They told me that UNIFI does not support CCTV system....is it true??

unifi is just a internet connection service.. your CCTV run off wifi and internet connection? you better ask your cctv provider

of course you cannot plug in the cctv into the unify/router. Even with streamyx or whatever broadband you use, you can't plug in the cctv. Those cctv that are connected to internet use either of the following method

- cctv with wifi -> wifi (router) -> internet
(or)
- normal wired cctv -> cctv controller that has ethernet connectivity -> router -> internet


For cctv with wifi, it's also called as ip camera.
For cctv controller, also called as dvr, one example that support ethernet
is this one http://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Surveillance...dvr-mp416x2.htm

This post has been edited by zeese: Mar 29 2011, 08:42 AM

ALarm system also dun works

normally, alarm is connected to phoneline.. but if your home only have unify and no normal phone line... the only choice is to use alarm that connects to gsm (using celcom/digi/maxis) to send alert to user's phone.

I think should be no problem,try to contact their careline for the seeting guideline.

U mean TM careline.. i don't think will help because the alarm are not their product..
all alarm connection to internet are different for different type of alarm.. there's no way
for TM to provide guideline for the alarm connection..

I mean get the guidance for the port forwarding setting,normally to configure the cctv every ISP have their own configuration.From my exp I already help few customer to configure their cctv but not with streamyx.

All contact centre should have the manual,if not they to lazy to read.

Ooh.. i see.. what was I thinking..

unifi with D-Link DIR-615 router should be alright for CCTV system..

just make sure the setting for the port forwarding and the DDNS

yep, tested working many times with unifi. Very smooth and fast pictures.

I just get Unifi installed, but it is with a new router supplied called TMrnd, it work well for wifi but just facing problem with the setting for my cctv, and the technician failed to get it stable, anyone having the same problem??

no problem as I could view my dlink ip cameras remotely as well as via lan

Some discussion here

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1972790

This post has been edited by Kakiputer: Aug 5 2011, 05:19 PM