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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.The Plenum cable above is holding up well for me. No signs of degradation. 10G backbone between switch and control has been consistently...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread HUGE RUMOR: Unifi Protect will support ONVIF cameras (like from HIK/Dahua).I think I found the Unify Protect limit for ONVIF streams. The documentation says 8 feeds max. I tried to feed in 7 4K ONVIF streams...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread HUGE RUMOR: Unifi Protect will support ONVIF cameras (like from HIK/Dahua).Thanks and yes on a phone. My BI also tended to spike. I ended up turning off all camera based alerts and I did enable sub streaming...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread HUGE RUMOR: Unifi Protect will support ONVIF cameras (like from HIK/Dahua).Scalable is a good word for the day! I am using BI along with the Ubiquity Dream Machine Pro SE. it’s got 8TB of backup. I don’t recall...
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I already stated that I don't think it is scalable, but that's just my opinion. Any system you get is going to have limitations, that's... -
Jjnissen replied to the thread HUGE RUMOR: Unifi Protect will support ONVIF cameras (like from HIK/Dahua).I see. Not sure if Unify will do that considering they now sell a dedicated AI box per line. I’ll continue to use Protect as a backup...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread HUGE RUMOR: Unifi Protect will support ONVIF cameras (like from HIK/Dahua).Sorry for posting to an old thread but I recently enabled several ONVIF streams on my Ubiquity DreamMachine SE with a hard drive. The...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread IP4M-1098EW-AI PTZ shows Limited Resources - Failed to Play Video.Resolved. I had local camera alerts writing to camera memory. Since I’m using Blue Iris and AI to now analyze the feed I turned off all...
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Jjnissen posted the thread IP4M-1098EW-AI PTZ shows Limited Resources - Failed to Play Video in Amcrest.I installed this PTZ a month or so back and initially the PTZ function would work fine. I do not have it on a preset pattern or anything...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.Yes the gate hub goes out at the gate. If you have fiber with an Ethernet adapter your set out there. The hub buys you 3 spare POE...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.Funny I had purchased the GBF gate controller as well. I tried enabling it in Blue Iris and found the default ONVIF password was not a...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.Any update on this? I just enabled my gate controller this weekend and so glad that I have fiber up there. 1Gb connection to the gate is...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Modello Mexican tries to run me over.I don't know that I would have hit his car with the flashlight! Lucky he didn't shoot you.
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.I used a wire stripping tool I had already to score outer sheath and to dress each fiber down to the outer 125u sheath. It is for fine...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.Half hitch works well for larger wires. I just doubled the pull string back and taped over it. I used about a 1/2 roll of 3M electrical...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.The boxes may need to be removed to facilitate pulling/pushing cable. I used a similar pull string and didn’t require a separate pull...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.Yes I’m ok with that since I used a PVC conduit for the fiber to run inside. I would use direct bury if not using a conduit. Armored...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.Single mode is great for long runs or if you can afford it. As others have offered it’s often the preferred mode since it can work in...
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Jjnissen replied to the thread Long outdoors netwok cable run.If your going to use a conduit then this works well...