- Jan 27, 2018
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Im having some trouble with my IP camera setup and not sure about best practices / what i should do?
I currently have:
Home network on 192.168.1.0/24 being routed using EdgeRouterPro (connected to WAN)
a dedicated m4100-26g-poe netgear switch (l2/l3) to connect the Ip cameras and NVR to.
I would ideally like:
1) the IP cameras to be separated from my home network and non wan facing.
2) the NVR to be able to access both the cameras and my home network.(it only have 1 NIC).
I have tried creating a VLAN specifically for my cameras on ports 5-10 on the switch and NVR on the home network on Port 2. The problem i am having is i cannot seem to get the NVR to access both the cameras and the homenetwork at the same time?
How should i setup this part of the network. The aim is to keep all the IP camera traffic on the m4100 switch and keep is secure.
I currently have:
Home network on 192.168.1.0/24 being routed using EdgeRouterPro (connected to WAN)
a dedicated m4100-26g-poe netgear switch (l2/l3) to connect the Ip cameras and NVR to.
I would ideally like:
1) the IP cameras to be separated from my home network and non wan facing.
2) the NVR to be able to access both the cameras and my home network.(it only have 1 NIC).
I have tried creating a VLAN specifically for my cameras on ports 5-10 on the switch and NVR on the home network on Port 2. The problem i am having is i cannot seem to get the NVR to access both the cameras and the homenetwork at the same time?
How should i setup this part of the network. The aim is to keep all the IP camera traffic on the m4100 switch and keep is secure.