Having flood wired my old home, we then moved so I have had to start all over again! Despite being here for 18 months it is still early days for the structured cabling, but it is taking shape, see the image.
The challenges were finding the best location for the wiring closet (ended up being by the electrical consumer unit in the hallway), routing the incoming services to there in a hidden manner, involving taking up floors, channelling and replastering walls, taking down and boarding and plastering ceilings and getting an electrician to replace the consumer unit and test the newly installed circuits and sockets.
The network consists of an MX75 performing the routing, two MS220-8p switches in outbuildings (connected by powerline), MR55, MR56, CW9163 and CW9166 APs and a C9300L used (for the project at least) as a cable tester to ensure the shielded CAT6a cabling would run at 10Gb. One of the outbuildings also has an MV73X to monitor the entrance to the property and the other has an MT10 to monitor the environmental conditions as it houses some antiques.
As you can see more of the cabling needs terminating, there is more to be run and I am building a cupboard around the electrical consumer unit and networking equipment to hide it and try to soundproof it. If successful the C9300L will be the core of the network. The patch cables are all temporary, so don't worry it will be much tidier and colour coded when complete!
