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On average, how many times per day do you think you are video taped?

If you think about it, between all the places you go where they have video recorders, or security systems.

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Probably a lot! Considering I go to Safeway a lot. And my neighbor has a video camera....

I was wondering if anyone besides the security guy is supposed to view the security video at wal-mart?

i was just wondering cause i am employed at wal-mart and they "caught" me not paying for a bag of ships and a soda.. which was a honest mistake on my part.. but a day after one of the employees told me that the security guy was talking to him about it and asked if he wanted to watch the video.. and while they were watching it the security guy was making jokes about how much of a loser i am that i cant afford a bag of chips.. i was wondering is he allowed to do this.. and if i could somehow take some sort of legal action cause i was already embarrassed now he just made it worse and i feel horrible.. please someone let me know

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No he should not be showing security footage to anyone except Management or Police. Try this site for professional answers

What is a good way to record security cramera footage?

Well, i have security cameras the problem is how should i record it? I can buy a 200$ recorder meant for security cameras which can record 3 days worth of video. I was thinking to record on VHS but the problem is i only can get 9 hours at most from the tapes? Any other good ways?

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You can get a capture card online from a few electronics retailers that support multiple channels and build a cheap standalone computer just for this task only with a good amount of hard drive space. Using 2 500 GB you can get WELL over 1000 hours of recording time and you can index based on the time a recording was made and burn it to a dvd.

How to choose a best security cam for my Office?

My Technology channel office has 6 to 8 working employees working 24 hours a day, I am realted to Network and Wan equipment selling department and please tell me how can I store video on my computer but I dont have time to see all the stored security cam videos daily so what shall i do, appoint a scurity man for it or else

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Prehaps it might be worth it to have an offsite company do the monitoring. It all depends on what they are monitoring for? Are you concerned about people sleeping at work, not working, leaving early? This could be easily checked by an outside company. Are you concerned about hardware theft? Pretty obvious if someone tries to walk off with a monitor? Or do you really need to watch what people are doing on a key by key level? You can build a "DVR" basically a security camera tivo, that could record up to 4, 8, 16 cameras constantly with enough storage for a few days of time lapse video. You can also build it to capture just people entering and leaving the space or use key badges to get in and out of the office. This would tell you how long people are actually there. If you want a simple thing, go buy a linksys network based web cam. Then you can monitor from your office, home etc. They will never know who is watching. Also could setup a computer to record the video.

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How should i configure my wireless router?

I have a static IP (192.168.18.19). I bought Intellinet router (http://www.intellinet-network.com/en-US/products/8192-wireless-g-4-port-router). I can't connect wirelessly to the Internet if I set obtain IP and DNS automatically (Control Panel -> Network Connections -> Wireless Network Connection -> Properties -> IPv4 Properties). It only works if I set them manually and only with 192.168.18.19 IP, which means that i can only connect only one PC. Is this a problem of my router or my static IP?

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Try assigning the static IP to your router then allow the router to assign your computers an IP of its own. Your computers will talk to the router that will talk to the Internet. That is how mine is set up and how we have our computers set up at work, we use a true static connection at the office. But to use a static connection you will have to dumb up your router, meaning you will have to go in and manually set all of your settings.

Routers web interface trouble (modem page??)?

Hey guys, when I type in my default gateway (192.168.2.1) into the address bar of internet explorer it takes me to my MODEMS web interface and not my ROUTERS web interface. It takes me to Bell Canada Modem Configuration and just tells me my modem's status (it tells me dns IP addys and that I'm connected to the internet etc.) but none of that is useful to me. I need to find my routers web interface so that I can port forward so I don't care about modem configuration right now. My routers is: Intellinet active networking What the heck is going on here? Because everyone is telling me to punch in my default gateway but that just brings up this bell modem page. GAH! Thanks for your help.

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I suspect you have an integrated modem / router provided by the ISP and you do not have a separate router and separate modem. If this is the case, you are at the right introductory page for router configuration. You will have to navigate further to determine how to port forward. You may also find that the device does not have port forward ability (but I suspect it does). Check your manual and help screens. Be sure to assign a static LAN IP address to the device to which you wish a port forward to occur or you will have problems.

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The network @ my office is run on an intellinet router... Occasionally one of the PC's will lose connection with the Internet for a 1/2-hour or so (the wireless router still shows 100% connection and all other computers work fine). We have an open router @ the office and I was wondering if anyone has heard of a router capping the number of masked IP addresses it will provide. My thought process is that maybe every once in a while some jackass will show up in the parking lot and leach off of my internet, taking up the final IP address and making it impossible for the office pc to connect. If my logic is asinine please feel free to let me know.

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In theory, you're 100% right. If you have 10 spots reserved for your office, and someone leeches spot #10; users 1 - 9 in your office will be able to go online no problem, but user #10 will be left assed-out with no spot. What's the solution? Setup security access; otherwise lift the cap on the assigned number of IP addresses.

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