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I have found an alternate route to the basement. I still think I could have ran it by it but going to play it safe and cut a whole in the closet wall and drill a new hole down.

I can confirm this is the way to do it as I have the same Laview NVR and I finally figured out you have to change it from plug and play to manual and change the IP from the subnet of the nvr switch to the IP of your local LAN. I would also recommend upgrading the NVR to the newest firmware. You...

So I am in the process of installing a 6 camera system. 4 of them will be on my house and 2 on my detached garage. I went up in to the attic last night. Its a pretty low attic and the whole thing has blow insulation so this is not going to be fun. I started looking for a easy route to the...

**Update** The Powerline adapters worked great. Doing speed tests in my garage I get pretty much the same 60-70MB. I am going to shut the wireless off on my extender and just use it as a switch to plug the cameras in. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks for the suggestions. I will turn down the WDR.

Does anyone have the optimal image settings for these cameras? I know it will vary with sunlight etc.. but just looking for a base line to start out with. Looking for the brightness, contrast, sharpness, saturation settings. Also I am a little confused with the advanced settings on these cameras...

Well I just ordered the Amazon.com: TP-Link AV1000 1-Port Gigabit Powerline Adapter, Up to 1000Mbps (TL-PA7010 KIT): Computers & Accessories Should be here by Thursday. I will update once I have it installed and tested. Thanks for all your help.

I don't know a lot about electricity but I recently had mine upgraded. The garage has its own fuse box. It ties back to the main house fuse box i assume so in theory those power line adapters should work correct?

Wired is not really an option... Its pretty much all cement between the garage and house. I think I will see how it performs with the current equipment I have and install the NVR inside. If it slows the rest of my network down I will pick this up....Amazon.com: The EZ-Bridge-Lite EZBR-0214+ High...

Did you check out the specks on my router? It can handle a lot of data WiFi—800+1733 Mbps speeds... Also has Multi User Multi in Multi out

I was thinking of doing it this way. I have a this in my garage now...LINKSYS RE6500HG Dual Band Wireless AC Range Extender - Newegg.com It has 4 gigabit ports on it. I just was not sure how much traffic it could handle over the wireless network. Do you think it will be able to handle the...

Here is a link to my NVR..... https://www.laviewsecurity.com/files/specifications/Specification%20Sheet%20LV-N9808C8E.pdf It states that it works down to 14 F and humidity of 10 to 90% Thoughts??

What are your thoughts on having and NVR in an unheated garage? I am located in North Dakota and it gets very cold here in the winter(-25 a multiple times a winter) My cameras are rated for -22 F but will the NVR have issues in the garage. The garage is not insulated and will get below zero as...

Do these need to be installed on the cable if you are tucking the whole thing back up in the soffit? I would assume its only needed if the whole thing is exposed outside correct?