#NETGEAR IP CAMERA RECORDER ARCHIVE#
#NETGEAR IP CAMERA RECORDER ANDROID#
#NETGEAR IP CAMERA RECORDER SOFTWARE#

#NETGEAR IP CAMERA RECORDER SOFTWARE#

Netgear supplied us with a 2-bay ReadyNAS Ultra 2 Plus, although the software is designed for any ReadyNAS system. Once each camera was visible on our building network, we switched gears to the Netgear ReadyNAS environment.Īs an add-on package for all ReadyNAS products, Netgear offers the ReadyNAS Surveillance package. One handy feature of the Axis M1011-W camera is it clones its wired MAC address to the wireless device, so you can easily assign a static IP while its plugged in, which later gets assigned to the wireless device when it attaches to your network. The camera is assigned an IP by your DHCP server, and from there you can access an on-board web server for configuration. Out of the box users need to attach each camera to the network with a wired connection for setup. The equipment used in this review to support the ReadyNAS Surveillance kit include the Netgear ProSafe WNDAP660 Access Point as well as the ProSafe Plus JGS524E 24-port 1GbE switch. In our building we currently use Netgear equipment for our wireless and wired Ethernet backend. This means while the installation doesn’t need a wired network connection routed to it, you still need an AC power connection. Netgear supplied us with two Axis M1011-W cameras in our review kit support wireless connectivity, although not PoE. The overall setup of the security camera environment is pretty easy to get going and depending on the cameras chosen, the installation can be very creative. Support megapixel and high-definition video.Compatible with major IP brands, supporting over 1000 camera models.Utilize existing data protection features of ReadyNAS to ensure video surveillance data is protected.View video from a computer using a web browser or through free downloadable mobile applications.

View, Manage, and Record video from up to 16 IP cameras per ReadyNAS.Our review consists of a ReadyNAS, Netgear switching, twp Axis M1011-W cameras and two video camera surveillance license.

Netgear offers the video surveillance licenses in packages of one, two or four with suggested pricing of $95, $170 and $300 respectively. Those reasons make the ReadyNAS an interesting choice then, as setup, configuration and ongoing management are relatively simple. The key is simplicity, most small businesses don’t have the time or technical expertise to manage complicated systems, nor do they have budget for proprietary video-only systems.

#NETGEAR IP CAMERA RECORDER ARCHIVE#

Long gone are the days of VCR video banks with large hard drives and smarter video management techniques, it’s reasonable to keep quite a few active camera streams saved to disk, moving to an archive storage array for long term storage.

#NETGEAR IP CAMERA RECORDER ANDROID#

The system supports up tp 16 cameras per ReadyNAS and provides the end user with web-based management and monitoring tools, along with tools for remote and mobile monitoring via iOS, Android and BlackBerry devices.įor businesses looking to add video surveillance for compliance, security or other legal reasons, the NAS and video camera combination provides a pretty compelling value proposition. The surveillance feature can be enabled via license on current ReadyNAS units, or can be bought in a package complete with ReadyNAS, networking gear and IP video cameras. The Netgear ReadyNAS line of SOHO and small business NAS systems offers a robust set of management features, recently enhanced by Netgear’s video surveillance offering.

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