planning advanced home network
Hello guys and girls
Hoping to receive some advice here as I´m not sure how to go about this.
I will be moving into my new house in a few weeks. Its a 3 floor house and separate garage with a movie-room above.
3 bedrooms in ground-floor, 1 bedroom + livingroom + kitchen in first floor, home-office + tv-room + guestroom in second floor.
The house has built-in Ethernet cables with double outlets in each room, all wired in a patch-panel in the technical room in ground floor. There is also one Ethernet cable going from the movie-room (garage) to the patch-panel in the technical room. Fiber from ISP is also in the technical-room.
edit: I should add that we are family of 5. (3 kids streaming and gaming alot, including my wife and I. )
My plan is to implement an Omada eco-system to cover everything. I will also be using VLANs to separate IoT, Guest, and Private network. Fiber contains both internet and TV-signal.
HOUSE:
5-6 PoE-ports (1x OC200, 1x Raspberry Pi running parental controls and working as a NAS, 1x IP-phone in the kitchen, 3x EAPs PoE-connected,
Another 6 ports covering the TV+decoders and the surveilance camera-recorder unit (its a 4-PoE UDP port recorder connecting 2 PoE cameras) in house
GARAGE/movie-room:
1x PoE for an EAP + another 1-2 ports covering a decoder and or a TV.
Whats the best solution here? 1x router +1x OC200 + 2 - 3 switches? should all switches connect directly to router or in daisy or 2 switches to one switch to router? Or maybe 1 switch SG2218P in technical room and an EAP655 with its 3 ETH ports in garage will be sufficient.. i wonder if those eth-ports in the EAP655 are switchable..). I would also appreciate recommended models. How would you go about this if you were me?