Go Setup

05/14/2026

The process of building a network at a new workplace using equipment found in storage: UniFi, Netgear, Eero, and TP-Link Omada.

The goal is to provide stable Wi-Fi coverage throughout the building, separate Staff and Guest networks using VLANs, configure guest access, and prepare internet failover between Xfinity and AT&T.

Even equipment from different brands can be combined into one stable infrastructure with the right network design and configuration.

VLAN ITInfrastructure GoSetup

04/03/2026

Day 1 — installation & testing ⚙️

Started a new UniFi setup today.

The system is already up and running — now moving to the final stage: wall mount and clean cable management.

Why this type of setup?

Because a proper network is not just about speed — it’s about structure.

• Network segmentation
Main devices, IoT, and guest access are separated into different networks — improving security and protecting the system.

• Load optimization
Traffic is managed and prioritized — so video calls, work devices, and streaming stay stable even under load.

• Stability over “raw speed”
Most home issues are not about internet speed, but about how the network is designed.

The goal is simple — stable Wi-Fi everywhere, without drops, buffering, or random disconnects.

Final result coming next 👌

This is how a modern home network should be designed — not just installed.

📩 Text me or submit a request online — easier for me to respond while on the job.

03/28/2026

Starlink backup internet installation completed and integrated into a UniFi network system.

Designed for homes where internet simply needs to work — for remote work, video calls, security systems, and daily use.

This setup includes:
• Primary provider (cable)
• Backup connection (Starlink)
• Automatic failover between both lines

If one connection goes down, the system switches automatically — no interruptions, no manual action.

A reliable network is something most people only think about when it fails.
This setup is built so that doesn’t happen.

If you’ve been dealing with unstable internet or just want peace of mind — feel free to reach out for a quick assessment.

02/22/2026

🧠 Home Lab in Action

Upgrading a standard light switch → into a smart one.

Old mechanical switch.
No automation. No load monitoring.

Installing Shelly Plus 1PM inside a standard electrical box
and turning a simple lighting point into part of a smart home system.

What changes:

• smartphone control
• real-time power monitoring (W / V)
• automation & scheduling
• remote access
• physical switch still works

No fancy touch panels.
No wall demolition.
Just correct wiring and clean integration.

Next step — integration with Siri or Alexa,
so a regular light becomes part of a full ecosystem.

Smart homes don’t start with expensive systems.
They start with smart engineering.

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ElectricalUpgrade

02/21/2026

Distributed rack-based architecture.
Basement and attic nodes connected via backbone links.

Model:
Core — Distribution — Access

Core — routing & aggregation.
Distribution — inter-rack backbone.
Access — PoE for APs and cameras.

In this build:

• Multiple rack nodes
• Zone-based patch panels
• VLAN segmentation
• PoE budget planning
• Port reserve

Topology matters more than hardware quantity.

02/20/2026

02/18/2026

An upgrade isn’t about replacing hardware. It’s about control.

Step by step, rebuilding the system the right way.
No shortcuts. No temporary fixes. No chaos behind the rack.

What’s happening now:
• removing outdated wiring logic
• cleaning and restructuring the rack
• optimizing power distribution
• preparing the infrastructure for future load

When a network is built correctly —
it just works.
No random drops. No surprises. No stress at the worst possible time.

Every phase builds the foundation for the next one.
That’s how stable systems are created.

For upgrades or rack rebuilds, please submit an online request or send a text message — I’m often on-site and unable to take calls.

San Francisco & Bay Area.

BayAreaTech

02/16/2026

Step-by-step rack upgrade.

The client reached out due to unstable internet and sound issues.

The existing equipment had simply reached its limit and wasn’t keeping up with the current load.
Instead of replacing everything at once, we decided to move forward in stages.

New equipment was purchased, and we’re gradually upgrading and reorganizing the rack.

First phase included stabilizing the Sonos system and building a new network foundation with UniFi.
Work continues.

📍 San Francisco & Bay Area
Text message or online request preferred.

01/31/2026

01/30/2026

🔧 Network & Audio Upgrade | Xfinity • •

A network and audio system upgrade has started at a client’s home in San Francisco.
The existing infrastructure is being updated and prepared for further expansion.

What has been completed:
✔️ outdated network equipment has been replaced
✔️ a router and access points from (UniFi) have been installed
✔️ stable Wi-Fi coverage has been provided across all floors
✔️ a UniFi Doorbell has been installed
✔️ the audio system has been upgraded — transitioning from first-generation hardware to next-generation equipment

Next steps:
🔹 connecting Starlink () as a backup internet connection
🔹 replacing the modem with a UniFi modem
🔹 intercom installation
🔹 installation of video cameras and a video surveillance system

We’ll continue sharing updates on this project in upcoming posts.

📍 San Francisco
📡 Home Network • Audio • Low Voltage

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