New Building Network
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The first part of getting the new building up and running is to get some data moving around! In this video we install the new building network! (Don't miss me thinking about @LGR's love for woodgrain!)
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* Ubiquiti 48 Port PoE Pro: amzn.to/3dm91R5
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* SuperMicro Firewall Appliance 5018D-FN8T: amzn.to/3do4M7e
* CyberPower UPS: amzn.to/3e4E2b7
* 42 Meaning of life shirt: amzn.to/32idoWZ
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Man this is my first time watching a explainer style geek pub video and I keep thinking it's an 8 bit guy video. These brothers really have a lot of speaking style in common.
Are they really brothers? I follow them both and I had no idea
@@saleen235 Yes, but don't ask which one is older... 😇
Oh you can ask! ;-)
I got that impression too when I discovered this channel, but as a person living in another country and whose mother tongue is of course not English, I wasn't sure if that was just how Texans from the area the Murrays live in sound like. Glad I got it right despite my foreign ear!
David has said multiple times in his videos how old he is...and he's actually my age. You pretty much stay on topic though.
The first part of getting the new building ready is to get it some data!
Dang, I wish I would have known you were needing a Full Rack and some ladder rack. We are doing some renovations at my office and I could have given you that stuff for free. I'm here in the DFW area too so not far from you. I could have brought it to you. Next time you need any equipment like that shoot me a message.
Hope to see you at a meetup then!!!
Do you have a pass through patch panel in your rack? What did you do there?
I really enjoyed the fact that you went very in depth to explain each process. I didn’t know what a server ladder or j bolts were or how they were used. Thanks and its looking great!!
Glad you enjoyed!
The new GeekPub is coming together nicely! Well done!
Great video Mike! Wow, The New Geek Pub building is coming along great! I'm looking forward to all the Projects and other content you bring in the future!
Sweet! I install networks for a living. My favorite project is designing, configuring, and installing from the ground up. Congrats on your new space!
Mike, you did a good job on your new server, even though your brother David doesn't like those "PETSCII" Rag mount equipment. Keep up the good work!
Hahah, you're right. I wouldn't have chosen that sort of equipment for this environment.
Synology 😭🤮
...wireless access points...Sounds like an oxymoron. I feel totally inadequate with my little WiFi router in my bedroom closet.
This tiny building has more IT than some small countries.😂 (Love how you tried to justify why you need it all... but we all know you just love networks and computers 😉) Can’t wait to see the next video!!
Great video... Just subbed. If you're building your set, bear in mind that mad triangle patterns on the wall behind you can be heavily distracting to the viewer! 😜
Greetings from Ireland!
It is really coming together man!
"Dumpster diving! A lot of copper!"
A gold mine for those who work with recycling, at least here in my country
Altex huh? I didn't y'all where Texans! Hope your doing well, espically after that freak snowstorm!
Excellent video. a pleasure to watch!
Noooo. That video was far too short. Would’ve liked to have seen more of the network install and other stuff.
I know! There will be many more! It's super hard to make long videos and actually get the work done there so we can bring this place "on-line".
Tmw you watch a random video from a random channel from the related videos on the right, and there's a sudden 8-Bit Guy cameo:
:D
So many questions: Where are all the Ethernet cables that are not used for Wi-Fi access points going? Do you even use the already built-in Ethernet ports in the walls? How will the workstations be connected to the server room? How can the remote access be happening?
That server stuff looks expensive. What the hell do you do for a living to have that much disposable income!? Your car, your you, your workshop, everything looks huge and expensive!
I like how you and your brother both use the same background music
Anders Enger Jenesen
7:10 so backup disaster recovery is so important in business, right? Where is room for backup disaster recovery sir? Is it in another building?
Great video I love seeing real world setups
This is what you call a Man Cave! The place is looking awesome. Always hard putting in new stuff on top of previous owners stuff, more difficult than a totally blank canvas. Great video.
I have a client that has Spectrum Business internet & phone. They have a block of static IPs and aren't required to use Spectrum's modem. Through troubleshooting phone calls and technician visits, Spectrum has never complained.
Maybe I misunderstood what you meant by "equipment"... that is a possibility.
I want to concur with the above statement that spectrum can put their modem in pass-through mode and you can get rid of their wireless router device. I did this about a month ago at my city's community center. It takes about a 10 minute call for them to reprovision the modem and you're good to go. Sometimes they require that you get a specific modem from them. I believe the one that supports pass through is the Arris brand. Sometimes when the technician doesn't have that on their truck they will give you a two box solution which is what you have now.
Oh in just a tip sometimes, their phone techs well accidentally reprovision the wireless router instead of your modem so be sure to specify what you want exactly when you call.
They told the the two box is required because they use RIP to provision the static IP and RIP runs on their router.
The 8-bit guy is going to hate the use of patch panels!
Indeed!
When will the video explaining more about the network come out?
8:82 so we need cctv in business because to monitor the employee, things, right?
Does your local building code not require bonding your rack and ladders? I don’t see any bond wires.
Even if not code this should be done!!!
I don't know what the heck all that stuff does. But it's interesting.
I started watching the 8-Bit guy a while ago, and have gone through most of his videos, and some that interest me, more than once. I remeber a video where David Murray mentioned that he had a brother, and he may even have cameoed in one, but I had no idea that @TheGeekPub was David's brother. He is so much more talented, better looking and interesting than his brother.
😆
6:26 did you using windows server instead of Linux sir? ☺️
8 bit guy and the geek pub tag team... Good stuff!
Super Murray Bros.
I love this kind of content... great work!
Haha spectrum... we all work somewhere.
00:50 - Hmm. there appears to be a smart thermostat behind you! (?)
Dang, I was planning on dumping illegally.
I Hope that it is tempoary the cables are liying in that way in the cableladder in the serverroom.
What do you mean?
>replaces smart thermostat with a smart thermostat
*honeywell throws entire division in the garbage*
They should. Their products are garbage.
tardis1 and tardis2
I approve
7:57 Sir, Great video. Why you using ubiquity instead of other vendor like Aruba, Cisco,Huawei, etc?
6:09 data is new oil, huh? ☺️
Meant to ask in the last video, where is the Bar going to be? Not much of a pub without drinks!
I don't know, but we def need one!
@@TheGeekPub and why is it called the Geek Pub?
Being forced to use Spectrum's equipment for a static IP is ridiculous. For some of my smaller clients, i'm now back to Dynamic DNS to get away from that...
All that can be replaced with a single linux server. You Americans use way too much hardware for a single shop. I bet you don't exceed 500 devices. Edit: 500 devices actually used not the bloat i am seeing.
You have no idea what I am running on this or what requirements I have.
It always amazes me when I see someone on the tubes make a comment with such authority about someone else's setup that they know nothing about. I can make some assumptions about them. They think COVID is a scam. They think the election was stolen from Trump. They think "the gays" are the problem with America. Did I nail you Jayson? Because its never about what you actually know. It's about what makes you feel good to believe.
i dont understand the issue of some one using your dumpster,is there a cost to you for having there trash in there?
It sucks when your dumpster is full and you can't use it. We also pay by how much we use.
Could of swarn David was narrating the video for like 5 minutes streight but then I noticed a bit difference in the voice lol. Also, I've worked with Spectrum/Charter for years (not as an employee) and never ran into having to use their crappy router if your static, just go from the modem to your pFSense, if they say otherwise, their wrong (Need to talk with another rep) and should replace the modem with one that can provision to a static WAN output.
Why AC Pros when MU-MIMO AP's such as the NanoHD from Ubiquiti have been out for years now? The AP AC Pro is really a quite old product now.
Because I already had a pile of them in my parts bins.
@@TheGeekPub Makes sense:)
Wow, you are lucky to have Altex. Nashville has become 10,000 bars and no real (small) businesses.
Pretty. I like Ubiquity routers, but I didn't buy into their whole product line. I tended towards Asus access points. It does look nice, though.
New subscriber here and enjoyed all your tours specially this one. Got a few nice tips from watching. Great job.
On the one hand, I'd say get rid of the drop ceiling, as your viewers are the type to really enjoy seeing all the "cable porn" and so on... but on the other hand, that's a recipe for some nasty echo. Darn acoustics.
Yeah, its also where the insulation lives, and would require foaming the ceiling or something.
@@TheGeekPub It may be Texas, but insulation is still important!
VERRRRRY nice 'enterprise' setup. 8BG may rant against it, but rack-mounted equipment is the best.
In reddit this video can be considered as NSFW because it's definitely Network Porn.
Hlo sir I saw your video it's really nice I want to know about windows server a small information I have server in my company but it's very slow may i know any good idea from you related to that
I so wish we had a shop like that in the uk... nice work
Depending where you are there is CPC in Preston Lancashire, not quite as much as that on display but they have an argos style operation where you can go and pick stuff up from a trade counter.
There is also Scan in Bolton if you are after more consumer grade stuff.
Knowing that you have a Model X, what are your opinions on electric pickup trucks?
Well, I ordered a Cybertruck if that tells you anything. ;-)
@@TheGeekPub All I needed to know. When the Cybertruck arrives, I would love to see an honest comparison between the F150 and the Cybertruck.
Ditto. I think the cybertruck looks goofy, so it will be interesting to hear if it *IS* goofy. The most unique one I've seen announced recently is the Canoo.
0:45 Mike is wearing one of David's 6502 shirts. Cool.
Mmm. That rail is much nicer to work with than the galvanized razor rail I'm used to.
7:11 douglas adams
So it's you that's been keeping David. Just kidding, i watch both channels.
Holy cow! I didn't know you were brothers. I've been suscribed to both of you all this time and never knew!
One of my favourite sounds is the „boeing at liftoff“ sound my server fans make when I reboot them.. 😁
Where did you get that 42 shirt.
amzn.to/32idoWZ
I noticed you had two modems, what was the other Arris modem for? Very nice video! ( Very late comment)
The other one is for VoIP service.
@@TheGeekPub ah nice!
Looks great guys! Lot of inspiration for my upcoming office!
Not only is this getting your area ready for later videos, the setting up is exactly the kind of content that I'm here for, hahaha.
New sub. The server and network installation looks awesome. I can’t wait to see more videos.
This dude sounds so much like David from the 8 bit guy! 🤯
So are you two brothers or really good friends
brothers
Very nice setup, I look forward to seeing it come along and seing it one day in person.
thank you for brightening my Friday. awesome work.
Isn't it possible to clone the mac address of the modem/router and then be able to not use the ISP Provided equipment?
Not on Spectrum. They use a version of 802.1x authentication.
@@TheGeekPub That's just stupid
AT&T does the same on their fiber service here.
Hope you recycled the old cables there’s value in those for scrap…
Nope. That's not true. They won't take CAT5/6 unless you remove the jackets. Ask me how I know.
@@TheGeekPub it's different in the UK they will take this but pay less per unit weight.
What brand of cameras do you use?
Check out any video on the The Geekbits Podcast Channel. The video descriptions contain all of that information (and more).
Couldn't click on this video fast enough!
What ever happened to this place?
Check our other channel @timeriftarcade.
I have to keep some of my servers in the same room I sleep in. And I like the noise
I am guessing you have no HA for your VMware as you only have one machine. We use VMware and HA at our location and for maintenance there is nothing better then moving a server live to other hardware.. Shutting that hardware down for maintenance and then brining it back up and migrate VMs back to it all live during the day!
I have two. And yes I have HA.
Thx for doing everything properly.😉
Just a heads up people can’t click the notification bell
Seems to work fine for me.
It keeps giving me a something when wrong every time I try to enable it
those ladders look really nice :) awsome woork!
So looking forward to these videos 👍🏻
For anyone else I would recommend 750mm racks and or moving the rack a foot from the wall for easier racking of servers. .... Btw, any AC heat management?
Moving the rack away from the wall is not an option. Heat management is a future video.
I just realized, you and Dave sound a lot alike.
Could you set up a solar power system at your location?
You should add an ubiquiti industrial switch to shop
I would have suggested fixing the extension ladder to the wall in both ends. What heppens when you want to move or replace the rack?
I doubt they will need to replace that 42U or 48U cabinet. And since it is not a high density DC install, then doubt they will ever consume that much U space. Based on what is shown and considering the patch panel is not mounted in the cabinet, they could easily get away with a half height cabinet. The ladder rack extension appears to be well secured to the main ladder rack and should easily support the amount of copper secured to it. Sides, if they were to replace the cabinet, all the ran cables would most likely get back pulled.
So where's the actual pub? :)
What do you use for your vdi clients?
Mr. GeekPub, you appear to be in heaven. (Except for the Spectrum stuff)
If only we had Fiber service!!! :-)
this is awesome man, i love the real life explain aspect
That picture of the old PC with Wood on it, I have that same kind of PC. It was my first one that I paid for with the money I earned.
That's @LGR.
That altex look quite familiar...
Very neat and organized!
I’m not sure how Texas building codes work, but I have a few things to point out. The city inspector will probably not allow that white “BC” type fire extinguisher, since it’s most likely required to be a standard ABC red type. Also, Is the building big enough to require a fire alarm system?
We passed building inspection with flying colors. The white fire extinguisher is a K class for the kitchen only.
@@TheGeekPub ok thanks!
Hi,
I see you added a battery pack for that UPS. May I ask what model you used? I am building out some servers, however a single or couple UPS does not last more than 20m.
That battery pack interests me,
Thank you- Guy from the YT comments
I found the model in the video after following the trail from the video description
Links in description.
I get that security cameras will record any malfeasance, but then what? It’s not like you’re monitoring a cash register. If someone illegally dumps or robs your building, how does the video help in a practical way? Do you expect to recognize the perpetrators? Do you think police will actually investigate your burglary? I’m asking this seriously. I don’t understand the infatuation with video.
Mainly I have the cameras up on a large monitor at home and at the building. If something goes wrong I am minutes away.
I used to work for a CCTV/ camera company, so I'd love to answer this question.
Perhaps a $20 amazon package might not get much attention when caught on a video doorbell apart from being filed away where legal costs may outweigh the restitution you'd get if they can even identify the person at all, but that's a petty crime. If someone lit your house on fire, that footage would be a lot more useful as a company will have to pay out hundreds of thousands of dollars.
There's a lot of things that can be catastrophic to a business, that are a big deal. A lot of times insurance policies may have policies or economic incentives to have cameras on property.
I know when I worked doing CCTV stuff most of the reasons we pulled footage were for slip and falls to insurance companies to show that signs were put up as this could be a huge lawsuit.
Either way there were some uses that would surprise you though. We would have calls of people pulling up footage to find where they left their keys, drug deals done in parking lots that the police needed as evidence, or even hit and runs, where the footage got a license plate. Sure they may not have a lot of public access, but there's a lot more liability running a business that one wouldn't even dream of.
Also the blunt truth is that it's a deterrent. Would you rather rob a building with cameras or without cameras?
You don't have to be the fastest when running away from a dragon, you just can't be the slowest.
@@novamaster0 Thanks!
Great setup. Especially the storage and server rack.
But when you renew all the network wiring, why not into the server rack where the switch is located? Now you make a mess with extra patch cables fron the panel to the switch.
Also, I would have put the ladder the other way around and put the cable very exact in place to make it look perfect.
However, looked like some work for all the cameras and the WiFi. Thumps up.
Because I may wind up with more than one rack and would then have the same problem rack to rack. What do you mean put the ladder "the other way around"?
@@TheGeekPub okay. I See, more than one rack. If you place the racks next to each other, there is no problem. But if a second rack is at the other wall, you are right.
You guys should setup an access Control RFID system
Something we totally want to do. Maybe @Ubiquiti will reach out to us.
Been looking forward to this one!