHz one (2.4Ghz band wifi speed is around 30-40 Mbps while the other reaches up to 150 Mbps). I've read online that the speed shouldn't be that different. Currently have PLDT Fiber, and my question is if there is some way I can have it reach to the actual speed
Actually it's just that 2.4GHz band offers coverage at a longer range; however, it transmits data at slower speeds. Instead, the 5GHz band gives less coverage but sends data at faster speeds. But it really depends on the internet connection you have, if you have 45mbps or lower the output between the two frequency should not be different if you have the router infront of you. The other instance you want 5ghz is because many wireless devices are using 2.4ghz such as wireless mouse, keyboard or Bluetooth itself. Well that's what I know. Feel free to correct me.
I know it's late, (you already probably already have figured it out), pldt provided routers are crap. Their 2.4ghz band wlan is capped at 50mbps thereabout. So if you're subscribed to a pldt plan that is more than 50mbps then you're in bad luck. You have three options, 1: downgrade you're internet plan to around just 50mbps so you'll be able utilized the best it could, 2: migrate all your devices to the 5ghz wlan, if you have some phone that are incapable of 5ghz then that's bad luck, 3rd and final is to find a wireless router that offers more than 50mbps on a 2.4ghz bandwith. That should fix it.
My setup: sky cable router to network switch 1 (Dlink) to network switch 2 (tp link) to PC. Network switch 1 is needed coz I need 10 Lan ports for other parts of the house. Network switch 2 is the one I talk about in the video. Network switch 2 is thus plugged into switch 1
Nice vid hardware sugar! Now I know what exactly to buy to extend my lan cable problems. Cause our provider router sucks, it can only connect 1 lan cable. The others are for their cable chu chu
how about ethernet switch with 5 ports. port 1 to isp.port2,3,4 to AP's. then port 5 to another switch with 5 ports also. when i connect all ports of the second switch to AP using VLAN. is this good or not?
You didnt get a faster internet, its still the same. The only thing you did was plugin a 1Gbit-switch You went from a cabled connection for your computer to wireless which made it slower, bought a switch and it went back to same speeds as before... You didndt "maximize internet" through wifie or cable. It didnt degrade beacuse of the Hue bridge! Wi-Fi is also very dependant on other stuff around you on both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz.. Change channel to a lesser used one and use lower TxRate
Question lods. I can't access Facebook po due to SSR error sa browser ng PC . I did all of the troubleshooting such as updating date and time,clear SSL etc but nothing works. Do you think buying a router and connect my PC to new router would help to fix the issue?
good content. will be there a video where you guys compare MOBO w/ integrated WIFI vs WIFI Dongle. atleast 2 different brands of MOBOs w/WIFI compared to 1 TP Link WIFI Dongle. which is faster/reliable. just a thought. more power to you Sugar Daddies.
I know, I just realized the irony. 😅 lesser evil. If it means more reliable internet which doesn't need me to get on my knees, I wouldn't mind seeing one fat ugly wire. 😂
Sir good morning po..may tanong lang pi ako bakit po yung sa akin hinahati nya yung speed ko from 200Mbps to 98Mbps na lng using the same ethernet switch..may idea po ba kayo kng paano aayusin? Thanks po..
Yes, with this method I increase my 30MBP/s internet limited by PPPOE protocol of my provider. I buy a switch and… OH MY GOD: 100 MBP/s. Anyway also with a VPN I cannot bypass this limit.
The best setup (although not the cheapest) if you want wires all over the place is using powerline adapters + cheap switches + mesh wifi (or access points) You get the best of both worlds without all the mess.
Hi, what powerline adapter do you recommend and where do they sell it? Looking at shopee theres one from tplink but it says power over ethernet not powerline adapter which I think is different? Correct me of I'm wrong
@@marklouieadame Problem with that is that most houses also don't have a coaxial cable connection in the wall. If you have to put a coax cable, might as well wire up a cat6 instead.
i change my router, i bought mercusys mr70x..my plan speed is 500mbps, old router max give me 100mbps..after i use that mercusys router, my speed went up to 400mbps..btw, im from malaysia
i am not a graduate of a degree in I.T. but i understand more than what you understand, it seems to me you are just bragging that you are a degree holder you are just a beginner.
Actually, I'm a lawyer, and have 0 background in IT. :) when I put that arrow it was after the words "especially when you aren't a graduate in IT" (like me). In retrospect, I could see how people may have mistaken that for the opposite.
Bakit po ung tp link ko ung ung download speed ko di nag bago pero ung upload speed ko zero lang pero pag tinaggal ko tp link okay nmn upload speed? Naka connect pang kasi ako sa kapitbahay nmin papunta sa bahay namim.
Great video! But kinda misleading title. Better if it was framed as "more reliable" internet connection than "faster". As it is good to recommend internet switches to connect your home devices, not all devices can use a wired connection unfortunately. I haven't seen your other videos, but it would be good to have a part 2 where it could focus more on addressing wireless issues for the cheap. Keep it up!!
Thanks Lance. I'm just taking in all the comments for episode 2. I figured episode 1 focusing on wired internet is a good intro before going into wireless. Hope you will drop by for episode 2 to give your insights as well!
okay naman ang video, informative. hindi ako hater pero misleading lang talaga ang title nang video. i know ginagawa talagang catching ang mga title, pero sana ang title = laman nang video. hindi naman mahina speed mo, kulang ka lang nang port.
Sir anu po mas ok nd curved peru 1440p IPS 27 monitor or Curved 1080p 27 VA monitor? trying to choose which is better para saking 1st ever gaming monitor
its possible po ba na gamitin ang network switch para matransfer ang internet sa router like MAIN WIFI to NETWORK SWITCH to ROUTER? gagana po ba siya? sana mapansin ton comment ko. Thank you
My router is very far away. I agree, if my pc was getting wifi straight from a fancy router it might give a lot better speed. Currently just using the stock freebie from service provider 😅
@@hwsph I agree, my modem is only 2 rooms away. I use a thousand peso router and our plan is just 25Mbps. but I get 10x faster net speed than our plan. IDK why hahaha SKL
My ISP is PLDT Home Fibr and my plan's speed is only 10 Mbps. But I get 20x faster. Likewise, I have no clue why. So, bakit tinitira ng video na'to ang PLDT?
@@Chowder6486 Yeah, I agree, tama ka💯. Kahit naman ang SMART at ang GLOBE - may mga areas sila na malakas, at may mga areas din naman sila na mahina. Ang kaso sa video na ito [ 0:05 ] - kapag sinabi niyang "SLOW" - agad-agad PLDT na. Is this fair accusation? FYI Hardware Sugar, ayon sa Speedtest by Ookla - the fastest ISP HERE in the Philippines is PLDT. So I wonder, ano kaya ang ISP nitong Hardware Sugar na mayroong "ultra fast speed" (ayon mismo sa kanya)? Siguro sa Singapore siya nag-connect ng "ultra fast speed", saka niya ikinumpara sa PLDT.😒 Bravo👏, Mr. Hardware (NOT) Sugar (but bittersweet)! A big 👎 for singling out PLDT as SLOW! Talagang ipinakita pa yung logo ng PLDT, not once but twice. Ano, magtatago ka (Hardware Sugar) sa likod ng "freedom of speech and expression"? "The right to freedom of speech & expression comes with responsibilities. And therefore, it may not be recognized as being ABSOLUTE, and there are common limitations or boundaries that may put you in trouble if you cross the line".
From what I can see, at least one of your APs are connected as Fast Ethernet, as seen on 9:55, explaining your 100Mbps download speeds whilst connected to a AP I'm assuming you're using Unifi AC Lite APs, these support Full Gigabit Links, with passive 24v PoE
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There is a difference between gigabit and non-gigabit switches.
If you have a 100mbps up then go for gigabit.
If you have less than 100mbps go for non-gigabit.
And about frequencies, I do suggest pick channels 1,6, and 11.
Because these frequency channels do not overlap each other.
Thanks for the tips on the channels and the non-gigabit switches. Will incorporate into the next episode. Stay safe Zenfandel!
pano nmn po pag nag digrade yung internet mo sir gamit ko gigabit swtich 100mb net ko pag dnirect ko sa modem to pc malakas yung net pero pg ginamit ko yung switch bumababa yung net 6 unit kasi gamit namin
@@StreamSheeydee anong switch gamit mo? it depends kasi sa brand at quality ng switch na ginagamit mo rin.
9:07 Looks like you have extra lines there. Could put a different frontplane and add more keystones in the box.
this is basically what I explain on my previous job but detailed and simple
Can't help but fall in love with that beautiful desk you have for your computer. Thanks for this video, I just ran into this predicament too, just now.
you can learn more about the desk here :)
th-cam.com/video/R8qW7L7lHIE/w-d-xo.html
Sobrang sulit ng info, halos lahat sinisisi ang bagal ng internet SA Telco na gamit nila, daming matutunan SA info mo ngayon, thanks lods, good job. 👍🏻💪🏻
Sa telco talaga,Kung ano bigay ng telco/isp yun na yun
Unfortunately, most of the time and telco talaga ang problema.
I remember myself buying 15 meters LAN Cable when i only need less than 5 meters HAHAHAHAHAHA
Still a good buy! You never know when you'll need a super long Lan cable. :p did the same thing by accident, ended up really needing it for my pc 3 months later when I needed to move to a different part of the home but still needed the Lan socket in my room :p
the same with me wahahahahahhaa
Same!
Bruh same
Bruh mine is worse i thought 30meters is short 😭
Just bought one and OMG I can see the difference between wired and wireless. From getting 25mbps to 230mbps. I can now feel the free speedboost from PLDT. Thanks HardwareSugar!
You mean that you have bought a Switch?
I really like this guy's voice and videos, enjoyable to watch and also informative :)
Ok this is legit. Hahaha.
From 30mbps and around 30-60ping on Wifi, naging 150mbps and less than 10ping on Ethernet cable.
The wonders of an old fashioned cable.😂
@@hwsph funny thing is naka 45mbps lang kami na plan HAHAHA ewan ko bat umaabot ng ganoong speeds
If pldt then boosted ang internet mo.
@@briantamagos2306 same, 45 mbps lang din pldt namin tapos mag 2 months na umaabot 200 mbps. free boost yata
@@mogu1656 Naka converge kami. Haha. Pero thank you pa rin sa free extra speeds haha
I'm glad I watched this vid because I had the same issue with you. Ever since I installed my Hue Bridge, my PC has been stuck on WiFi due to no slots left. Thanks for this!
Happy to help a fellow Hue brother out!
great video! don't also forget to take wifi generations into consideration. When a jurassic device connects to the AP, the AP will lower its standard to the jurassic device's standard (Wifi 1,2,3)
🤟🤟🤟🤟 thanks! Good point!!
I don't really get why you guys have haters. I'm confused
Very informative. Thank you for this, HS! More power to your channel 👏
Glad it was helpful!
It could be possible that you're connected to 2.4GHz wifi, not 5GHz. Try and check your APs settings and enable 5GHz band to get that 200mbps speed through your wifi. Though note that not all devices can connect to 5GHz wifi. Hope that helps
Oh so thats what 2.4G and 5G meant? My phone could only see our 2.4G one, but newer phones in my family can see both the 2.4 and 5G
I saw your youtube ad lol, the only ad that made me really excited.
Woah, thanks Charles. You are the first to comment about our ad! We just released it last week. :)
@@hwsph I saw it last night.
Easy to understand, concise, practical and full pack of info. Also, I gotta say, ang crisp ng rehistro ng kulay ng video! 👍
Nice vid!
I assume you are using a gigabit switcher?
I am indeed!
Looking forward to the next episode of this!
You can double your wall socket with cat5 and up.
Up to gigabit ethernet the connection is made only on 4 wires. Cat5 and up has 8 wires. It's pin 1,2,3 and 6. Make sure you do the same at the other end of the cable.
I have a cat8 ethernet cable is this worth buying?
@@Phorcent If the price is right it's worth for the future. By today standards a cat.5 or cat.6 is enough for home use...
I have a telephone connection from the internet supplier and my cat.7 in the house brings nothing to the table. It's like cat.3 to the house or worse.
Untill fiber comes my cat.7 is worthless...
cat5 actually degrade if it is the line too long since it doesn't have shielding if you will need long lines of ethernet cable i recommend using cat6 or cat6e or atleast cat5e since it loses will be more little to un noticable...
Hey, THANK YOU! ARE YOU “CERTIFIED” NETWORK SOECIALIST? I have a unique question. I need guidance. Thank you!
Used something similar but 8-port sya for multiple devices including the NAS. Or you can also use fibr optic and add a media converter in between to increase the speed.
Hey thanks for the tip on the media converter!
@@hwsph yeap since you need to convert signals from the LAN cable to fiber optic. This is best if you have like a storage device connected on your network so you can get faster transfer speeds. Or, you can connect it from the switch to converter to pc for your internet speed.
"Might probably trip someone" LMAAOOOOO
No former students allowed here. =p
Hello sirs, may I know what's the name of this? @9:00
Appreciate your contents. Very helpful for people who likes neat and clean set ups.
Keep safe, healthy and more power to you guys.
female rj45 pero usually tawag lng rj45 idk
so its like an extension cord from your router? like example from my home:
modem/router(ISP) > router (asus) > switch (if added) > then all of your useable techs that needed LAN?...
That is correct. Technically when you plugged your Asus router to your modems router, it achieved the job of a switch, which is it gives you more ports to the same source of internet. I'm sure your Asus router has more ports than your ISP router. You can further extend the ports to either your isp router or your Asus router by using the switch. Just think of the switch as extra ports for your router of choice. It doesn't do anything fancy other than that.
What I did in my room as seen in the video might look different from what I described above but essentially my switch is attached to my ISP router. Not much different from what you propose above. It's just that I have a long ass cable of about maybe 150 meters built into the wall which can't be seen.
@@hwsph oooh okay okay, gets :) thanks thanks :D i thought at first last time that switch has something like "amplify" connections or something, so in the end its just an extension for more ports :)
adn yes the asus router of mine has 2 more ports left since the 1st was connected to the ISP while the 2nd one was connected to a Tenda MW3 mesh, well even if its like having a treshold of 90mbps as i observe (even if i have 200mbps net, sucks i know), its just right for us since, there is no transfer data or heavy things needed, just facebook and youtube just right :'D cant blame the price XD
you can also buy mesh wifi but it will be more expensive than routing wire connections
this is basic tutorial and yes it will help you manage the internet speed if just only 1 source. nice one
Thanks Rezky!
I like your quality in the producción, the takes and the audi, saludos desde Mexico perro!!!
it is also applied in audio.. since bluetooth transmission compresses the quality of the sound..
cable management mantra "out of sight, out of mind" lol
Thank you. I also use this. God bless.
I spent 300$ in my home network(4 xaoimi AX1800 and 1 d'link dgs-108). The speed from 200 up to 500 Mbps in all rooms over WiFi
out of curiosity what's the layout of your home (floors, rooms)?
does the switch transfers gigabit full duplex?
No it isn't, but I do belive this other model from tp link is TL-SF1008D
@@hwsph more vids! 🔥
It's bugging me that you're using your Blue Yeti mic in bidirectional mode instead of cardiod when recording a video of yourself. It looks like in the video that your mic is in bidirectional mode.
Very Clear and concise!
may i ask if do you know what category type of ethernet cable you using in this video?
I'm still a firm believer of wired stuff. Ask any IT guy it's still suerior to wireless. Our house is wired with endless meters of ethernet wires. Too bad we have to upgrade cat cables now.
Cable management: "if you can't see it, it's cable managed"
We only use our AP's at home which are hard wired to our network switch for mobile devices. Laptops, pc's and tv are all hard wired.
Same 👌
@@hwsph sana maka order ako ng parts from your store. Late ko na nalaman na you have a store. Hehe sana makalusot ke esmi.
Anyways delicates yung curtain nakadikit sa outlet where power plugs are plugged in. Nagka trauma na ako jan after we had a fire incident.
link for the product in Lazada is not working. Please can you make a new one? thanks!
Sat next to my router... 1.5 MB/s
Go to another part of the house... still feels like PLDT...
woops we are using PLDT hahaha
😅😂
so it means that the key for you to have a strong wifi connection is by adapting your cable network system to your home? interesting
Please make a video on how to use an aftermarket router on a Converge fiber optic cable?? Dont know what its called. Thank you.
ang pag bilis ng internet is still depende pa rin sa plan mo. walang device na nakakapag pabilis ng internet mo ng device lang. pwede local lan connection since may mga ethernet cables tayo with certain speeds na kaya mag transfer ng data depende sa capacity. pero kung internet ang pag uusapan papasok pa dyan kung b2b or consumer ang plan mo. sabi nga diba pag consumer up to certain ganito. while sa b2b download speed at upload speed is the same.
i have to ask.. from my modem to router to switch.... i connected my tv to switch and i has no internet. then i put it to the router still has no internet but when i connect it to the modem there is a internet. so what kind of problem is i am facin on....what shouldni do... the routet is ax1500 tp link
Tanong, meron na ho ba brand of modem that you can replace the old modem of your ISP? So that you can plugin your fiber ethernet into your new modem.
To be honest, I love Asus aiMesh technology.
I want to say that you can just not use your ISP's router and just use your own however my partner says that's not true. I'll research further but it's a good question and will update the next video with it!
"Like PLDT" nice burn bruh 🤣
Dude nabitin ako s cable management, JK, thanks for the additional information, more power!
Always save content for the future :p
Your house looks similar to Slater Young’s house💯💯💯
Nah can't beat the Sky Pod. 😅
I have a question for anyone who knows; My 2.4GHz band is much slower than my 5GHz one (2.4Ghz band wifi speed is around 30-40 Mbps while the other reaches up to 150 Mbps). I've read online that the speed shouldn't be that different. Currently have PLDT Fiber, and my question is if there is some way I can have it reach to the actual speed
Actually it's just that 2.4GHz band offers coverage at a longer range; however, it transmits data at slower speeds. Instead, the 5GHz band gives less coverage but sends data at faster speeds. But it really depends on the internet connection you have, if you have 45mbps or lower the output between the two frequency should not be different if you have the router infront of you. The other instance you want 5ghz is because many wireless devices are using 2.4ghz such as wireless mouse, keyboard or Bluetooth itself. Well that's what I know. Feel free to correct me.
I know it's late, (you already probably already have figured it out), pldt provided routers are crap. Their 2.4ghz band wlan is capped at 50mbps thereabout. So if you're subscribed to a pldt plan that is more than 50mbps then you're in bad luck. You have three options, 1: downgrade you're internet plan to around just 50mbps so you'll be able utilized the best it could, 2: migrate all your devices to the 5ghz wlan, if you have some phone that are incapable of 5ghz then that's bad luck, 3rd and final is to find a wireless router that offers more than 50mbps on a 2.4ghz bandwith. That should fix it.
LAN Cable and Gigabit switch, All Day! 🙋
So converge router - tp link - wire to pc and to other router?
My setup: sky cable router to network switch 1 (Dlink) to network switch 2 (tp link) to PC. Network switch 1 is needed coz I need 10 Lan ports for other parts of the house. Network switch 2 is the one I talk about in the video. Network switch 2 is thus plugged into switch 1
Do you have a video on cable management
yup th-cam.com/video/-NKjn2odYkU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4_oAPdEHAEe3b34h
Do you need to configure ur network switch or is it a simple process like plug n play?
Was a Wifi 6 Mesh not a consideration to keep your network wireless?
Are you using cat6 cables?
Nice vid hardware sugar! Now I know what exactly to buy to extend my lan cable problems. Cause our provider router sucks, it can only connect 1 lan cable. The others are for their cable chu chu
Exactly! You are most welcome!
wait so should I replace this with modem or not
"follow nalang yung cable management" HAHAHHAHAHA
Is it possible to have two sources of internet?
yes
how about ethernet switch with 5 ports. port 1 to isp.port2,3,4 to AP's. then port 5 to another switch with 5 ports also. when i connect all ports of the second switch to AP using VLAN. is this good or not?
can use that network switch for VLAN CONNECTION SIR?
Are you using Cat 6 or Cat 5 Cables?
Where did you buy your table setup?
Got a video with that. Details in the description: th-cam.com/video/R8qW7L7lHIE/w-d-xo.html
Need help configuring VLAN.. tagging.. untagging.. very confusing.. Hi Rafael, baka naman you can teach
what do u call ur rgb lights sa computer? that faces the wall the hue thing
Will that speed internet in I. Norte with Globe small tiny router.,,
Is it okay if i use 2 router?How does it affect my internet?
Salamat po sa info!!
Disclaimer: Not sponsored by PLDT
😅
@@hwsph mukhang may bad memories kayo sa PLDC... I mean PLDT
Can you use 2 ISP for that router hub?
no
can this method solve the problem with pocket loss?
Hi cute Doggo @5:38
Thank you so much!!! ❤
You didnt get a faster internet, its still the same. The only thing you did was plugin a 1Gbit-switch
You went from a cabled connection for your computer to wireless which made it slower, bought a switch and it went back to same speeds as before...
You didndt "maximize internet" through wifie or cable. It didnt degrade beacuse of the Hue bridge!
Wi-Fi is also very dependant on other stuff around you on both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz.. Change channel to a lesser used one and use lower TxRate
Question lods. I can't access Facebook po due to SSR error sa browser ng PC . I did all of the troubleshooting such as updating date and time,clear SSL etc but nothing works. Do you think buying a router and connect my PC to new router would help to fix the issue?
good content. will be there a video where you guys compare MOBO w/ integrated WIFI vs WIFI Dongle.
atleast 2 different brands of MOBOs w/WIFI compared to 1 TP Link WIFI Dongle. which is faster/reliable.
just a thought. more power to you Sugar Daddies.
Excellent idea. I always wanted to test drive that myself!
@@hwsph and do MOBOs that are available for purchase on your website. as I am planning on buying one from you guys. hahaha.
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@@hwsph particularly the MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk ATX w/o WIFI - as I have my eyes on that. hahaha. this is definitely self serving.
Kuya Raf praising wires ??? What universe is this haha
I know, I just realized the irony. 😅 lesser evil. If it means more reliable internet which doesn't need me to get on my knees, I wouldn't mind seeing one fat ugly wire. 😂
Sir good morning po..may tanong lang pi ako bakit po yung sa akin hinahati nya yung speed ko from 200Mbps to 98Mbps na lng using the same ethernet switch..may idea po ba kayo kng paano aayusin? Thanks po..
Yes, with this method I increase my 30MBP/s internet limited by PPPOE protocol of my provider. I buy a switch and… OH MY GOD: 100 MBP/s. Anyway also with a VPN I cannot bypass this limit.
The best setup (although not the cheapest) if you want wires all over the place is using powerline adapters + cheap switches + mesh wifi (or access points)
You get the best of both worlds without all the mess.
Hi, what powerline adapter do you recommend and where do they sell it? Looking at shopee theres one from tplink but it says power over ethernet not powerline adapter which I think is different? Correct me of I'm wrong
@@okietokki UP
Powerline is inconsistent sometimes insteat use MOCA 2.5 CONNECTION
@@marklouieadame Problem with that is that most houses also don't have a coaxial cable connection in the wall.
If you have to put a coax cable, might as well wire up a cat6 instead.
i change my router, i bought mercusys mr70x..my plan speed is 500mbps, old router max give me 100mbps..after i use that mercusys router, my speed went up to 400mbps..btw, im from malaysia
thanks for the input, I don't think we have that brand here though (Philippines)
@@hwsph really? its sub brand from tp-link..its cheaper n works well
i am not a graduate of a degree in I.T. but i understand more than what you understand, it seems to me you are just bragging that you are a degree holder you are just a beginner.
Actually, I'm a lawyer, and have 0 background in IT. :) when I put that arrow it was after the words "especially when you aren't a graduate in IT" (like me). In retrospect, I could see how people may have mistaken that for the opposite.
Bakit po ung tp link ko ung ung download speed ko di nag bago pero ung upload speed ko zero lang pero pag tinaggal ko tp link okay nmn upload speed? Naka connect pang kasi ako sa kapitbahay nmin papunta sa bahay namim.
just dont cascade these switches too much and limit overall number of connected devices. it might cause MAC flap and dhcp pool exhaustion.
Agreed.
i content niyo po ang Powerline adapters/extenders. suggestion lang.
we actually have a scheduled video on that, coming out very soon
almost same thing if you have an old router, that's what I did as a hack instead of buying another device
Yup! Old routers are useful as the way you used it as an extra switch or even as an access point broadcaster
Is there such thing na maximum/limit po sa Mbps na kaya ng laptop/PC? or naka base lang talaga sa ethernet cable na gamit po?
Yeap, it's always the neighbor's fault. I can confirm this.
true that
Great video! But kinda misleading title.
Better if it was framed as "more reliable" internet connection than "faster". As it is good to recommend internet switches to connect your home devices, not all devices can use a wired connection unfortunately. I haven't seen your other videos, but it would be good to have a part 2 where it could focus more on addressing wireless issues for the cheap.
Keep it up!!
Thanks Lance. I'm just taking in all the comments for episode 2. I figured episode 1 focusing on wired internet is a good intro before going into wireless. Hope you will drop by for episode 2 to give your insights as well!
i bought 20m lan cable but dang it so looooongg 🤣 and i bought a wrong cable should bought Cat6 instead of 5 😅
okay naman ang video, informative. hindi ako hater pero misleading lang talaga ang title nang video. i know ginagawa talagang catching ang mga title, pero sana ang title = laman nang video. hindi naman mahina speed mo, kulang ka lang nang port.
pwede po ba eto bro sa cat8 lan cable? i use to play pc games malaki kasi ping ko mga 90 not sure if makakatulong..mabagal kasi pldt fber
Sir anu po mas ok nd curved peru 1440p IPS 27 monitor or Curved 1080p 27 VA monitor? trying to choose which is better para saking 1st ever gaming monitor
Between the two, whichever has a higher refresh rate. Ips panel better but higher refresh rate is so much more noticeboard important
@@hwsph ips is 144hz 1ms and the VA is 165hz 5ms
its possible po ba na gamitin ang network switch para matransfer ang internet sa router like MAIN WIFI to NETWORK SWITCH to ROUTER? gagana po ba siya? sana mapansin ton comment ko. Thank you
I use my PC's wifi 6 and I don't have any problem with it. I can get 200 - 250 Mbps with 1 ms. siguro it depends on the router or modem.
My router is very far away. I agree, if my pc was getting wifi straight from a fancy router it might give a lot better speed. Currently just using the stock freebie from service provider 😅
@@hwsph I agree, my modem is only 2 rooms away. I use a thousand peso router and our plan is just 25Mbps. but I get 10x faster net speed than our plan. IDK why hahaha SKL
My ISP is PLDT Home Fibr and my plan's speed is only 10 Mbps. But I get 20x faster. Likewise, I have no clue why. So, bakit tinitira ng video na'to ang PLDT?
@@jra2741 tinitira ba? BTW net speed is also depends on your location. I have a friend in Antipolo na problemado sa PLDT
@@Chowder6486 Yeah, I agree, tama ka💯. Kahit naman ang SMART at ang GLOBE - may mga areas sila na malakas, at may mga areas din naman sila na mahina.
Ang kaso sa video na ito [ 0:05 ] - kapag sinabi niyang "SLOW" - agad-agad PLDT na. Is this fair accusation?
FYI Hardware Sugar, ayon sa Speedtest by Ookla - the fastest ISP HERE in the Philippines is PLDT.
So I wonder, ano kaya ang ISP nitong Hardware Sugar na mayroong "ultra fast speed" (ayon mismo sa kanya)?
Siguro sa Singapore siya nag-connect ng "ultra fast speed", saka niya ikinumpara sa PLDT.😒
Bravo👏, Mr. Hardware (NOT) Sugar (but bittersweet)! A big 👎 for singling out PLDT as SLOW! Talagang ipinakita pa yung logo ng PLDT, not once but twice.
Ano, magtatago ka (Hardware Sugar) sa likod ng "freedom of speech and expression"?
"The right to freedom of speech & expression comes with responsibilities. And therefore, it may not be recognized as being ABSOLUTE, and there are common limitations or boundaries that may put you in trouble if you cross the line".
Nice vid rock!
Uy si Meeko! Honored. :) Thanks!
this guy is ridiculously rich af considering he's here in ph jesus christ.
From what I can see, at least one of your APs are connected as Fast Ethernet, as seen on 9:55, explaining your 100Mbps download speeds whilst connected to a AP
I'm assuming you're using Unifi AC Lite APs, these support Full Gigabit Links, with passive 24v PoE
100% related ang kalat ng wires hahahah reason na palaging galit aking parents parang endless mess daw ang wires ko HAHAHA