Title TK

So I'm looking at this pic, but I get lost in your connections.

I assume the internet is coming into your house via the sattelite dish. If it is, then why doesn’t the link connect to your modem? If it isn’t, then why is it in this picture?

What is connected to the Philips hub? Is that just for lightning? If so: remove it from your picture, unless you’re trying to create an overview of everything that is connected to you network. Same goes for the UPS: does that even have an Ethernet connection?

I see a patch connecting to another patch. Really? Or does each patch have its own connection to the Sophos? And the second patch has 5 connections? Or is there another switch or hub connecting these devices?

How is your wireless network connected, anyways? You don't have to add it to this pic, but a link showing where the wireless part connects to the wired part might be nice. Unless the APs connect directly to the Sophos

The Sophos is the heart of your network, I assume. It connects your nerwork to the rest of the world and divides your network between the wired and wireless parts, as well as divides the wired part into two separate parts (where one breaks out to your switch, the other to the patch ports). But from the picture, I can’t really see that: it appears to be just another device, with the same importance and relevance to your network as your tv does...

Just some thoughts, hope they’re useful to you

[Comment edited on Sunday 18 March 2018 01:34]

I assume the internet is coming into your house via the sattelite dish. If it is, then why doesn’t the link connect to your modem? If it isn’t, then why is it in this picture?

...my guess is that there is a cable or DSL connection to the modem, from there to the Sophos firewall and distributed further. The dish is probably just for receiving satellite TV (decoded by the media player probably) and is probably not at all network related.

There ARE network connected APC UPS-es, so that could be correct (though I would probably have drawn two wires from patch to UPS & Synology, but that's cosmethics).

The patch-to-other-patch is a bit weird indeed.

Hier een oude van mij:
https://tweakers.net/ext/f/DDslgBGfhsdVTPnUA6votdkG/full.png

Hier een meer profi:
https://tweakers.net/ext/f/0J8W6wKE5fkSyfjzTPghOVJD/full.png

[Comment edited on Sunday 18 March 2018 14:52]

@PcDealer
Ziet er goed uit.
Werd ff op verkeerde been gezet door die 20Gbs, maar daar wordt natuurlijk de backplane mee bedoeld

[Comment edited on Sunday 18 March 2018 16:10]

Pietervs wrote on Sunday 18 March 2018 @ 16:08:
@PcDealer
Ziet er goed uit.
Werd ff op verkeerde been gezet door die 20Gbs, maar daar wordt natuurlijk de backplane mee bedoeld

De stackmodule inderdaad.

Multi 10 GbE backbone kan ook nog:
https://tweakers.net/ext/f/wvjyUNJQWXs7020AdRiZhlxm/full.png

[Comment edited on Sunday 18 March 2018 19:22]

Printer is not network-connected? That's a huge convenience I would miss here.