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connect alarm to router

pjproby · 2018-04-29 16:53:54

i want to connect a Swann DVR to the household internet- As i understand it (and I may not) I need to either hard wire the DVR back to the router or else attach a WiFi bridge to the DVR. Could anyone recommend a WiFi bridge for this purpose?

29-04-2018 4:53pm

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pjproby

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i want to connect a Swann DVR to the household internet- As i understand it (and I may not) I need to either hard wire the DVR back to the router or else attach a WiFi bridge to the DVR.
Could anyone recommend a WiFi bridge for this purpose?

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#2 29-04-2018 4:58pm

banie01

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I use a vonets WiFi bridge for the same thing, cost @€;15.

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#3 29-04-2018 5:10pm

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thank you

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#4 29-04-2018 6:43pm

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TP Links or similar power-line adapters are a much easier & reliable solution.

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