Networking Guide Video Tutorial Series – Part 9: DNS & WINS Setup Best Practices
Posted by joeltjen in CCTV Training Videos on February 8, 2010
Our final Networking Guide Video Tutorial covers DNS and WINS best practices when setting up your network. Eric explains and demonstrates the purposes and procedures for setting both services up.
You will find DNS and WINS helpful when setting up personal or client security camera systems. Both services allow for easier access to CCTV cameras without typing in their direct IP addresses – who remembers those anyways?
Part 1 – Basic Networking Information
Part 2 – Finding Your Router’s IP Address, or Default Gateway
Part 3 – Finding Your Router’s Default Username & Password
Part 4 – Finding Your Network’s DHCP Range
Part 5 – Finding Your Router’s Existing Port Forwarding Information
Part 6 – Finding a Static IP Address for Your Network Device
Part 7 – Finding Your Public IP Address and Setting Up Dynamic DNS
Part 8 – Locating Your Static IP Address Information
Part 9 – (You Are Here)
Stay tuned, the next video will be released next week, and don’t forget to let us know if our videos are helpful!
Dump Truck Destroys Bridge in Turkey – Security Camera Video
Posted by joeltjen in Funny and Interesting on February 5, 2010
What a brutal crash… and completely avoidable, too! Apparently everyone survived, which is good, but this driver is definitely going to have issues getting out of this one!
Security Cameras & CCTV Practices – Feb 4, 2010 – 4th Ed.
Posted by joeltjen in Blog Carnivals on February 4, 2010
Welcome to the February 4, 2010 edition of the Security Cameras and CCTV Practices blog carnival. We got several decent submissions this month everyone, so keep them coming and we’ll try to include everything we can! Remember, try to keep it relevant to security cameras and surveillance, although we will include a few “general technology” pieces as well, if interesting.
CCTV Security Cameras
ApexCCTV presents Choosing what type of Security Camera you need for your Installation posted at The CCTV Blog, saying, “Choosing the right security cameras for a particular application is an important step in designing a surveillance system, especially if you want that system to actually be an effective crime solving tool, rather than simply a deterrent.”
General Technology
Roxanne Mcann presents 30 Gadget Sites Taking the Internet by Storm posted at XRAY Technician Training.
Matthew Paulson presents Prepare for a Full Body Scan posted at American Consumer News saying, “Across the United States, airports will be introducing full body scan machines to help authorities run more effective scans of airline passengers before boarding flights. This move stems from the Christmas Day attempt bombing on a flight destined to arrive on US soil.”
Suhani presents An iPhone Security Camera posted at iPhone Help.
IP Cameras
ApexCCTV presents Axis Communications introduces IP-based mobile video surveillance solution for use in vehicles – CCTVBLOG.NET posted at CCTVBlog.net, saying, “Axis Communications has introduced a complete, IP-based mobile video surveillance solution consisting of a new series of network cameras and a network video recorder for use in buses, trains, subway cars and emergency vehicles.”
Security Systems
ApexCCTV presents Integrating your POS with Video Surveillance to Prevent Theft and Liabilities posted at HowToSurveillance, saying, “Point of Sale (POS) and video surveillance systems serve important purposes on their own; however, integrating your POS system with a video surveillance system can help to prevent several types of losses and/or liabilities from happening to restaurant/hotel/retail owners including:”
Surveillance Practices
ApexCCTV presents Arguments against Video Surveillance posted at The CCTV Blog, saying, “As the use of CCTV cameras increases across the United States and globe, so does the debate over their numbers and motives. In a previous post, Arguments for Video Surveillance, we looked at four arguments for video surveillance. These arguments included peace of mind, loss prevention, crime deterrent and crime solving.”
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of Security Cameras and CCTV Practices using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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Networking Guide Video Tutorial Series – Part 8: Locating Your Static IP Address Information
Posted by joeltjen in CCTV Training Videos on February 3, 2010
We’re almost done with our Networking Guide Video Tutorial series, but before it’s through, we wanted to show our installers where to find their clients’ static IP information on their routers. As we’ve noted before, the more familiar you are with the various networking equipment out there, the better you’ll look when you have to troubleshoot something or setup a client’s system while they are looking over your should.
Part 1 – Basic Networking Information
Part 2 – Finding Your Router’s IP Address, or Default Gateway
Part 3 – Finding Your Router’s Default Username & Password
Part 4 – Finding Your Network’s DHCP Range
Part 5 – Finding Your Router’s Existing Port Forwarding Information
Part 6 – Finding a Static IP Address for Your Network Device
Part 7 – Finding Your Public IP Address and Setting Up Dynamic DNS
Part 8 – (You Are Here)
Part 9 – DNS & WINS Setup Best Practices
Stay tuned, the next video will be released next week, and don’t forget to let us know if our videos are helpful!
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