Because MOST consumer based security cameras are WiFi based. Any camera
running off ethernet/PoE is going to an NVR and they don't typically sell
camera systems like this at Bestbuy or Target. It's Nest, Arlo, Ring, etc.
as that's what's easy for most people.
Finding a power outlet to plug into is
Start at the left, shoot the 90* AP towards the right. Then when you're
ready for another AP (test with your cell phone) start another one. Keep
going until you hit that mile.
If it's wide open I'm going to WAG 1/4 mile per AP if it's truly open. 1/8
mile if there are a few trees.
On Tue, Sep
I need to provide WiFi to consumer devices in an open corridor not too wide
but more than a mile long. Any suggestions? Anyone with experience
providing WiFi to large open areas? I need to figure out how many APs I'll
need and thus how many poles, power, etc.
In particular, I'm wondering if som
RJ45 ends scare people, you can't use a screwdriver.
On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 1:20 PM Jason McKemie <
j.mcke...@veloxinetbroadband.com> wrote:
> I don't get the wifi camera thing, you're already running power, so why
> not take the time to wire the cameras up correctly?
>
> On Tuesday, September 2
I don't get the wifi camera thing, you're already running power, so why not
take the time to wire the cameras up correctly?
On Tuesday, September 20, 2022, Nate Burke wrote:
> Usually the incidents are not this close, but when they're on top of each
> other it just makes me angry. Just because
Sounds like you're new here. You want some more of these asinine calls?
Technology is getting so much better by the day and people are getting
inversely proportionally dumberer.
I tell them it may work, but I really would expect it does not. The only
way we'd do it is to service the building its
Usually the incidents are not this close, but when they're on top of
each other it just makes me angry. Just because you refuse to
understand it, doesn't make it magic.
Rural customer wants our internet. ok, no problem, we do that all the
time. The ONLY reason they want the connection from u
