Do you have two neighbors? Perhaps they both have a Netgear router.
Not near enough to show the strong signal I see. Both are almost as strong as ours, with the router ten feet away.
Do you have two neighbors? Perhaps they both have a Netgear router.
Huh. Mine don't show up when I check so I'm at a loss.
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Most likely answer: both "Netgears" networks you are seeing are coming from the same router. Most modern routers have a main network and a guest network that can both be turned on at the same time. My last three routers have had this feature.Why would I be seeing two "Netgears" on my available networks, and with exactly the same, strong signal strength?
Exactly. They're called dual band routers. Dual band routers use both 2.4 GHz and 5GHz frequencies. 5GHz provides faster data rates at a shorter distance. 2.4GHz offers coverage for farther distances, but may perform at slower speeds.Most likely answer: both "Netgears" networks you are seeing are coming from the same router. Most modern routers have a main network and a guest network that can both be turned on at the same time. My last three routers have had this feature.
Kurt
You don't need to. But it's a good idea to have local and cloud storage of your camera footage. It'll depend on what system you go with.I plan to buy a home alarm system, and a CCTV camera. I am looking forward to the security system can protect my family effectively. But do I need to buy cloud service for CCTV camera monitoring? How much will I cost?
Our Arlo has 30 days of cloud storage for $99 per year. We also have Ring with cloud storage.Does ring have local storage too? Other than being able to save clips down from the cloud?
Arlo has 7 days off free cloud storage for up to 5 devices and has a central hub which you can connect local storage to.
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Ring does not have local storage. If your wi-fi is out, your videos never make it to the cloud.Does ring have local storage too? Other than being able to save clips down from the cloud?
OK. Thanks.
I'm looking for something with cams I can put up myself. Not an "ADT-like" system.
Wireless.
Working with our wifi. Probably a small monthly fee for saving to the cloud.
I know I've read about some like that, but I'm looking for someone who actually has one.
Thank youYou don't need to. But it's a good idea to have local and cloud storage of your camera footage. It'll depend on what system you go with.
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Can this be connected to a moniter service if a break in occurs the police are called. Is there a fire feature to notify fire station?