Does anyone have a PoE IP camera that you like? (or one that you've tried that
you recommend against?)
Either way, your reasons for liking/disliking would be appreciated.
The only real "criteria" I have is that it record on motion detection. It'll
probably see motion for a few minutes at a tim
Jeremy Charles wrote:
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Axis is king. They have a ton of models, most do record-on-motion and
PoE. You also have options on where to dump recordings iirc (local or
some sort of net storage).
And that was in 2005 when I looked at that sort of stuff.
On Monday, April 26, 2010, Jeremy Charles wrote:
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Hot Diggety! Nick Silkey was rumored to have written:
> Axis is king. They have a ton of models, most do record-on-motion and
> PoE. You also have options on where to dump recordings iirc (local or
> some sort of net storage).
Axis rocks... sort of. Feature-wise, they're sweet. But...
What happen
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 08:38:58PM -0400, Dan Foster spake thusly:
> We had some great IP-based security cameras but we discovered they were
> Linux based and wide open to multiple vulns thanks to our vuln scanner.
I wouldn't think it a good idea to put cameras out on the public net
anyway. Wouldn
Hot Diggety! Tracy Reed was rumored to have written:
> On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 08:38:58PM -0400, Dan Foster spake thusly:
> > We had some great IP-based security cameras but we discovered they were
> > Linux based and wide open to multiple vulns thanks to our vuln scanner.
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