Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@jpdurr says : Still, No Nail Clippers......?>> <<@rickm.6323 says : can you make a video about how a switch works, and open one to describe the components inside?>> <<@TimothyWorel-f8j says : I have just had my phones converted to VOIP. I want to reinstall the extensions in the bedrooms and kitchen / diner. For each phone line i have a VOIP adaptor. Do I run the extension phones through the network, which would require a VOIP adaptor for each extension; or should I run telephone extension wiring from the main phone VOIP adaptor to BT jack sockets?>> <<@Slarti says : Very nice tutorial - you explain things in an accurate and easy to understand manner.>> <<@lilblackduc7312 says : Although you uploaded this show 2yrs ago Professor, I didn't need it then. I surely needed it now! Thank you...🇺🇸 👍☕>> <<@meadvice1671 says : I have been looking into PoE camera's for my house. The ring door bell and similar camera's state that I need to use wifi and set up an account with the manufacturer server, which to me make's no sense. Have you made any videos on this subject, or maybe are planning to make one? The way I see it its a camera, a network switch and a pc. Some video's are also claiming that the switch can sometimes increase download speeds, but I'm just interested in an ethernet based camera for my front door for when I'm on my pc in the back bedroom. Thanks in advance>> <<@fordrscosworth says : Cut ya nails man!>> <<@HkmRzv says : Awesome 🎉>> <<@cjbunker8889 says : Ok maybe a stupid question but i'm asking anyway lol.....what happens if the wifi on the router goes out(example a techical issue due to outage in my area/town)....does the ethernet connection to my say playstation 5 or any other device still work through the ethernet cable going to it?....or does it shut down the ethernet cable working also from the router since the wifi is out?......cause basically i got everything in my house running on wifi and when the wifi goes out i'm basically crippled as far as anything operating until its back up and working lol....thank you in advance>> <<@ahwell9984 says : You're very kind, but the British pronunciation of router ["rooter"] is the only correct one, unless my fellow Americans and I intend to suggest we are talking about "a massive defeat" rather than "a path or direction.">> <<@godsinbox says : ROOOOOOTER>> <<@bro44444 says : Awesome>> <<@Vestiges says : @10:42 Would that tran speed be faster if if they were Faster Drives like M.2 3500MB up and down>> <<@meatpiman224 says : very clear, ty>> <<@VincentMuchenje-w6l says : So if I buy Ethernet adapter theys no need of paying internet because is there already>> <<@StudentoftheUniverse-f7z says : It would be nice to see the various options for ganging Fiber from one switch to another switch.>> <<@MalikaSahnoune says : Jai placé le switch à 35 metres de la box relié à la box par un cable rg45, malheureusement ça ne fonctionne pas est ce normal ?>> <<@joebrowne4426 says : Well explained. Thank you.>> <<@prajullas says : The switch I've had for the past two years is the same model; it has a feature called loop prevention, but I'm not sure what it does. Could someone please tell me what that is?>> <<@alexfalconer7551 says : Fantastic advice for a novice like me, very helpful, thank you.>> <<@runforrestrun1965 says : Can i plug this into my modem instead of router? Will it do the same job? my Nokia router has only the one port on it, it sends wireless output to other devices. Since there is no spare port on it, can I plug this network switch into my modem as it has 2 or 3 spare ports. Is there any set up required? Or is it just plug and go?>> <<@TheFunnyJohn says : What’s the 5 slot that says link/act>> <<@Wranorn says : PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE -- DO NOT do this at your office. Downstream switches SUCK.>> <<@benfunnell7375 says : Me watching on my 8gb network lol😅>> <<@Nemisiss246 says : When i try this. my laptop works but my pc wont connect for shit. The cable and everything is fine. If i plug the PC back in directly to my router, it connects to the internet. However it just doesnt connect when i plug it thru the Switch. I have this exact switch here. Please help.>> <<@murbrent7951 says : EXCELLENT ==== Thank You! Exactly the information I needed!>> <<@scotsky01 says : I ģot one of these and my sky q doesn't like it and it won't work? Any idea 💡 s>> <<@Smallpages says : Thank you, As usual, clear and concise explanation, soon i may need a switch and maybe add a NAS.>> <<@omkarsahu8531 says : love your videos, so authentic and informative , great work sir>> <<@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440 says : I have used Ethernet switch before it’s the best although will have speed reduction, I went with netgear one which is good, port 5 is recommended as that’s the one seperate>> <<@NukaMilk says : Appreciate your video. My computer is using Wi-Fi but the router is on the far side of the house so my internet speeds are up and down a lot. I'm going to run a cable to my room with a splitter now.>> <<@jjmorison-wbgdupree says : Thank you for posting.>> <<@plumberski8854 says : Excellent! You made my day. I got a new router for my TV streaming with only 1 useable LAN port. I was told to get a LAN switch. Your video covers what I need to know very well.>> <<@RockinJohnnyaitken says : I have tried two swtich boxes and none of them work with my vodaphone router, as soon as I plug a switch box in it kills my internet>> <<@wesleyreeder5173 says : Finally a simplified tutorial for your average peasant like me>> <<@rojithstanly9125 says : Thanks for the nice video. Cheers>> <<@Wedgetail96 says : Your videos have really helped me out over the years and I’m thankful, as a long time subscriber. I have a question regarding switch speed. If in your setup in the garage, if the switch was a 2.5gb switch, and the two computers connected at that end were 2.5 capable, would they transfer at approx 2.5, or would the 1gb connection back to the router throttle back the entire setup? I ask, as I thought that the router managed all network traffic. Perhaps I’ve misunderstood that function.>> <<@Tom-sg4iv says : I just sold all my managed switches and got simple Tenda switches, saving about 10watt on each>> <<@Jjodoql says : Hi. I have an existing local router with 4 ports, connected 4 PC locally. I want to add extra PC but no more ports in the router. Can I use a switch and connect it to the one port on the router and connect the added PC to the switch? Just local network sharing. No internet.>> <<@Boz1211111 says : i wish you tested if its non blocking switch! cant find any info on those, and its quite important if local network is gonna be used with it as you showed copying files>> <<@archangel9845 says : Great video. Now I can go buy a switch and install it without issues. thanks again mate>> <<@stevejacob7158 says : A very easy to follow tutorial, thank you and I'm so pleased that you don't begin with "High Guys What's Up">> <<@kagedev says : Hi! Thanks a lot for the video, but I have important question: if I'll buy a switch with 2.5Gbit ports and connect it to my router, which have only 1Gbit ports, then what will be the speed between two PCs (connected to switch)? - 1Gbit or 2.5Gbit?>> <<@Ian-q7r says : Hi Christopher, Thank you for a great introduction to "switch" hardware and setting-up (I'm waiting for delivery of the same model switch from Amazon). My modem/router has only two LAN ports and both are in use (one for my computer and the other for an extension). I'm installing a NAS (Synology DS223) with just two 4TB HDDs (I'm a home user, so, I think that's sufficient capacity for me - using redundancy - not only here (in Australia) but also remotely when I'm back in the UK later this year) and a directly wired Internet connection to my NAS seems appropriate. 73, Ian>> <<@simonmortiz7428 says : NICE VIDEO AWESOME, QUESTION WILL TWO 5 PORT SG105S SWITCHES WILL THEY WORK WITH A CROSS OVER CABLE ? AND GET GOOD RESULTS ?>> <<@nickm9102 says : OK, rookie question here. I am looking to run a line to my detached garage. I bought a switch with Wi-Fi because cell phones are difficult to hard wire effectively. is there anything specific I will need to do to make it work?>> <<@Edscomment says : Great video, covers all important points ! 👍>> <<@numerouno8593 says : I'm a bit confuse on the _"cable"_ itself. Seem like you've forgot to differentiate which one is _"straight through type"_ and which one is _"cross over type"_ ??? Can you help explain it via this comment please. Thank you.>> <<@Simon-re4jg says : ROOOOOOTER ROOOOTER. You are in the UK. Thumbed down.>> <<@johng.1703 says : you can't add more ports to a network switch, what you can do is add another switch, or better yet replace the switch with a larger switch. technically you can add ports by using the stacking function of a switch and having a master / slave. daisy changing switch like this is a bad idea, the better idea would be to stop using the routers switch and just use the router as an end point, this is because of how the bandwidth would be divided up. the devices on the router will be sharing a gig connection with the switch part of that share, then the devices on the switch will share whatever bandwidth that it gets from the router. while you can do this, this isn't the optimal configuration for bandwidth.>>