Pocster

Ir's easy. With Asus for example you just run a cat5 to each hub - then back to the central hub ( not through a switch ) then into your router. You've then got a wired wifi access point. You then change the mode of Asus to access point - that's pretty much it. So in Asus futuristic looking app - you can see what's connected (wired or wifi ) and you can see that the backhaul is also wired. Depending on your house though you may need numerous hubs - I manage well with 3.

Not familiar with air cube . Assumed it’s a cut down UniFi type thing . Basic throttling you would of thought would be in there somewhere …. I find a sledgehammer to an Xbox will limit download speeds .

Tried ubiquiti , then orbi - no joy . ASUS though - perfect !

The ubitique interface I thought had throttling support I.e you can limit bandwidth to a particular device ????

Sorry mis read the ‘n’ as an ‘h’

Ah (expletive deleted) it ! I’ll pack it out with window packers then foam it . Quality !

No ! Because it looks even worse !

Yes, yes, yes - the title is a clue. Right at the start of my build ( in the dim and dark past now ) I had to construct some light wells ( they are external to the build ). I've avoided doing anything with them as I can see they are a "pigs ear" as @Mr Punter would say. They are no where near level or straight - so it's fix/bodge mode. TBH in reality you won't ever see any of this; so it's all good 🤣 This timber for example is level ( with the gap in! - the gap is wedged shaped so not consistent ) the block work is MUNG. Structural glazing will sit on this upstand so I'm not happy about packing it out with some skinny timber and window frame packers and then foam filling it ( that sounds too dodgy for even me ). I was contemplating just doing a thick bed of cement on that off brick work and screw down the timber ontop of that until level. But timber against concrete externally ; not a good idea??? I then googled "expanding concrete " - you know like expanding foam - but structurally strong. I can but wish! So best way to fix this ( there are a good few more like it also )??? Knew this would come back to bite me on the arse one day.

@Onoff got his batteries installed I see ….

Did they give an eta on this ? . It’s been promised for *ages* . Such a simple obvious thing to have .

I have a use for you .

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Barkeepers friend …. 🙄👍

Too much time ; not enough work 😁

That’s all they had in stock

It is ; my printer broke

Right ! Here’s a best bit of mine

To (expletive deleted)ing neat for me . Of course you are only showing us the best bits .

WiFi calling or get an external area for cellular and feed it into your house and a booster ( these are expensive )

I asked for one at my local hss hire shop - they told me to (expletive deleted) off

It was strange for me for other reasons: Every raspberry pi "didn't exist" i.e. couldn't list their IP's nor could I ping them ( everything else existed though ). I haven't rebooted any pi's before or after the event. Blu Iris must of been running as it was triggering lighting which means the ip camera must be working and indeed homeseer z wave was working to turn the light on. So it was like everything is working but you can't access anything. Don't like these situation especially when magic fixes them. Have ordered a portable HDMI screen so at least if it happens again I can plug that into the HA pc as it's headless. If that ever goes down ( it hasn't; but windows always decides to do an update at some point ) then we have no lights, no heating, no audio etc. etc. SWMBO approval factor then drops rapidly!!

MAC address is assigned an IP address . Some things are dchp so get allocated ; others static . All very strange that *everything* failed . I’ll put it down to a hub bug … 🙄

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