Reading [MENTION=39938]Kosmik[/MENTION] Load Balancer configuration posts, I just wondered how's everybody's network looking like?
My setup is like this below:
My setup is like this below:
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What's your network setup like?
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blaaislaai
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1 router
all devices connect wirelessly
all devices connect wirelessly
powermzii
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This ^
Also have a range extender and a VoIP phone connected to the range extender via Lan cable but am looking at ways to change the network design. Looking to get one or more APs and another switch/router to further segregate the network
gregmcc
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EchoLife HG612 modem connected to a Routerboard for internet.
3 x 16 port Gigabit switches, and 3 wifi AP's spread throughout the house. Wifi for tablets/phone/home automation senors. LAN for apache/nfs servers and various other S905X for dev/build environment.
Had to extend my dhcp range the other day
3 x 16 port Gigabit switches, and 3 wifi AP's spread throughout the house. Wifi for tablets/phone/home automation senors. LAN for apache/nfs servers and various other S905X for dev/build environment.
Had to extend my dhcp range the other day
Dan C
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B618 into Wan port of ADSL gigabit dual band ASUS router. All devices besides gaming pc and NAS are connected wireless.
HTPC and Mi Box on 5mhz, rest on 2.4
HTPC and Mi Box on 5mhz, rest on 2.4
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[MENTION=16789]DrJohnZoidberg[/MENTION] please show people how awesome that Ubiquiti topology view looks.
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Nothing too hectic.
Huawei B315 providing WiFi through the house with a Raspberry Pi providing ad-filtering with Pi-hole, Dynamic DNS updates with a cronjob and a Mumble server. Sadly I cannot seem to get the B315 to point the DNS to the Pi-hole as I think it does not properly support sending DNS requests to a class A IP address. Or internal addresses. Either way, I have setup static IP's on all the devices to make use of the Pi-hole when linked to the WiFi here
Huawei B315 providing WiFi through the house with a Raspberry Pi providing ad-filtering with Pi-hole, Dynamic DNS updates with a cronjob and a Mumble server. Sadly I cannot seem to get the B315 to point the DNS to the Pi-hole as I think it does not properly support sending DNS requests to a class A IP address. Or internal addresses. Either way, I have setup static IP's on all the devices to make use of the Pi-hole when linked to the WiFi here
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Kosmik
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Hehe, my network is bigger than my diagram, I just added my basics. Wait a few months, I got a pet project underway to "hide" my electronics with custom server cabinet form old tv/bar cupboard and other ideas. probably worth doing a full diagram one day
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DrJohnZoidberg
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Fibre lands in ONT box -> Ubiquiti UniFi Security Gateway -> 8-port gigabit switch
Switch connections:
1) UniFi Security Gateway
2) Unifi Cloud Key Controller
3) UniFi LR Access Point (PoE injector)
4) UniFi LR Access Point (PoE injector)
5) UniFi Outdoor+ Access Point (PoE injector)
6) CCTV NVR
7) My PC
8) Additional desktop PC
Around 350m of Cat5e shielded, grounded and UV-proof cabling used. Every switch connection has its own full-length cable. There is a stretch of flat roof between two parts of the house that has two cables running across and exposed to the elements - one to a different attic to connect to the 2nd indoor AP and another that connects to the Outdoor+ AP. Been a while now without any issues so I'm assuming they can take the sun.
Everything works beautifully. Very happy with the investment.
Switch connections:
1) UniFi Security Gateway
2) Unifi Cloud Key Controller
3) UniFi LR Access Point (PoE injector)
4) UniFi LR Access Point (PoE injector)
5) UniFi Outdoor+ Access Point (PoE injector)
6) CCTV NVR
7) My PC
8) Additional desktop PC
Around 350m of Cat5e shielded, grounded and UV-proof cabling used. Every switch connection has its own full-length cable. There is a stretch of flat roof between two parts of the house that has two cables running across and exposed to the elements - one to a different attic to connect to the 2nd indoor AP and another that connects to the Outdoor+ AP. Been a while now without any issues so I'm assuming they can take the sun.
Everything works beautifully. Very happy with the investment.
irBosOtter
Expert Member
Fortigate 60E 20/20 connection
Unifi AP plugged into port 1, AP management IP on default untagged VLAN1
HomeWifi on VLAN 10
GuestWifi on VALN66 - I broadcast a open SSID for this with a 4Mb/4Mb limit, sometimes people connect, no idea who they are and can't care less
RB750 plugged into port 5, BGP setup between the firewall and RB, another AP plugged into the RB for testing crap etc
Unifi AP plugged into port 1, AP management IP on default untagged VLAN1
HomeWifi on VLAN 10
GuestWifi on VALN66 - I broadcast a open SSID for this with a 4Mb/4Mb limit, sometimes people connect, no idea who they are and can't care less
RB750 plugged into port 5, BGP setup between the firewall and RB, another AP plugged into the RB for testing crap etc
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Moosedrool
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Your home ESXi host is a bladecenter?
Setup a Fortinet FWF-90D for a client and setup was simple and easy i really like them now.
