What gear do i need for this?

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Hi there!
I want to manage internets for all the tenants in a building with 24 apartments. We use Wi-Fi today but want to reuse fibers from old isp. Every fiber is terminated in to patch panels with SC connectors. How can i reuse and manage this for det clients?
What kind of gear do I need? :blush:
There is 25 fibers.
1 is for building Wi-Fi
24 is for every apartment and they all are patch to and ready to go.

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Are you going to use an automated billing system? What IP addresses will you be assigning?

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there is no need for that. But i know uisp has som crm system, was gone have a look down det line.

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Ipv4 adresses most likely.
Can I get all 24 apartments into uisp software to manage from there? with CRM an so on.
Canā€™t find a switch that will do what I want!

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Will they be ā€œrealā€ Internet routable IPs?

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Still have lots of questions that need answered, but one route would be to install a Grandstream GWN7831 Aggregation switch. That switch has 24 SFP (1GB) slots plus an additional 4 SFP+ (10GB) slots. You could then use the Grandstream GWN7052F Dual Band WiFi Router in each apartment. You would use a 1G SFP in the Aggregation switch and one in the GWN7052F. That would give you WiFi and Ethernet in each apartment. If the provider will provide you with 24 static IPā€™s then you assign one to each GWN7052 in each apartment (not sure why CG nat would not work as well. I am sure there are things I have missed in this setup. You said you had not been able to find a switch to do what you want, the Grandstream GWN7831 switch is a Layer 3 Managed switch, and it has enough fiber interfaces to serve all 24 apartments in addition to 4 SFP+ slots . https://www.grandstream.com/hubfs/Product_Documentation/GWN7830%20Series/Datasheet_GWN7830_Series_English.pdf

just my 2 centsā€¦its fun to think outside the box

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Ubiquiti, UCRM really needs some sort of Ubiquiti UISP compatible device in order for it to work properly. UCRM will build a subscriber via the device(s) per location, with the Edgemax router, it can control bandwidth limitations based on subscription settings. Iā€™m not sure the aircube can be used to control bandwidth, I donā€™t think it can, never needed to try it.

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If youā€™re using the full ISP line you can control the bandwidth ā€“ Iā€™ll be covering all of this in my upcoming videos.

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I hope full details with UISP/crm because I still canā€™t get it to control bandwidth.