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I am installing network IP cameras 2mp - each with a separate IP address 8-16 I want to view and record these cameras on the network via CMS software I want to install a 4TB harddrive on the network for recording (remote) - not on the computer. I want to be able to view the CMS software/cameras remotely on the network and prefer to do so without a computer - just a monitor (crome?). I do not want to leave my computer on 24/7 but I can leave a monitor on 24/7. Prefer to turn off my NVR while using the remote IP harddrive for recording Any suggestions? I am installing network IP cameras 2mp - each with a separate IP address 8-16 I want to view and record these cameras on the network via CMS software I want to install a 4TB harddrive on the network for recording (remote) - not on the computer. I want to be able to view the CMS software/cameras remotely on the network and prefer to do so without a computer - just a monitor (crome?). I do not want to leave my computer on 24/7 but I can leave a monitor on 24/7.

Prefer to turn off my NVR while using the remote IP harddrive for recording Any suggestions? There are way too many confusing elements in this post to be able to answer it constructively. It's horribly confusing when you use a statement like, 'I want to be able to view the cameras remotely on the network.'

From an industry standpoint, it's contradicting and can't be addressed without clarification of what you mean. You need to be more 'plain' in your explanation and push the technical terms to the side. Use hypothetical scenarios if you're having hard time trying to verbalize what your needs are. Some Brand/Model of IP cameras support that.

Instructions for setting up the Viewtron DVR CMS software. DVR Viewer & Software Downloads. IDVR Pro CCTV Surveillance DVR Software. For Windows Computers - This software is used on a Windows PC to view and manage.

Calvin Richardson Country Boy Rapidshare Download on this page. They do edge recording as well (some models). You put in a SD Card, and you configure a NAS for it. It'll record to the SD Card and also to the NAS. If the NAS is offline, the SD Card acts as a buffer and when it comes back online, it'll dump the recording the NAS missed from the SD Card back to the NAS.

However, do note that the models I tried required from HIKVISION required the NAS to be solely assigned for this purposed. They'll format and wipe the NAS.

So you'll have to get a NAS for this purpose only. You could tinker with it setting up, setting up multi partition so that 1 is use for the IP Camera, the others use for other purpose or other IP Cameras. This you'll have to figure out.

I did get one working with 3 partition and 3 cameras streaming to it previously, but i remember it's not a straight forward process. Also, With 1 harddisk segmented to multiple area and the multiple IP cameras continuously streaming forcing the write head to jump from sector to sector to write consistently, I'm not too sure how good it is for the HDD. And not all brand/model of NAS is supported. If you ask them, they'll tell u to get their brand of NAS which is a lot more expensive than the one you could get normally, e.g. I've tried a couple of DLINK NAS, it works.

Datamine Studio Tutorial Pdf. I've also flush a old DLINK nas to ALT-F firmware. It works as well. I plan to get a NAS only for that purpose.

I think that the CMS software can configure the cameras to record on the NAS. Yes, I prefer not to do multiply partition due to excessive work on the drive head Looks like I can test all 3 at the same time - SD, NAS and NVR You don't need CMS software to do that. The Camera can managed the NAS to do recording without any CMS or computer running. But limitation is as what I said.

1 partition per camera. If you are talking about using the CMS to record to a drive mapped to the NAS, your CMS software have to be running, which means your computer on. Otherwise, you can also set the cameras to record and ftp to the NAS, using the NAS as a ftp server. Iconics Genesis 32 Keygen Software. However, i don't really recommend that as it makes management hard. You can't use the search/playback function of the cameras to search for the period that you want. You'll have to manually delete the files when the NAS is full.