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Thank you all for your reactions. As I live in Europe (the Netherlands), those company names are unknown to me. However, the ones over here should be quite the same ;) I really appreciate you all for responding and I will have a look next time I'm at the store. Today I've attached two of these...

I've bought the ds-1259zj bracket to mount my dome on the ceiling, however... I need a cable gland/fitting to bring the network cable inside. The bracket looks as this; as you can see it has an opening with a cap on it. I think it's M25 screw? I've visited numerous DIY / construction shops...

Looks very good. Great place to install the camera. Do you have pics of the wiring inside?

Woah! Wait. I never said i'd reccomend using chinese no-name cameras. [emoji38] As you said, you'd be owned already [emoji14] And of course security goes further than just a firmware upgrade. You're absolutely right about that. I see vulerabilities on a regular base when getting a companies...

As an IT security officer i just can't agree.. I've thought about your given response and i *could* agree if it's a closed home installation. Why? Well pesonally I will upgrade if a security update is available, but the risk of being infected or taken over is very small so i could understand...

I don't know what to say.. you're really telling everybody not to update any device if it works OK? New releases can have bug fixes, new features, security patches, heating fixes etc.. etc.. Your device might be working as expected, but might still have issues. People should always update to...

Would be nice if we could get our hands on a new SirCam (Sricam?) to check it out.

I think what he meant to say is that it's quite sure the manufacturers won't upgrade firmware for all cameras for this. They will most likely only implement it on new models. Are there any known manufacturers which have implemented new ways of transmitting?

I know they're working. I've read more about foscam issues using blue iris. Some of them solved it by downgrading or upgrading the firmware.

I'm pretty sure you've burned the router by using that xcable. You could try to connect a straight cable and hope all will be fine. If not, replace the router. As fenderman has said, throw away the crosscable or at least put some danger labels on it.

Oh you should have used a straight cable. The wiring brings the power cables on a different place with a crosscable.

Have you tried other firmware?

R.I.P NPAPI. It's a bummer that we're not able to watch in chrome but it's OK because of security reasons. IE, FF and safari will get rid of it later on. I always check my stream in VLC. Why isn't IE working for you right now?

You should definetely check out if this camera has a web interface to control it. What did you use to configure your wireless network?