JVC VR-N100U manual Network Topology Overview 2, Network Topology Overview 3

Network Topology Overview (2 of 4)

VR-N100U Network Front Channel (LAN1)

•Single Static IP Address for Integration Into Company Network (Setup via Web Browser, WIN 2000/XP Client Software, Front LCD)

•Wired to LAN via Category 5/6 Cable

•Looks Like a Standard Network Server

•Operates as an Appliance (Dedicated Video Surveillance Device)

•Interface Between Clients and Networked Cameras

•Auto-Discovery and Self-Configuration of Cameras

VR-N100U Camera Back Channel (LAN2)

•Private Independent Camera Network Managed by VR-N100U

•Maximum of 16 Networked Cameras per VR-N100U

•Camera Connectivity can be Wired and/or Wireless

•Standard Network Switch (Unmanaged Layer 2 or Managed VLAN) Attaches Cameras to the VR-N100U

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Network Topology Overview (3 of 4)

Localized VR-N100U

•Networked Cameras are Installed in the Same General Location as the VR-N100U

•Advantage is that Any Broken Link on the Main Network Will Have No Effect on the Video Recordings

•Disadvantage is that Any Maintenance Will Require Deployment to that Local Location (if Locations Are Far Distances From HQ)

Centralized VR-N100U

•Networked Cameras are Installed in a Remote Location from the VR-N100U

•Advantage is that the VR-N100U can be Installed In a Centralized Room with Other Server Equipment for Easy Maintenance and Monitoring

•Disadvantage is that Any Broken Link Between the Remote Network Cameras and the VR-N100U Will Affect Video Recordings

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