Video over Network & Web devices such as a
network camera, network cameras or video server can be attached to a LAN (local
area network) or WAN (wide area network). A network camera plugs into a LAN and
is viewed usually using a browser. A video server is a device to which one or
more video sources can be attached. Viewing is done using a web browser or in
some cases supplied software. These products also allow the upload of images to
the internet or direct viewing from the internet. In order to upload to the
internet an account with an ISP (internet service provider) may be required.
Contact your service provider regarding FTP (file transfer protocol) and static
IP requirements. Some products have a built in web
server.
Direct camera connection to your network
Choose from indoor, outdoor stationary
or pan/tilt/zoom systems.
Connects analog cameras to the network
Cables, routers, gateways & wireless products
Store images from a network of cameras, search, retrieve and
view.
Put your network camera in an enclosure.
See live demos of various products
Software to allow image capture, FTP uploads and image
storage
Video over Network & Web devices
Video over Network & Web devices such as a
network camera, network cameras or video server can be attached to a LAN (local
area network) or WAN (wide area network). A network camera plugs into a LAN and
is viewed usually using a browser. A video server is a device to which one or
more video sources can be attached. Viewing is done using a web browser or in
some cases supplied software. These products also allow the upload of images to
the internet or direct viewing from the internet. In order to upload to the
internet an account with an ISP (internet service provider) may be required.
Contact your service provider regarding FTP (file transfer protocol) and static
IP requirements. Some products have a built in web
server.
