VR-N100U USERS MANUAL
9.If all of the networked cameras are recognized and viewable by VR-N100U, you may power off each camera, disconnect their network cable, and proceed to install them into their permanent assigned locations within your particular environment.
NOTE: If any of the networked cameras did not get recognized, proceed to section 6. Technical Tips and Troubleshooting section for assistance.
2.4.6. Where to Go From Here
You are all connected, powered, IP addressed, attached and ready to go. So, now what - where to go from here?
Before you begin exploring the features of the VR-N100U, you may want to plan your NT Domain or Active Directory integration. Integration into these platforms provides a focused approach to administering users, groups and the cameras on a secure VR-N100U, and, as you learn about the VR-N100U features described in the next chapter, you’ll be able to picture their implementation under the platform integration you have planned.
You can begin your exploration of VR-N100U in the next chapter, which presents an overview of VR-N100U features. You’ll find that VR-N100U offers a lot more control and functionality other than managing cameras on the network.
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