What networking protocols do these offer I have a system that will accept Onvif and RTSP, do these offer those formats?
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At http://ubnt.com, they don't come out and say anything about RTSP or Onvif in the data sheet: http://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/airvision/airVision_ds.pdfI am using Blue Iris with my Aircams.
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At http://ubnt.com, they don't come out and say anything about RTSP or Onvif in the data sheet: http://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/airvision/airVision_ds.pdf I am using Blue Iris with my Aircams.
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I use the RTSP protocol with these cameras and it works well. I do not know about Onvif.
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Yes - I have the camera working with blue iris software using these protocols.
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The camera does support RTSP according to the admin page for the camera: http://note.io/1kRBGgb I have not tried to use RTSP myself, so I can't speak to how well it works.
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Hello, Unfortunately, all of our frames only support .AVI format. Hope this helps! -Aluratek
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If connection is 2.0, then you can still use all ports, just that data will transfer at 2.0 speeds instead of 3.0. As far as video is concerned, it is still possible to use it. The only drawback is that there will be lag trying to move so much video data over 2.0 vs 3.0. Aside from that, all peripherals should work.
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You can set up pfsense as a virtual machine on a esxi server, i can vouch for that working.
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Using VLC with the correct credentials:rtsp://admin:password@192.168.1.108:554
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Due to the small memory size, DD-WRT will only allow the "mini" version of their firmware on it. I'd go with the RT-N16 if you want OpenVPN. I set it up on that once, it wasn't the easiest thing in the world but there was help from the DD-WRT forums. Still wasn't quite enough NVRAM, though, but I augmented with a USB thumb drive in the back of the router. Hope this helps!
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Hi Sehwa. This mini NVR only work with IP cams that support Onvif. Foscam FI9805W & FI9804W don't support Onvif function, so they won't work with it
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this camera support onvif 2.0, if this truvision nvr also support onvif 2.0, this is may work, thanks
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No it is not. It requires Windows OS.Please consider Icon RTC1000 or Icon TotalPass instead.
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Anyconnect doesn't work. It does offer quickVPN but that is highly unreliable. PPTP works on this.
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Yes, it supports ONVIF cameras. Unfortunately, the unit I purchased is no longer working. It died in less than a year (hardware failure.) I'm looking for another ONVIF HD NVR with PoE.
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Connect Onvif IP Cameras: Note: plz make sure all the IP cameras are Onvif 2.0 or the earlier Onvif version compliant. Firstly, find out the camera's Onvif protocol info: 1. Use a CAT5 cable to connect the HVR with the camera directly. 2. Go to the HVR OSD menu to select "Devicecfg" 3. Click "ChnnelType" to make sure the DVR is under "Hybrid mode" or "Digital Mode". Or please tell us your order ID, we will send more details to your email box.
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The rtsp can works with like: rtsp://192.168.1.103:554/0 Please make note that the RTSP port number changes according to the web port. If the web port is 80, then the RTSP port is 554. If the web port is not 80, then the RTSP port equals the web port +2000. For example, if the web port is 88, then the RTSP port will be 2088.
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I have a similar board running pfsense 2.1. Some features are not supported by freebsd but you won't likely need USB3 or fully featured video drivers. You'd probably want a second NIC though.
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Yes. It supports IPP as well as lpr/d and cups ppd files are available via brothers site in both .debs and .rpms. Also the interface can be configured via telnet. http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#HL-2170W
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further research reveals V.23 is the standard that your looking to use. And the answer is Yes. V.23 is supported on this modem.As for modem hang; I've rarely had that occur with mine, and I use it for communicating with PBX systems. Hope this answers your question.for more information see:http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO-29.html#ss29.6http://support.usr.com/download/datasheets/modem/5637/5637-ds.pdfRob
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I purchased Blue Iris because I wanted multi camera capability. I was never able to get the demo version to work for some reason. My configuration now is as follows: (this was set automatically by BI for me when I installed the full version) Set the IP address HTTP Port: 80 Media/video/RSTP port: 10554 Inspect ONVIF etc... Zmodo ZH/ZMD/ZP RTSP port 10554 Receive Buffer 1.5 mb Path: /tcp/av0_0 Hope this helps.