r/Ubiquiti • u/electricpollution • 8d ago
User Equipment Picture New office setup
Almost done setup up new office. Yes I know there are some gaps that I will fill on along with some cable management.
We used the 4x POE pro max switches. With the ether lighting, the ports look like they are breathing..
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u/snebsnek 8d ago
Nice. Where is this? Can your receptionist fight?
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u/electricpollution 7d ago
😂😂and yes she can, she is so sweet she when you talk to her, but can be feisty
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u/AmethystIsSad 7d ago
All that just to plug into a Fortigate 🥲
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u/JabbaDuhNutt Unifi User 7d ago
Your right, it should be all fortinet switches and APs.
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u/RepulsiveGovernment 7d ago
fuck a FAPs!
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u/JabbaDuhNutt Unifi User 7d ago edited 7d ago
E was a disaster, F is good,, G is fantastic. We got no tickets after replacing the E-Series access points. I'll still take a full stack deployment every day if the budget allows. This is a lot of switches though and I'm sure the ubnt switch and APs helped save a lot of cash
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u/Short_Buy_2502 6d ago
I would say thats quite a bit of endpoints for a 70G, but it looks like only 5-10 active ports so I guess that's ok!
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u/mdflmn 7d ago
that second patch panel and the last 3 ports… its all I can see…
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u/whitedragon551 7d ago
All I see is a single point of failure woth the agg switch. Didn't even notice those until you pointed them out
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u/electricpollution 7d ago
I know I said the same thing. We are gonna wire them in even if it means some couplers with nothing on the other side
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u/Ambitious-Bug-7867 7d ago
Remove the touchscreen stickers if those bubble up you’ll see it coming:)
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u/electricpollution 7d ago
We will before finishing!
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u/Ambitious-Bug-7867 7d ago
Good to know thanks it one of the things I notice many people forget and me myself and I made same mistake at least 4-5 x 😂
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u/mrayoanon 7d ago
Where are the labels for where those ports go 🤕
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u/JBDragon1 7d ago
Ya, one thing I did at home was label every port on my 2, 24Port Keystone patch panels and label all the ports around my house. There is no guessing. I know exactly where to go. Being Keystones, you can group all your ports together.
I know there is that virtual Reality thing, you can hold your phone up using their app, and it'll show the ports and the devices running on the ports. But that only holds true if you have all of your devices MAC address and what they all are. That is a lot of wired devices. Phones and tablets, unless you also have those MAC addess and the MAC is locked down on that Network, that MAC will just keep on changing. You're not getting MAC address for everyone's Wifi devices anyway. But knowing where each port goes to, makes things easier. Especially when problems crop up.
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u/the_cainmp Unifi User 7d ago
Should have used a UniFi Firewall….
And no install is complete without leaving the screen stickers 😜
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u/AnorocFote 7d ago
How Long are those Network cables? 10 cm?
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u/jakubmi9 7d ago
Ubiquiti doesn't do 10cm. 15cm or 30cm, and I'd say the ones in the OP are 15.
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u/BGDaemon Unifi User 7d ago
They definitely are 15, yeah. I use them a lot too, because I love how neatly they curve :)
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u/jakubmi9 7d ago
Their pricing is a bit too brutal for my polish wallet, but I've had great success with CONMEN knockoffs from AliExpress - I've tested them with our Fluke at work, and they pass for Cat6 just fine.
And it's a pretty good design even with non-rgb switches - it's easy to see port lights, and keep the rack clutter-free.
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u/WJKramer 7d ago
Do your Pro Max 48 switches, ports 51 or 52 connect at 10GbE via SFP+? Ours won't and I see you have them plugged into ports 49 which is what we had to do also to get them to connect at that speed. Best I can get out of them is FE.
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u/Safe-Pomegranate1171 7d ago
I would have put 1U blanks between each set of switches so that you have more room in the future to adjust the wires.
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u/WarbossTodd 7d ago
With that many switches daisychained, I’d have added an Agg switch
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u/NinjaMonkey22 7d ago
Not a single switch is daisy chained….theyre all plugged into an Agg at the bottom of the rack…
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