How many ip camera can this device handle? i already have 4 existing and it works just fine. How is it if I add 4 more ip camera? Is it going to work well?

You already have an internet connection. More than likely you have a modem with a built in 4 port router. Plug a Network cable into the back of the router and also into the Security Camera DVR. Go to the settings in the Security DVR and choose network. Log into the modem/router and set up a port forward to the ip address you found in the security DVR network section. Download the Security Camera App from your telephone hardware provider. Load your remote ip addess (found by searching from your computer attached to your network at home using whatismyip4.host) port, user name and password into the app and you should be online to your cameras on your phone.

Assuming you already have a modem/router on your network and you are simply trying to add a wireless network, you will need to
set up the Netgear router to act as a wireless access point. To do this you need to connect a computer directly to one of the Ethernet (not WAN) ports on the back of the router. Access the router using its IP address (usually 192.168.1.1). Login using the userid and password of the router. First you need turn off the DHCP function of the router. This will make it a slave to the existing router. YOu will also need to change the router IP address to a static value. It is recommended you use a high number to avoid IP conflicts such as 192.168.1.210. You can then go to the wireless setup and set your network name (SSID) and password. Once you have done all that you can save and log out of the router. Disconnect the PC from the router and connect the Netgear router to the existing router using Ethernet cable. Use one of the regular ports on the existing router, and run the cable to one of the ports (not the WAN) of the Netgear router. You may have to reboot both routers to get initial communications established. Once you have them talking, the existing router should receive wireless requests from the Netgear router and assign IP addresses to the devices attaching to the Network.

William the more information you can provide the more accurate can be our brain trust community's answer.
What I have to guess is you added the cameras to an existing network.
What you need to provide is how are the camera's getting their IP addresses ?
How are the PC getting their IP addresses.
My guess
Go into the router settings and look for DCHP server. Look at the leases issued and change the IP addresses that are assigned to the cameras to Static rather than Dynamic. if the cameras are getting IP address from DHCP. server rather than being set up manually..

If you manually set up the IP addresses on the cameras then alter the available ip range on the DHCP server to avoid the IP addresses assigned to the cameras. As an example say the DCHP range was 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.254 then alter it to be 192.168.1.21 to 192.168.1.254 and then hence the ip addresses 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.20 are used on static ip addresses like printers and cameras devices.

How do you log into the router
go to the internet browser and type in 192.168.1.1 and it should bring up your router The user name is most likely admin and the password will be admin by default. If no one has changed them.
I have looked at the usre manual but it does not spell out how to change the DCHP ip address ranges leases out or the way to change the ip addresses leased out to static for the cameras. I think you will find some sort of setting in thew dhcp menu option of the router.

What
I think is happening is called an ip address conflict. And the above suggestions should stop this from occurring when you reboot the IP address is re assigned and the DCHP server could be issuing ip address leases to your p.cs that are already staticly assigned to your cameras.

have you got two dhcp servers running ?
turn off dhcp server in wireless router
and use the one in the Thomson TWG850-4 Residential Voice Gateway.
make sure ip address in wireless router is different to the Thomson TWG850-4 Residential Voice Gateway. make it one higher on last digit of ip address
make sure dhcp does not lease out this ip address.

This remote control can be setup with a maximum of 4 nos of devices.

In Windows 7 in the Devices and Printers box, choose Add printer, then click on Add a local printer, choose existing port if one is already created (Parallel Port or IP Port) or if you have a Network card installed create new port and go to Standard TCP/IP Port. Enter the IP Address of the printer (It will also add the port Name automatically) then Next. Select Next again for Generic Network Card. This will bring you back to the Driver Install Window.
Here you will click on Windows Update, this will download more print drivers for all manufacturers. Once the download is complete select Konica Minolta under Manufacturer then select Konica Minolta Pi7200e PCL5e, go Next and finish off the installing the Driver.
I have a PageWorks 20 at home and using it on Win 7 64bit and this driver works with all paper sizes up to 11 x 17, duplex and optional tray. The driver is for a copier so disable tray 4, hole punch etc.

Go to the printer and print out the Configuration Page. Find the IP address of the printer and try to ping it from the computer. If you can ping the IP address then we need to setup your computer to print to the right IP address. If you cannot ping the IP address then there is an issue with the Printer. Go to the printer and try to find out if the IP address is set to manual or automatic, if manual then set the IP address, Sub-net mask and Gateway to your network settings. Reboot the router and try to ping again, this should allow you to ping the printer.

Now on the computer add the printer locally to the computer using the IP address as the port. You might need to add the port if it does not already exists.

HP says to use the Vista drivers. You have to install it a a local printer follow these steps....

1. Make sure the printer is turned on and connected to your network. Verify that you can access the printer's internal web page by browsing to its IP address before continuing. Print a network config page or make note of the IP address and Name. (should be a static IP)

2. Click >> Start >> Control panel >> Devices and Printers.

3. Click the Add a printer

4. Select Local printer

5. Select Create a new port and select Standard TCP/IP Port and click Next button.

6. Under Device type, select TCP/IP Device. Under Hostname or IP address, enter the printer's host name (found on the printer's network configuration report the generated above). Click Next.
If you get a message about Additional Port Information Required, then the printer was not found using the host name. You can go back and retry or using the printer's IP address instead of the host name.

7. Select HP or Hewlett-Packard from the list of manufacturers and select and select your printer model. Click Next.

If your printer model was not listed, then select Have Disk, browse the HP CD that came with your printer and select the first file that starts with hp and ends with inf.or use currently installed driver if you have teh correct on installed. Click Open then OK. Select your printer model. Click Next.

8. It will ask for the Printer name -- enter a new name or use the existing one. This will be the name of the printer that you select from other applications.

9. You may be asked to share the printer. Make a choice and click Next.
10. The Print Test Page box appears. Go ahead and print it.
11. Click Finish.

First, make sure the cables are properly connected, if using xDSL modem, it must be connected to the WAN port, the pc on the ethernet ports (any of the 4 ports available).
Second, check your current IP Address (default 192.168.1.x), then ping from your pc the ip address of the router (default 192.168.1.1). If OK, then your LAN connection works fine.
Third, ping any internet site, i.e. ping www.yahoo.com. if a reply response is received, your internet connection is now working.

If not, reset the router then do the initial set up from the router web page. Go to IE or mozilla browser, type http://192.168.1.1 (default ip add of router), the password or username is admin (default - refer to your manual). If already inside the page, go to the setup folder then proceed to configure the router. After all the configuration, check your internet connection, go to any web site.

hi
just follow these steps

right click on my computer & click properties>> go to hardware>> device manager>> click on network adepters>> select your ethernet card (lan card) right click on it. select the option uninstall >> a window will show that r u sure u want to delete this driver click yes over there. then on the top of the device manager window click on action >>select scan for hardware changes. in a just a few sec the system will reinstall the driver for ur lan card. it will start working fine. in case if it doesn't work u have to use the static ip in ur lan card. for that just go to control panel>> click on network connection>> right click on network adepter>> click properties >> select internet protocol version 4 TCP/IP then click on properties >> put the dot on use the following ip address then type the ip the ip address (like these 192.168.0.2 ) on ip address on subnet mask it will be 255.255.255.0 on default gateway it will be ur routers ip address (like 192.168.0.1) on dns use the routers ip address again then just hit ok there u go ur problem is solved.

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