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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2017
- A simple job today running a new network drop in a storefront. What I encounter -in the wild- is an IDC patch panel done right! Some tips on keeping the belly full and basic cable running stuff this time. And some of this while a kid shouts bloody murder in the background!!
** AT THE END I'VE GOT SOME NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS **
For those of you interested in the type of RJ-45 connector I'm using here, It's a n ICC IC107E5CBL Cat 5e EZ Modular Connector. They can be found on Amazon in bags of 25 for around $50.
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"... no, no, no, no, no, no, NOOOO, no, no, no, NO NO NO, no, no, no, ...."
+Roy H. -- Haha, for a sec I thought we might be listening to an actual murder...
th-cam.com/video/RkEXGgdqMz8/w-d-xo.html ?
Man I don't know he did it, I would have just put down my stuff and took a break for a little..
noo noo nooooo noo nonooooo
Another scene of normalized violence against children
Great video. As an aspiring network engineer, I'm so glad I found your channel. It's so refreshing to see someone take pride in their work and be thorough.
great video. also, I thought the screaming was from the RJ45 Jack. Thought you were hurting the poor thing.
I just got to that part of the video... love it.
Exactly the same...
Really? Never knew RJ45 jacks can talk. Inspiring!
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9:24
Punchdown tool: "Get ready"
Keystone: "AHHH AHHH AHHHHHHHHHH NO NO NO NO NOOOOOOO"
As an 24 year IT slug (last 15 of the 24 was as a Network Engineer) I am blown away by your attention to detail, order, cleanliness & cable management! OMG, I've had to fix some really screwed up crap in my time & these were other NEs at the company I work for! Like the time I found out 1 moron had 2 class rooms with 20 PCs each in them, connecting back to the Network Room on a single Cat 5 (Not even 5e) & here's the best part, he had it plugged into a 8 port 10Mbps hub & had that plugged into the patch panel...🙄🤯 This kind of crap was the norm for me, I was constantly going behind them & doing it the correct way. So you & your work ethic are a breath of fresh air my friend!
Wow. Especially where you're coming from, that means a lot to me!
I don't know anything about networking, am not involved in the industry, but always enjoy watching someone who is proud of their work. Really looking forward to what comes next!
Fast-forward to 9:00 mark.... delightful... i think i have watch this video 12 times over the past year... never gets old... Praying my kid never does this in public.
randomly stumbled onto your channel during your last upload and i just want to say i really enjoy watching you work true professional :)
+RichardTwenty17 Awesome to hear!! Thx!
Right? Really good stuff. I happened upon him thanks to YT suggested. It was a hour+ long video but I couldn't stop watching haha.
I love your videos man.The little tips and watching someone that is really passionate about their work is amazing. I hope your channel keeps growing, great work and thank you.
Keep up the hard work , love what I see since I'm in the structured cabling and service call industry. Learn a lot watching your videos . Keep uploading!
This channel is a goldmine, really love watching it and to learn how to do it the right way! Keep up the good work!
Man I am loving binge watching your videos. I'll have to re-watch a few to go back and hit the like button to do them justice. I always thought I had a lot of nifty cable run ideas but seeing you in action is amazing. I love learning new things and I completely regret not continuing my network schooling.
I love watching Networking Videos and you bring them to me!!! Keep up the fantastic work!!
There is always room for excellent workmanship in our subscriptions :) I have been learning a lot through your videos. Thanks and keep up the good work!
came across your channel doing some research before we stripped down our server room, found a lot of great tips and I love watching someone who cares about the end result of a job and the next guy who has to work on things... Keep it up!
Just have now watched all your videos. Honestly not sure why I find it so interesting as i do this type of work myself. But for whatever reason I cannot get enough of it. Keep it up please!
All of the tours and shout out to the local business - perfect stuff! Really looking forward to any upcoming content and just awesome to see the community share back just how cool we think this stuff is. And in return that providing you with more energy. - Great stuff here, thank you again!
You are doing great in entertaining us and thank You for all the work you put into these videos!
Oh man, your channel is what I was looking for all my life. I love your professionalism and how you tidy up our people's mistakes. I'm looking forward for your next videos, because I think I'm addicted now. Keep up the good work!
I've been watching your videos for a couple weeks because they are so richly interesting and calming. That screaming kid though had me laugh-crying the whole time though.
I find these videos really interesting and can't wait for your next makeover and site tours, great work
Only found (and subscribed) your channel yesterday and watched the
complete 2 hours video among others. Personally I'm just an enthousiast when it comes to cable management. Always loved to see those before/after pictures on the
internet. But actually seeing the transformations being done is just gold. What
makes your channel stand out is that the passion you have for your job really shows. The attention to detail, and explaining why things are important (to you). I wish you all the best with your channel, it sounds like you'll have some great content for us in the future.
(greetings from the Netherlands)
Yes, the explanation of why he does what he does is great!
As someone who's done this on and off for the past 30 years, but far less now, so my skills are a bit rusty, I really enjoy watching you patiently transform phone and server closet furballs into beautifully cabled and organized systems. It's a good reminder to myself to not do crappy work - my own home network is shamefully thrown together but I'm working myself up to spending the couple days to pull it all out and put it back the way it is supposed to be.
When I was in high school in the early 1980s I started by doing phone work, some computer consulting. That meant tasks like helping people connect their Hayes Smartmodems to their PCs, Apple ][, ][+, //e.//c, //gs, Commodore VIC20, C64, C128 systems and other odd item (Atari 400/800, TRS-80 Model I/III s so they could dial into MCI Mail, Compuserve, GTE Telenet, other pre-AOL systems, and later AOL, too. In those days we were also installing 1A2 key systems and Panasonic PBXes for myself, friends and small business customers as a side business for years and years. By the late 1980s the work had turned into installing both key/PBX phone systems and 10 megabits thin-net ethernet on RG58 coax, AppleTalk, PhoneNet, Twinax for Token Ring, it was a nightmare. Thankfully the industry did what we all knew it would do, and in the 1990s there was a mass migration toward UNIX systems running on standard intel architectures and ethernet/ISO networking and network stack standards. Networks started seeing some 100 megabit ethernet, while customers got their internet on 1.5 megabit T-1 over copper lines if they were lucky, or DS-3/T-3 45 megabit circuits over fiber if they were larger and could afford it. Business circuits like DS-1/T-1/E-1 and DS-3/T-3 have a higher priority for repair than a lesser consumer circuit) installing and configuring routers, remote access equipment, and early integration of telephones and networking (remember "unified telephony" was going to revolutionize communications. Didn't happen, but VOIP and SIP did, thankfully!
Now my home network is 10 gigabit, I have multi-gigabit microwave and fiber serving me at home and the workplaces, and all the toys just keep getting cooler.
But it's all for not if your stuff isn't installed well in a a serviceable manner. How do you feel about driving to San Francisco and doing my home and office? :)
This channel is so amazing, the details that you get into are so comprehensive, thank you so much, its like meditation, OCD style lovers will enjoy clean cables and nice arrangements :D
you deserve every subscriber !!!
This seemed like a pretty basic install but still came out to be a great video. The step by step is well paced and provides a lot of good content. I personally enjoy seeing all the different network setups at various locations from the large ones you have done to the small offices. Every set up is different and I think that's a really cool aspect of each job. I look forward to seeing more video's as you enthusiasm shines through in every video!
I'm a young computer geek and after TH-cam recommended me the rehab video, I decided to subscribe. thanks to you, I compete in a Computer Networking category and learning these small things about networks does help out a lot but does fascinate me.
I like the closing remarks you said on this video. We hope you can continue to do your best to do more video's like this one My favorite video so far was #019 Small Office / Big Cabling Rehab!! Amazing watch. I stayed up to 2am watching that because I was so captivated. I can't wait for the next adventure!!!!
I think I learn more watching your videos than I did in school lol. That suggestion for doing keystones and patch panels was incredibly helpful, I was taught in school to untwist the pairs to punch them down but your way is so much easier. Thanks FiberNinja!
I truly love this stuff! Keep making videos. I have binged watched everything you uploaded.
The networking struggle is real. You do excellent work. Keep those videos coming.
i dont know why i like these as my job isnt even related. i think its just satisfying watching a job done really neatly
I just discovered your channel yesterday when TH-cam recommended your Small Office/Big Cabling Rehab video. I just watched all of your videos and enjoyed them. You got yourself a new subscriber.
I'm a networking student just outside of Albany, NY. Love your videos because I am interested in seeing what my future may look like after I graduate. I also get a first hand look at what NOT to do. Teach me oh wise one. I thirst for knowledge. Plus, they are pretty damn entertaining at times - like the kid screaming bloody murder in the background of this one!
I was screaming at the screen "Shut Up!" when that kid started his shit.
I really appreciate you care and attention to detail. You do great work.
I happened across your channel just as I was getting my first rack to fit my enterprise-grade networking equipment, finally tired of prosumer stuff that failed too often. While we did some cable runs back when I was working with computers, it was with very little knowledge and we were mostly just happy when it worked. It's nice to see how it's supposed to be done, and I like that you're explaining exactly why you're doing the things you do.
I'm a fairly new to the channel, and I have really enjoyed the videos you are posting, and can't wait to see what's next in your networking adventures.
Jon, the facility tours sound amazing. Only a recent join to your channel and I am enjoying your content very much. Thanks again for the insightful and educational video. Your work shows you care and put a lot of thought into what you do. Well done :)
these vids are great! i used to build pc's etc for a living but wanted to do the networking side but unfortunately never happened! so i can see what i missed and its truly fascinating and interesting seeing the results after all the hard work! your a credit to your trade 😊
You are the best sir. Keep up the good work. Thank you for everything you are doing for us ☺️
I love your work. I do similar work for a local government but I like to see how other professionals work and I love your work ethic. I take something away from each of the videos I've seen so far. Please keep up the great work and keep the videos coming. I found your videos looking for something else and I've been binge-watching as I find time.
I feel his work is a testament to doing it right, and always proof that shortcuts cost more time and money.
I just picked up the trick of keeping your pairs twisted in the punch down back to keep it that tidy.
I LOVE your videos! 1 of main things I like is you do it right right away! I'm OCD & did my home network myself but I want to do some changes & updates to it after seeing your videos so thank you! 1 thing I didn't even know they made tell I watched you was the keystone jacks that have a female on both sides so I'm going to be putting that on most of my network runs & that's going to be about 30 ends total as of now & that don't include the new runs in going to be adding!
Excellent video work and instructions. I've done similar work for years, first with a Nortel distributor, now with a company that does field work for Converge1. You're really helping the beginners get a good start with your videos.
Really enjoy your videos! Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next one!
Yeah man very professional I recently started a home network and didn't mess it up I left me a service loop for my switch that has yet to arrive I was running cable and I thought damn gotta leave a service loop for the switch great work hope to see more
Another great video, even if it is just doing a single cable run. You break it down so simple. Keep up the great vids!
Dude I love your vids have learned so much and watch these for fun over tea every morning some days
I found your channel while searching for videos of server racks and found one of your office videos. Very entertaining
Great job!! Your an insperation too me. I'm a security tech in southern California, and I always see network rooms that are terrible. When I do my work I always think about making it easy for me to service the work after I'm done installing. I always take my time so I can be proud of my work. Hopefully one day I can meet you. I do live in the Los Angeles area. Keep up the awsome work.
Well you're one of the few in my experience! Security system cabling give me chills -in fact, I mention it in a video I've been shooting this week. I hope to meet you some day as well! Keep standing out and some day it will pay off.
Love your channel! Inspired me to fix my ugly network cabinet ...kitchen cabinet. Great tip with the cable manager behind the keystone plate!!!
Thanks!! Also, what part are you referring to with the "cable manager behind the keystone plate"? Can you give a timestamp of where in the video?
Came across you a couple of weeks ago, probably seen 6+ hours worth already. Really going to help me with good working practices, recommended kit and equipment choices and for hopefully a future career in networking. Grats on 6.5k. All the best from the UK!
Gratz on the 6K subs! As an it-guy i love the watch how someone else does it! Cool tricks i learned from you!
I work with networks daily, both cat network and fiber, and i just love to watch your videos and get ideas to become better :) I truly enjoy your content.
awesome work, and love the possible tours... keep it coming.
I've said that if IT professionals weren't in IT we would have been detectives. Great work. Thanks for the video.
One of the few channels I subscribe to that I have notifications turned on for! Really enjoy learning your little tips on running and terminating cables, and setting up your networks. Very cool, keep up the great vids, would also love to see more on any Ubiquiti gear you are working with, love their gear!
Love it when you find something done well [patch panel].
Tours sound amazing. just stumbled on your channel. I think what you're doing is great. Teach people the right way so we as technicians don't have to deal with the mess of a sloppy job. :)
Thanks again for another great video! I am for sure hooked on your channel. I love love love the work you are doing and am definitively taking mental notes to better my own cable work going forward. Please keep the videos coming! :D
Another awesome video, thanks!
I have enjoyed all your videos, and I learned quite a lot, compared to what I learned on my own when I did my home network.
Thank you, and do keep showing us more of your amazing work man!
~Valk.
I hate watching your videos. They make me realize what a shoddy job I'd done in some places out of ignorance. I wish I could go back and implement all the stuff I've learnt. I hope your business goes from strength to strength. Keep up the great work!
I really enjoy your videos so far. I'm just a amateur but like learning how to do things properly just for my own knowledge. Basics tutorials would be awesome!
Seems like a very impressive direction for your channel, good luck!
Really nice work & good tips too. I've seen some horrible cable runs here in Wellington New Zealand too
Being a fellow IT Man and Network infrastructure Engineer I enjoy these videos!
You are an amazing professional, I saw all of your videos in just one weekend, you gained a new subscriber here. Greatings from Argentina
Thought of you the other day / weekend. Spent some time running some ethernet cable at the house I'm currently living in (roommates house). Tracing and removing old / dead coax, tacking up and bundling all the cables in the crawl space right under the house - that was a joy. Then tacking through the attic over to where I have the drop coming through into a mini network closet. Enjoying the videos! Thanks for posting another!
Love the trick of leaving the end of the twisted pairs together!
Great content and the production - really enjoying your videos !
Love your videos!! You are the true Kind Of Cabling!!
Glad to see you're recovered and working again bud.
I really appreciate what you do and how you share it with us!
Awesome channel. Enjoy watching your video's ! Greetings from the Netherlands
call it network rehab! your doing an excellent job FiberNinja, I'm really enjoying it, and business tours sounds amazing.
This shit is like porn to me. 10/10
glad i'm not the only one thinking that...
its the wire stripping lol
"Get inside my body"
jsmithnevinsky the kid?
No, dummy, wire organization!
You're pretty awesome. Keep it up. Don't overwhelm yourself. Just take it at your own pace.
Keep up the good work, I really enjoy your videos.. Great help and advice..
Absolutely love the videos! I must say that I am learning a lot by watching a seasoned expert. I like it when you call out the previous technician's work and turn it into a "teachable moment". As for a suggestion, how about dividing the larger project out into multiple episodes? The first episode could be an overview of the work order with each of the subsequent episode tackling "phases" with a goal in mind for each episode?
Just my 2 cents. Take care now and good luck!
Oh yeah! I'm sooo doing that next time. Trust me, I had to be talked into even publishing that 2-hour video --and that's the one that made this channel popular!! I will still publish long-format videos of similar projects in the future but I'm thinking of cutting out all the "tangent" parts that can easily just be added to a tips video or something like a how-to on an entire subject. I'll also publish things in an episode-format based on phases of a project. Thanks for the input though!! Glad you like the videos!
Thanks for all of your expert help! Appreciate the time and effort!
It's so nice to see the effort to maintain quality of workmanship. I also dislike cable spaghetti, especially when I gotta get it back up and running.
Even if the content wasn't interesting, your work ethic and workmanship is worth watching for! The interesting cabling content is an added plus haha.
I look forward to the networking in the future.....that would be interesting to watch.
as a network engineer it's a great thing to see the work you are doing
Just keep doing what your are doing, and how you do it. Fascinating to watch! I hate to admit it, but 'cable management' does not exist around my computers :) I plug the cables in, it works, done :) But rarely does anyone else see it(poor excuse). I have been writing code for over 35 years, now that is where my cable(code) management skills come in... I LOVE cleanly written code. Now I am hungry for a bear claw!!
Damn nice work. Great techniques. I'm a software engineer but have seen messes that you have solved before, many times.
Nicely done. Always informative!!!
I came across your channel today, watched your 2 hours video and just subscribed.
i love your vids man , i really enjoy watching them and see how work is done right :)
Sounds good, your videos are great :)
I am looking forward to see more videos.
Greetings from Germany
Great video! I used to do network cabling myself back in the 1990s, and things are so much easier today...for the most part it's twisted pair Ethernet; no coax, no Arcnet, or Token Ring...Thanx!
OOOOooh yes! I'm actually going to mention that in an upcoming video talking about the "magic of Ethernet". Thanks!!
Always enjoyable to watch another tech who has a clue perform his art.
learned a few trick from you just now! and i've been in the business for a long time!
You're an awesome person .. keep them videos coming
I think we both have the same thought. If it looks pretty, it will probably work. If it doesn't, it is easier to troubleshoot.
I have a beaded chain that I have sometimes used to drop a cable down a chase. I used to use it for fishing down through a fire stop, but now I just use the long flex bit to fish fire stops.
Another great video. Thanks for the video i always learn something from each one you do.
I remember seeing this video before because I kept thinking for a long time how rude that child is. Today in 2021, I just hope the Sensei Fiber Ninja is in good health after so long without uploading videos. Salud y Vida para usted Sensei.
Really enjoyed the video and all the cable tips. I had a client like that kid once. I sent him on a wild goose chase for a part in another part of the plant so I could get my job done quicker and save him some money. Too bad you didn't have the same option. Great video! Just found your channel and subscribed.
LOL!! Awesome! --and thx!!
Congrats on 6000 Subs.I have been enjoying them since i found them well looking at some managed network switches.
I get mocked mercilessly for carrying *everything* in my van, but as you no doubt know; There's nothing more satisfying than being on a job and finding that you have that one part or tool in your van that saves the day :o)
Keep up the good work, the intros are great, don't burn yourself out making videos though!
Yep, nothing more expensive than the tool or part that you forgot or neglected to bring.
another solid video! i'd love to see a video on how you price out your jobs, especially for the ones that take weeks to months.
The video is good I’m a stickler for cable management I did not necessarily like the cable management in the back room we always use fish tapes and push rods this is very easy stuff.. keep doing well always label both ends!! And ALWAYS run a pair check at the very least!!