:-D Nice work ... but what a nonsense is that ? My complete network witch does neary the same came out with less than 100 watts. The power consum will be massive

This is awesome! Your wiki is also super detailed - interesting read. This looks like one of the situations where it's someone who is genuinely passionate about Ubiquiti and just wanted to go all out. Is it all entirely necessary? No, but if you can why not. 

@bferrell   Great job !!

Those that don't understand this forget that 12 years ago, a 1 Mbps connection was considered great.  A T1 line was considered super luxury that no one needed. 

18 years ago 150Kbps was huge compared to dialup speeds of 54kBps.  

Every year people think that for some reason future speed demand increases will stop.  They won't.   This house will actually not be forever when speeds go to 100gigs, but it will outlast all the houses stuck at 1-gig.  

Yea, not totally necessary, for sure, but a few thoughts.

I run several VLANs, the busiest is the Security Cameras, but WiFi, Guest network, VM servers, their SAN, IOT, etc.  With UBNT all inter-VLAN traffic has to go up to the router, and I wanted IPS/IDS since I run all of my own services (email, wiki, private cloud, web, Plex, etc.) so I wanted to be able to utilize the 1G link fully with IPS, and be able to quickly stream very large files across the local network as I build out my Plex library.  Plus I do ICS Cyber Security at work and wanted to solidify some of the concepts (thus some of the VM stacking, etc.).

@Snotmann Anything else in the UBNT line cannot do IPS at 1G, as I mentioned, so no, not really.  Also wanted to do the interVLAN routing at full 10G.  I want the IPS because I'm running all of my own services.  I run my services because I want actual privacy, and as I understand it, that is not legally protected if a third party hosts your services.  Also, I wanted to learn the virtualization, and that helps with my day job.  Part of buying the 1G FTTH is make sure that the product is kept available in the marketplace, and I do use the upload speed with my Cloud instance and Plex.  The 10G is partly future-proofing, partly learning fiber and SFP+ tech, partly that it's awesome to copy a full HD movie in about a minute instead of 10-15 is pretty awesome.  So, a bunch of things coming together.  And I wanted to, and I'm happy to pay the electric bill.  We also installed geothermal heating and cooling, so the utilty completely revamped my incoming power feed for me, and we're looking at solar.

Is that custom Sonos racking? 

It's a standard fitted rack by Penn Elecom.  They have a bunch for nearly anything.  The Tivo bolt rack shelves are by Mid-Atlantic though.  I like the Penn stuff better generally, but they didn't have anything for the Tivo that I could find.

https://www.pennelcomonline.com/en/Penn-Elcom-3U-Rack-Shelf-and-Faceplate-For-2-x-Sonos-ZP120-CONNEC...

https://www.middleatlantic.com/resources/rsh-lookup.aspx

Custom Tivo and Sonos rack shelves by Mid Atlantic and Penn Elcom

Thanks, you've put my little closet to shame......   Great writeup! 

Who makes the silver brushed cable management unit?  Looks like it matches the UniFi theme quite well.  With a washer or two, the depth would probably be flush with switches.

Yea, sadly I had to paint them myself, but I wanted the "networking" section of the rack standout.  If it weren't such a pain I'd pull the patch panels out and spray them too, but it's a bridge too far (at least for now).  Krylon "Aluminum" colored Fusion.

Nicely done bferrell!

You don't see this in residential every day...