Read through these too.
https://ipcamtalk.com/wiki/how-to-secure-your-network-don-t-get-hacked/
https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/vpn-primer-for-noobs.14601/
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Just checked the specs for the NVR on Andy’s site, it only has 1 NIC. You’d have to install per your diagram and run cameras in your network along with the NVR. You can’t physically separate on a 2nd camera network.
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Hi there. What you have posted would work but your cameras will be on your network. You’d want to put the appropriate security measures in place on your ASUS gear.
Can you get runs back from the POE switches to another switch and into NVR? That way you can physically separate the cameras on to...
Have you tried to setup a new config file on OpenVPN? Export it from your router and send to email. Open email on device and pull into the app.
Helpful link if you don’t remember this from your initial setup.
https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1004471/
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I’ve installed 100’s of Vista systems, 15 all the way to 250 over the past 20 years. Much different than a Ring system.
For the more complete system, you’ll want the Vista. The 20p is a great one for residential. Wired is great but not always an option. Honestly, wireless with their 5881 and...
Add a switch in between is the easiest way to approach. Veracity and Vigitron make some devices too for long cable run applications.
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Ring has an in car cam that could be an option.
https://ring.com/products/car-cam
There are a number of LTE battery cams out there too, for an interior setup. Or go with a trail cam and SIM card.
Would recommend a decent car alarm as your first layer of protection though if not already on...
Installing cameras and looking to view safely/securely when not on premises with DMSS.
2 NICs: 1 for camera network, different IP scheme on POE switch off of router, the other is the NVR to go on router. Don't have vLAN capabilities so physically separating the cameras from the router/WAN...