Pci Card Security
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Lorex QLR464 4-Channel PCI DVR Card with 4 Indoor/Outdoor Night Vision Security Camera (Black) Sale Price: $259.88 Average Rating:   |
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Turn your PC into a video security system! The Lorex QLR464 4-Channel PCI DVR bundle allows you to utilize your computer as a cost effective video security system for home or business. The system includes a QLR460 PCIDVR card, four indoor/outdoor color security cameras with IR Night Vision, four 60ft BNC/Power video extension cables and power supply... |
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Lorex QLR460 4-Channel PCI DVR Card Sale Price: $68.71 Average Rating:  |
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Turn your PC into a video security system! The Lorex QLR460 4-Channel PCI DVR Card allows you to utilize your computer as a cost effective video security system for home or business. Install the card in your PC, connect 4 security cameras, and view up to 4 locations at the same time with the split-screen Quad view... |
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USA Security Store -- USS808 8 Channel CH Security Surveillance Digital Video Recorder DVR Pc PCI Card, Real Time 240FPS, Software Included Sale Price: $99.00 |
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PC Requirements • Intel Chipsetor AMD Chipsetor • Intel Pentium 4 or higher • ATI, Nvidia and Intel VGA card • 512MB Memory or higher • 160GB Hard Disk Driver(Minimum) PRODUCT SPECIFICATION • 8 Channel Video input • Each Camera 30FPS, 240 FPS total in display and recording • Triplex operation for Playback/Record/Network in same time • Support H... |
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Cisco-Linksys Wireless-N PCI Adapter WMP300N Sale Price: Too low to display Average Rating:  |
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The Linksys Wireless-N PCI Adapter installs in most desktop and tower PCs, and lets you put your computer almost anywhere in the building without the cost and hassle of running network cables. Now you don't have to drill holes in your walls and climb through the attic or cellar to get connected to the network... |
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Q-See QSPDVR04 4 Channel Digital Video Recorder PCI Card Sale Price: $89.99 Average Rating: |
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QSPDVR04 is a PCI Card installed in a PC that will display and record live video from the cameras connected. It has 4 channels video input, the maximum display/recording rate is 25 fps under PAL ·format, and 30 fps under NTSC format... |
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4PORT Pci Security Card Digital Video Storage Input Sale Price: $69.99 |
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Kworld provides PC multimedia solutions to consumers worldwide. As a technology-oriented company, blessed with one of the world's top multimedia R&D teams, Kworld keeps on offering a complete TV and editing product portfolio to the global market. |
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USA Security Store -- USS404A 4 Channel CH Security Surveillance Digital Video / Audio Recorder DVR PC PCI Card, Real Time 120FPS with 4 Audio Input and Output, Software Included Sale Price: $89.00 |
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PC Requirements • Intel Chipsetor AMD Chipsetor • Intel Pentium 4 or higher • ATI, Nvidia and Intel VGA card • 512MB Memory or higher • 160GB Hard Disk Driver(Minimum) PRODUCT SPECIFICATION • 4 Channel Video and Audio input • Each Camera 30FPS, 120 FPS total in display and recording • Triplex operation for Playback/Record/Network in same time • Support H... |
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Q-See QSDT4PCRC 4 Channel H.264 PCI DVR Card Sale Price: $79.00 Average Rating: |
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Turn your desktop PC into your own surveillance system with this Q-See PC based security solution. The QSDT4PCRC PCI DVR Card uses software H.264 compression for maximum storage with little loss of quality... |
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USA Security Store -- USS808-2 16 Channel CH Security Surveillance Digital Video Recorder DVR PC PCI Card, Real Time 480FPS, Software Included Sale Price: $190.00 |
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PC Requirements • Intel Chipsetor AMD Chipsetor • Intel Pentium 4 or higher • ATI, Nvidia and Intel VGA card • 512MB Memory or higher • 160GB Hard Disk Driver(Minimum) PRODUCT SPECIFICATION • 16 Channel Video input • Each Camera 30FPS, 480 FPS total in display and recording • Triplex operation for Playback/Record/Network in same time • Support H... |
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Lorex QLR464WB 4-Channel PCI DVR Card with 4 Digital Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Night Vision Camera (Black) Sale Price: $647.99 |
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Eliminate the need to run security camera wires with the Lorex QLR464W 4-Channel PCI DVR Card with 4 Digital Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Night Vision Cameras. Utilize your computer as a cost effective video security system for home or business... |
Dual Ethernet cards in on PC configuration?
Computer A
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2 intel 10/100 ethernet pci cards
windows xp pro sp2
Needs internet access
Needs ability to share files with Computer B
Computer B
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windows xp pro sp2
1 intel 10/100 pci card.
can NOT have access to the internet - security wise
Has to have the ability to share files with Computer A
Points
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* Computer A's internet access is coming from a Linksys router that has a Router IP Address of 192.168.2.1 and assigns IP addresses using DHCP.
* Computer A is physically connected to the router via patch cable.
* i have a crossover cable to connect Computer A to Computer B
Questions
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When I pop both ethernet cards in Computer A, which one will it default to? ( Assume fresh install of o/s and its powering up for the first time.
Should I see both ethernet cards in device manager?
Should I be using static IPs at all?
Assuming Im using workgroups, how should I proceed?
TYVM
popping cards into a box are random. put one in, get it working, put 2nd one in, get it working. they should stay configured that way.
you should see both cards in device manager.
you should use static ips. will make debugging easier. but since both boxes are windows, might just work with dhcp if the ips change.
A should have internet forwarding turned off.
Since MS has been known to leak, we saw leaking with NT and Win2000, I would suggest a firewall like a netscreen run in transparent mode to block all traffic except microsoft networking from B to A and back.
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get A's internet working.
then unplug it.
get the connection between A and B working w/ ip.
then work to get the workgroup working.
then plug the internet in.
look for leaks.
test to see if works. it should. been done before. I have done it some. been awhile under windows, mainly use linux now.
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