MOBOTIX IP Camera Record to Netgear ReadyNAS

This video highlights how easy it is to setup recording from MOBOTIX cameras to off-the-shelf data attached storage.

For information about which NAS is best for MOBOTIX systems see our tutorial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrgZjbLuaRA

This tutorial shows how to setup direct recording from a MOBOTIX IP camera to a Netgear ReadyNAS in minutes. Because the Netgear utility interface is the same for all their ReadyNAS models, the setup procedure is the same across the board, which makes it really easy!

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Science & Technology

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• mobotix
• nas
• milestone
• systems
• xprotect
• netgear
• readynas
• arecont
• dvtel
• iqinvision
• onvif
• psia
• videoiq
• axis
• communications
• pelco
• ipela
• bosch
• dinion
• dvr
• nvr
• mxcontrolcenter
• cctv
• flexidome

[kengere]

Hi which nas can i use to record 12 to 16 cameras 24/7

[theipacademy]

@kengere there are three main factors that will determine the answer to your question "Hi which nas can i use to record 12 to 16 cameras 24/7" - image quality, image resolution, frame rate. You may like to post your question to the MOBOTIX community at "mxinstaller (dot) com" in our user forum. I'm sure you will get your answer.

[peterairs]

That is a cracking video. Clean, simple and easy to watch. Good work!

If you were recording from multiple cams would you create a share for each one? How would you handle multi inputs?

Also, why NFS? I could see CIFS etc as options on the Mobotix menu. Is there a reason for using NFS?

[theipacademy]

@peterairs CIFS is certainly an option that would work. We selected NFS in this tutorial as NFS is the most commonly used method of sharing access between UNIX/Linux systems. NFS is a native Unix protocol and both cameras and the ReadyNAS are based on Unix/Linux.

Just one share is required to handle multiple simultaneous camera recordings.

[mitchelljs]

Another great video Simon ,

Mitchell Smith

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