Our NEW NEW Office WiFi - Alta Labs AP6 Pro

ShortCircuit
31 Mar 202413:31

Summary

TLDRIn this video, the host excitedly introduces and sets up a new switch and AP networking system from Ala Labs, aiming to solve their office's internet connectivity issues. They discuss the features of the S2 PoE switch and the AP6 professional access point, highlighting their ease of installation, robust management capabilities, and impressive responsiveness of the system's dashboard. Despite a few concerns regarding the hardware's DRM and potential lack of redundant power supplies, the host is optimistic about the system's performance and looks forward to future updates, such as a local self-hostable controller.

Takeaways

  • 🌐 The video discusses the setup and testing of a new switch and AP networking ecosystem from Ala Labs.
  • 🔌 The S2 switch supports PoE with 24 plus 2 ports, and features rack studs and a single power supply.
  • 💡 The AP6 Professional is a 4x4 dual-band Enterprise wireless access point, supporting 2.4 and 5G Wi-Fi but not Wi-Fi 6E.
  • đŸ› ïž The AP6 has a variety of mounting options, including a plastic mounting bracket and t-bars for drop ceilings, with an IP54 rating for splash resistance.
  • 🔄 The video highlights the ease of installation and setup of the AP6, including the use of the Ala Labs app for configuration.
  • 🔒 The app allows for multiple Wi-Fi networks with different settings based on the password used, such as download caps and content filtering.
  • 📊 The dashboard provides real-time traffic monitoring and device management without the need for a subscription or additional payment.
  • 🔄 The switch and AP6 demonstrated fast software updates and responsiveness, with the switch showing a variety of network management features.
  • 🌈 The concept of 'colors' in the app is used to group APs and Wi-Fi networks together for broadcasting specific networks.
  • 🚀 The video expresses excitement for the potential of local, self-hostable controllers in the future for even more network control.
  • 🔒 There is a concern about the device's DRM linking to an account, which could be problematic if selling or transferring ownership of the hardware.

Q & A

  • What problem were the hosts trying to solve at the beginning of the video?

    -The hosts were trying to solve the problem of not having internet access in their office.

  • What is the S2 switch used for?

    -The S2 switch is used for Power over Ethernet (PoE) and is part of the networking ecosystem that the hosts were exploring.

  • What feature did the hosts appreciate about the rack studs of the switch?

    -The hosts appreciated that the switch came with rack studs, which they found cool, as it facilitates easy installation in a server rack setup.

  • What was the hosts' concern regarding the power supply of the switch?

    -The hosts were concerned that the switch only had a single power supply instead of redundant power supplies, which could potentially be a drawback for reliability.

  • What type of Wi-Fi capabilities does the AP6 Professional access point offer?

    -The AP6 Professional access point offers 4x4 dual-band Enterprise wireless capabilities, supporting both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi frequencies.

  • What is the IP rating of the AP6 Professional, and what does it signify?

    -The AP6 Professional has an IP54 rating, which means it is protected against dust and splashes of water from any direction.

  • How did the hosts find the process of updating the firmware on the AP6 Professional?

    -The hosts found the firmware update process on the AP6 Professional to be very fast and responsive, with updates completing almost instantly.

  • What feature of the AP6 Professional did the hosts find particularly useful for managing different user groups?

    -The hosts found the feature that allows setting multiple passwords and defining different settings based on those passwords particularly useful for managing different user groups.

  • What was the hosts' observation about the switch's port configuration options?

    -The hosts observed that the switch allowed for detailed port configuration, including setting the native VLAN, tagged allowed VLANs, PoE speed, isolation, download/upload limits, voice VLAN, loop detection, and storm control.

  • What was the hosts' main concern regarding the switch's software DRM?

    -The hosts were concerned that the switch's software was DRM-protected with cloud hosting, which could be an issue if they wanted to sell the device or if it was accidentally bound to another user's account.

  • What feature did the hosts wish the switch had that it currently does not?

    -The hosts wished that the switch had a screen for easier management and navigation of its features.

Outlines

00:00

🌐 Introducing Ala Labs' Networking Solution

The paragraph introduces the problem of lacking internet connectivity in the office and presents Ala Labs' switch and AP networking ecosystem as a potential solution. The speaker expresses excitement about experiencing this new ecosystem. The S2 switch for PoE is discussed, including its accessories, rack studs, power cable, and the lack of redundant power supplies. The switch's features, such as PoE power LEDs and rack mounting options, are highlighted. The paragraph also covers the unboxing of the s24 PoE switch with its 24 ports, 16 of which support PoE plus power, and the remaining 8 are normal gigabit ports. Additionally, two SFP plus ports are mentioned, which are expected to support 10 gigabit speeds. The design of the switch, including its fans, single power supply, and the placement of the reset button, is critiqued. The speaker also discusses the AP6 Professional, a 4x4 dual-band Enterprise wireless access point, its features, form factor, and the various mounting options included.

05:00

🔧 Setting Up Ala Labs' Wi-Fi and Networking Devices

This paragraph delves into the setup process of Ala Labs' Wi-Fi and networking devices. The speaker describes the initial connection to the neighbor's Wi-Fi and the ease of setting up the access points. The user interface of Ala Labs' website is explored, including the ability to add multiple Wi-Fi networks with different passwords and settings. The paragraph also discusses the features announced by Alta Labs, such as the capacity to set different network conditions based on the password used to connect. The speaker expresses appreciation for the ability to manage devices without a subscription or additional payment. A speed test is conducted to demonstrate the Wi-Fi performance, and the results are reported. The paragraph concludes with the speaker's realization that the switch is not initially detected but later appears in the setup interface, prompting a discussion about the device's software DRM and the need for a local, self-hostable controller.

10:02

đŸ› ïž Exploring Switch Features and Customization Options

The speaker provides an in-depth look at the switch's features and customization options. The ports are described as being in a condensed manner, and the ability to power cycle the PoE is noted. Individual port settings, such as native VLAN, tagged allowed VLANs, PoE speed, isolation, download/upload limits, voice VLAN, loop detection, and storm control, are detailed. The inclusion of 802.1x for network access control is highlighted. The concept of color-coding to group specific APs together is explained, allowing APs to broadcast Wi-Fi networks that match their configured colors. VLAN settings and the ability to turn off link lights are discussed. The speaker expresses a desire for a screen on the switch and reflects on the overall responsiveness and live feed functionality of the dashboard. The paragraph concludes with the speaker's enthusiasm for the new competitor in the market, especially for small businesses and home enthusiasts, and the anticipation for a local, self-hostable controller to address the concerns about device DRM.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Internet connectivity

The ability to access the internet, which is a crucial aspect of the video as the hosts are trying to solve a connectivity problem in their office. The main theme revolves around setting up networking equipment to establish a stable internet connection.

💡Switch (S2)

A networking device that connects multiple devices together, allowing them to communicate and share resources like internet access. In the video, the S2 switch is a specific model they are using to create a network and provide power over Ethernet (PoE).

💡Access Point (AP6 Professional)

A device that enables wireless network connectivity, allowing devices to connect to the internet without the need for Ethernet cables. The AP6 Professional mentioned in the video is an enterprise-grade access point designed for robust wireless connectivity.

💡PoE (Power over Ethernet)

A technology that allows network cables to carry both data and electrical power to devices like wireless access points or IP cameras. The video highlights the use of PoE to power the AP6 Professional without needing a separate power cable.

💡Rack mount

A method of installing equipment, such as networking devices, in a standardized way for space efficiency and ease of maintenance. The video discusses the inclusion of rack studs and mounting brackets for installing the switch and access point.

💡SFP+ ports

High-speed network interfaces that can support data transfer rates of up to 10 Gbps. The video mentions the presence of SFP+ ports on the switch, suggesting the potential for high-speed network connections.

💡Cloud management

The ability to manage and control networking devices remotely through an internet connection. The video emphasizes the ease of managing the devices through a cloud-based dashboard, which provides features like traffic monitoring and network configuration.

💡IP rating (IP54)

A classification that indicates the degree of protection a device has against the ingress of solid particles and water. The AP6 Professional has an IP54 rating, meaning it is protected against dust and splashes of water, making it suitable for indoor use.

💡Wi-Fi network configuration

The process of setting up a wireless network, including defining the network name (SSID), security settings, and other parameters. The video discusses the setup of multiple Wi-Fi networks with different passwords and settings to cater to various user groups and requirements.

💡Network optimization

The practice of adjusting network settings to improve performance, such as selecting the best Wi-Fi channel to minimize interference and maximize speed. The video includes a segment where the host optimizes the Wi-Fi channel settings for better network performance.

💡DRM (Digital Rights Management)

A system that controls the distribution and use of digital content, often to prevent unauthorized copying or sharing. The video mentions the switch's DRM with cloud hosting, which prevents the device from being reused without proper account deletion or permission.

Highlights

The introduction of a new networking solution to address the lack of internet in the office.

The presentation of a switch and AP (Access Point) networking ecosystem from a new, yet unnamed manufacturer.

The switch, named S2, supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) and comes with an accessory pack.

The S2 switch features 24 PoE ports and 2 SFP plus ports, with the potential for 10 gigabit speeds.

The lack of redundant power supplies on the S2 switch, which might be a concern for some users.

The AP6 Professional is a 4x4 dual-band Enterprise wireless access point with the capability to support 2.4 and 5G Wi-Fi.

The AP6 has an IP54 rating, meaning it can handle splashes and is suitable for various installation environments.

The ease of installation for the AP6, with features like spring-loaded tabs for mounting on different surfaces.

The demonstration of the manufacturer's app, which allows for easy management and configuration of the networking devices.

The ability to set up multiple Wi-Fi networks with different passwords and settings, providing flexibility for various user groups.

The quick and efficient software updates for the networking devices, showcasing the responsiveness of the manufacturer's cloud-based management.

The switch's features, including 802.1x for network access control, VLAN settings, and storm control.

The color-coding system for grouping APs and Wi-Fi networks, which simplifies device management.

The potential for a local, self-hostable controller in the future, which could enhance the system's appeal.

The concern about the device's DRM linking to a cloud account, which could pose issues for resale or if a reset is not thorough.

The overall positive impression of the new networking ecosystem, its competitive pricing, and its suitability for small businesses and home enthusiasts.

The mention of April Fools' and the humorous conclusion that the office move was a prank.

Transcripts

00:00

hi welcome to Short Circuit I'm really

00:02

excited for today because we're solving

00:04

a problem that we've had for about 1 day

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we don't have Internet in our lovely

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office that is definitely not the old

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Langley house but ala Labs is hopefully

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here to save the day this is a switch

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and AP and networking ecosystem that I

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have not had the pleasure of

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experiencing yet and I'm really stoked

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to be doing it in this exact environment

00:25

Belle's here with me to fact check we're

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staying 5p to fart don't worry we're

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going to start with the switch the S2

00:29

for Poe we've got the accessory pack

00:32

here what do we got in here propaganda

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Community Forum technical support oops

00:38

sorry there's stuff in there the elater

00:40

did you pee is that why it's warmer uh

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don't don't think about it okay oh they

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come with rack studs that's so cool

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power cable only one which makes me

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think that this is not going to have

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redundant power supplies not my

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preferred but here we are and then we've

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got the little rack here that we're

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going to have to put on the switch in a

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minute oh we've got some free

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floaties

01:00

wonderful oh nice nice

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foam oh that went right on my

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laptop okay this is the s24 poe it's a

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24 plus two Port switch here 16 of them

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you can see in the Box here can do Poe

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plus power and the other eight are just

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normal gigabit and then on this side we

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have two SFP plus ports so those in

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theory based on it being sfb plus should

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do 10 gig although it doesn't say I'm

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just hoping that is the case around back

01:30

we have two fans and a single power

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supply I would have really liked to see

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two power supplies here if I'm being

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honest I don't know what the price point

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is but I imagine it's reasonable and

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that's probably why I do like they have

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discreete uh LEDs for the poe power

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which is nice and I think that's pretty

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much it for here you can screw on the

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rack ears on the side but let's look at

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the Wi-Fi that's what people want hey

01:50

look at that ap6 professional it's a 4x4

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dualband Enterprise wireless access

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point so it's not going to be doing

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Wi-Fi 6E with 6 gz but it will do 2.4

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and

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5G on 4x4 which is nice wow it's a cool

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it's a nice form factor I will say I

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imagine this is an LED here we got a

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little that must be their logo yeah it's

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their logo on the back heat sinking a oh

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this reset button good job ala Labs it's

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on the back of an access point nobody's

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going to accidentally like push it we've

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got the poe plus input which is a 1 gig

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R j45 what else is in here

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propaganda uh plastic mounting bracket

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screws oh and little Feats if you want

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to put it on your desk that's a good

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good inclusion oh nice a bracket for

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installing on drop ceiling t- bars it's

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got the little ears so you would click

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it on and then screw in the presumably

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the blast the plastic bracket so it's

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ip54 which means I should be able to do

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this

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no we've got two I wouldn't go all the

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way way I think the 54 what does 54 mean

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you remember what ip54 is like splashes

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indirectly ip54 is pretty good I just

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dipped the tip that should be fine right

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yeah yeah tip dip tip dip here I could

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try this tip too or I'll tip dip this

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tip too what are you trying to do is

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this like a ubiquity competitor or

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something yeah but we need internet at

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the house right so that light you're

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welcome yeah brilliant how does this

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work ah wait what the hell how does this

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go oh oh uh so it just clicks in I this

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would be a lot easier to do if it was on

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a wall cuz you would just like tilt the

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end in and then slide it I imagine

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there's two little like spring-loaded

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tabs on the

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side well that screw's gone forever it's

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really really springy sprongs oh there

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we go and then you said wiggle it back

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and forth oh yeah that come came out

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pretty easily you'd imagine it would be

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on a ceiling and you would just stick

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the screwdriver in there that would pop

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that side out and then you just do it a

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wiggle yeah that's that's pretty easy I

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like that you don't need a special tool

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04:34

I've been allowed to use a little bit of

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power so we can try this out and uh we

04:37

got the aps here it linked up to the

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neighbors's Internet which is great I

04:41

mean uh our internet great let's see if

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the Wi-Fi works got these great ubiquity

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ether that cables there's one see do we

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get any lights

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hey blue I downloaded their app and got

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signed in oh yeah look at that right

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there so yeah I see them on my phone

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already which is cool wait oh they even

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show on my laptop sick I just am on the

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Ala Labs website connected to the

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neighbor's Wi-Fi and it's working just

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fine so here let me go set up looks like

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they both have for more updates

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unfortunately damn that was uh that was

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fast connect it I want the most Wi-Fi

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five we'll do 160 wide why not it's not

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letting me pick DFS channels which is a

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little strange look at that oh that's

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cute it's even got like a traffic graph

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let me add a Wi-Fi network that we can

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connect to here neighbors Wi-Fi that

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seems

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appropriate add password oh oh yeah I

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forgot you can do that uh it was one of

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the big features that they announced

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when Alta laps kind of came to Market

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with these new APS uh you can have

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multiple passwords and Define different

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settings based on that password you can

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do this on ubiquity access points now

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too but you could have like one Wi-Fi

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network and you have a password for you

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and your partner and then you have a

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password for your kids and you want to

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have no download cap where you set them

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a cap where you can set a schedule so

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they only get Wi-Fi at certain times or

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uh you can make it so you bypass the

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like adult filtering and they don't

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blocked applications what can I add

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ooh look at all these applications oh

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there's no search here that's a little

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lame let's try that Tik Tok yeah no Tik

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Tok in this house I'm going to update

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these and then let's try them out you

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know curiously actually I don't see the

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switch it's not detecting the switch I

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don't know if the switches work on their

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dashboard maybe it's just a dumb switch

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wow they actually updated feels like in

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seconds I mean we cut the camera for a

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few minutes there but I wasn't really

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paying attention and they're already

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done oh yeah look at that wow the

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traffic it's already there it's very

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responsive I like that and it's cool

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because this isn't like a cloud key with

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ubiquity or like a paid online service

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this is just what you get by default you

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can have full management of your devices

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on their Cloud uh without having to pay

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for anything or pay for a subscription

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which is pretty cool for like normies um

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it would be nice to have the option to

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self-host the controller and I imagine

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they're probably working on that I can

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see my device here look I got an IP

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address we can see our negotiated rates

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are around 1,300 Meg let's run a speed

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test I think the neighbors only have one

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gig up and down so that's the best we're

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going to get here probably should uh

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here let me let me let me optimize this

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a little more here look at how optimized

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my Wi-Fi I don't know if these channels

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are already in use though so let me

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check that really quick let's try the

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scan feature and it will tell us scan

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quick scan shouldn't interrupt your

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Wi-Fi network that's cool oh wow that

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was look how fast that was it's already

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done it looks like I should use I need

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160 wides so I need quite a few are the

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only 160 wides we got okay so I could do

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like 112 let's try that WiFi

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channel there we go yeah the DFS Channel

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channels are working now too so maybe

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that's just an app thing or because they

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were out of date I'm not sure and then

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for AP1 let me just disable AP1 oh look

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at that you pick the channel and you

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just hit disable so easy I love you

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ubiquity but the amount of times I've

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asked for just let me turn off the

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goddamn radio on an AP without having to

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screw around with like AP groups that

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was so easy and that's how easy it

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should be we do have it up on the 160

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wide now let me connect and then we'll

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do a proper speed test and see how fast

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she goes it's not Wi-Fi 6C so we're

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probably not going to see beyond gigabit

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speeds and we only have a 1 gig uh

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neighbor connection here but it should

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still be pretty quick looks like about

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560 down getting pretty close to 700 up

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if you had faster internet and um maybe

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not other people using it sorry

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neighbors it'd probably be faster but

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that's pretty good try it on my phone I

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guess it looks pretty similar 450 down

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360 up not not the best ever but also

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not ideal circumstances whatsoever

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something I realized I missed earlier on

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the front of these switches is the reset

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button but it's not recessed now I liked

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it on the access point right there

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because it would be hard to accidentally

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press this it's on the back you can't

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even get to it if you wanted to here

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when you're fumbling around in the rack

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trying to plug in a cable I could see

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you accidentally pressing this that

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being said you probably have to hold it

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for some amount of time uh so it's

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probably a nonissue but seems a little

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bit sketch hey look at that actually the

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switch is picking up now here let's

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click set up appears to have been

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factory reset do you want to set up this

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device again

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yes is currently assigned to another

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user's

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account this can happen if the previous

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owner of this device has not deleted

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this device from their account do you

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want to request permission to use this

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device oh okay yeah I guess it's

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software drmed with their Cloud hosting

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even though I reset it I don't know how

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I feel about that I mean it's good from

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the perspective of it getting stolen and

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not being able to reuse but also if you

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were to sell one of these and not reset

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it from your account that would be not

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great they tested it in the lab and

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that's why it was adopted to somebody's

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account they reset it and now we are in

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it also has a software update but this

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time I'm going to roll because I want to

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know how fast it updates so there we go

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update click let's see oh there's a

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little no way there's no way it was that

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fast update 100% complete it says bullsh

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I'll refresh let's see no it still says

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100% complete I don't know about this

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Chief the update status went away oh I

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think it's rebooting now that's pretty

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fast let's see how fast it reboots

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though yeah I don't have internet

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anymore that makes sense internet gone

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no I have to connect to the neighbor's

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Wi-Fi now the signal

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sucks okay I'm doing stuff now Blinky

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blink hey there we go okay a couple

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minutes pretty pretty fast pretty

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respectable let's take a look at what

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the switch features are really quick

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okay open it up there I see the ports in

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a very condensed manner power cycle the

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poe that's good I can click on

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individual ports I can set the native

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VLAN the tagged allowed vlans Poe speed

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isolation a download upload limit a

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voice VLAN Loop detection storm control

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Mac control seems like most of the

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things here oh it even has

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802.1x uh so you can do network access

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control that's pretty cool I can mirror

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ports combine them I don't know what

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this color stuff is what does this even

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mean colors are a way to group specific

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APS together APS will only broadcast

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these Wi-Fi networks that match their

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configured colors both APS and Wi-Fi

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networks can be part of multiple colors

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and groups okay so that's basically AP

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groups that's what the colors mean they

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probably should have just called it

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groups and given the groups colors

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rather than calling them colors but here

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we are I can set vlans I can select all

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it's it's pretty much what you would

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expect it feels very new like this

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is software has existed for I don't know

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you know a year and they've got all the

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features in there but maybe the layout

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and whatever isn't the most optimal yet

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but it seemingly Works link lights hey

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you can turn them off let's try

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it hey look at that the link lights are

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off that's a good feature LED white red

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oo I can change the color let's go

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green eh ah green I wish it had a screen

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but the green is cool too so overall I

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mean I'm pretty stoked that there's

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another competitor in this kind of price

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point and space for small businesses and

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kind of like Enthusiast at home where

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you want more control over your stuff I

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look forward to when there's a local

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self- hostable controller I know that

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that's in beta right now but we'll have

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to see how that goes don't really like

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that it was DRM to another account as

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physical Hardware really wish that

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wasn't a thing maybe the local

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controller will make that not a problem

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but overall it cool it's a very

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responsive dashboard that much I like

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like look at this this is like a live

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feed of what's going on like the

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ibiquity one is pretty responsive but

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this is this might be another League

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especially considering it's currently

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cloud-based it's pretty impressive if

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you like this video like it get

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subscribed um April fools by the way

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we're not actually moving into the house

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we're not actually doing short circuit

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from a cold cold tub thank

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gosh

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