Once hardwired into an Ethernet connection, can I view this online?
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You can using the search tool to find the ip camera ip address and view live by a web Browser or others software,
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I agree with Amanda's comment. Ethernet cable from router to computer is only for the initial set-up.
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You can hook it directly from your wireless router via an Ethernet connection
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There is a driver you can download (windows 8 driver is not on the disk), but I wouldn't recommend it, as the connection is really unreliable. Take a look at TP Links instead. They have products which feed the signal through the power cables in your house, so you can essentially connect your desktop to the internet via ethernet from anywhere in the house. I had a Belkin, and it was terrible, so I bought TP Links and the connection has been vastly improved.
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There are two connectors, each with a cat5 socket and a coax. I assume you'd hook one of your ip cams to the cat5 socket, run a coax cable to your machine, and then use the other connector to connect to your computer. Thus, two connectors per ip device. I don't know if Power over Ethernet is supported.
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Hi Jerry,I'm not so sure about that. From my experience of using it, when I hook up to my PS3 set, I had to downgrade the Ethernet setting on the PS3 in order to be detect it on my network.That's all I can attest to. Not sure if it helps.
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I used a standard ethernet cable. Plugging one of these to each end allowed a crossover between two computers. I was creating an in-home LAN.
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Only through a supplied adapter cable (about 3" long). Same thing with ethernet.
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The DSL connection is a wired connection, Ethernet output is both a wired and wireless signal.
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it has a coaxial connector. for ethernet hookup you are most likely would require a battery backup. if you are using it on a pc battery backup is your best bet, but that would run over $100.
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Yes. It has an RJ45 jack for wired Ethernet. As a matter of fact to get it initially on your network you power it up on a hardline. Then you set it up for Wifi (if you want to) and after that you're good to go on Wifi - or Cat5e.
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Yes. I did this downstairs with a second adapter to switch Ethernet to multiple devices. The first one upstairs gets Ethernet directly from my router.
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These are AP's only. I have them configured so that each AP is hard wired to its own Ethernet connection. according to my search and forum posts on community.UBNT.com, it is not possible.
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Yes you can use an ethernet cable, I used one for the same purpose and it worked
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If you have a piece of equipment, in my case it's my Directv receiver, that has an Ethernet port as its only way of connecting to the internet (or home network) and the piece of equipment is nowhere near an Ethernet port (Cat5 plug) in your house, this device will receive the wireless signal from your router and convert it to a CAT5 output that you then plug into the Ethernet port on your piece of equipment. Thus you avoid the need to hard wire.
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Yes, it will show up in your local explorer under network/router if you attach it to the router. works as just another drive if it is attached direct.
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If you were to monitor other electronic devices you could tell if the power was out. Not sure how you would monitor your internet connection unless you had your router in the camera surveillance area.