So this is my home network. Not best, I only did it because I was extremely sick of consumer hardware. Although, that's another story.
Basically the network cable comes in from Telstra, Which from who I buy a 100/2mbit connection. I only really get about 40/0.8mbit. Its better than ADSL here though.
Then It goes in to the Telstra provided router. Then into my new Edgerouter POE. From there it's going into my home network wireless, and my 24 port EdgeSwitch.
I also have 2 Synology NAS's. One at my house and the backup at the neighbours. The EdgeSwitch also connects to about 10 computers. The router also connects to a backbone ubiquiti dish link (Linus showed it here). I have a receiver on the other side as well as a another consumer grade router, of which the owner of the second house chose. I also provided them a Ubnt UAP-AC-LR, which I manage from a PC In my rack which runs UBNT Controller.
Future Plans:
Run a wired cable from my house to the neighbours.
Include them home phone.
Notes
The neighbours are family relatives and don't pay.
There QOSed to 5mbit/0.1mbit
Thanks for any suggestions. This was all done on a budget.
Note: I put in a rackmount NAS on accident. (I Actually have 2 DS412+'s), One in the current spot and one backup connected to the receiver at the neighbours house for backups.
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