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Thanks for NVR ventilation and dedicated display! As for the diagram, I used MS Visio

Thanks all for comments I updated my configuration as below. 2.4GHz wifi is dedicated for IP Cam and some TPLink smart switches, my laptop and phone uses 5GHz wifi anyway. I previously underestimated the bandwidth required for video streaming to cloud. I have to give up cloud storage, because it...

I agree Thanks for pointing out! I am checking TP-Link VIGI NVR

I just found over internet that 4Megapixels camera, 25fps, consumes 40GB a day This camera is 5Megapixels, 4 cameras can easily consumes 200GB/day... I will need a huge harddisk, huge cloud space and bandwidth to synch to cloud This can be a huge blocking point...

Wireless is preferred. I have power socket nearby where I wanted to install, but didn't have RJ45 around the house.

TPlink claims it support ONVIF So, I suppose it should have no problem to stream to Windows 10 TPlink IP Cam (with ONVIF) ---> iSpy (Windows 10) Then, synch the recordings ---> Google Drive (Worse case scenario, someone broke in, stole my laptop, I still have the recordings at Google Drive)

Dear all, Hope fellow members are doing well I am planning to setup a simple IP Cam at home Equipment: 4x TPLink TL-IPC45AW, 5 Megapixel (I can grab this camera for 209RMB/camera (£20/camera) when I transit at China next month) The cloud service is a burden, so I plan not to use this...