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I haven't had any issues with ACTi or Axis with Exacq besides the fact it takes forever to review recorded video but that happens with any MP camera on Exacq. Or when a camera disconnects it takes a long time for cameras to connect even when you adjust the reconnection time.

There are lots of options for turning on and off devices in remote buildings.

If your DVR has trigger outputs you can use them to turn the light on and off.

Tell us a little about your project.

Core edition does not support audio. Standard and Enterprise do but you will be a license for the audio to work. This includes live and recording so if you want any form of audio you need a license

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I would recommend Avigilon andI am willing to bet it will fix your connection issues. At-least it fixed all of my customers connection issues when we switched them to Avigilon.

If you would like to try Avigilon's VMS I can give you a demo license to test.

How long is the cable used with the camera your having uses with?

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If your doing facial recognition you might want to have look at this.... http://www.ftc.gov/os/2012/10/121022facialtechrpt.pdf

Call your customer and ask them to go to ipchicken.com.

Doesn't matter both have the same 328ft limitation.

vector18 How many VMS manufactures does that camera work with besides Dahua's PSS?

You have to be a Avigilon dealer to have access to the price list and there PTZ cameras are over $1500. What VMS are you using at this site that will determine which PTZ you can use.

With NMAP and Wireshark you can have a lot of fun

Yes

There is lots of youtube videos on how to use NMAP: uNTsURvslvc

I would recommend Avigilon with Avigilon cameras.

How much bandwidth do you have going from your cameras to the NAS

I have done a fair share of wireless. What are the gps coordinates of the Station and AP?

What is the manufacture of the camera? Most have a utility software that is designed to auto discover the cameras on your network so you can address them. Some will even discover cameras on different subnets.

1080P is technically megapixel and this is "images and demos" thread