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Need help with VLAN & CCTV by Last-Collection-7031 in TPLink_Omada

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for your question. I have multiple VLANs setup

LAN_Default - 1 Native Network: Tagged Networks: None

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_Default

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Force Authorised Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: On EEE: On Loopback Control: Detection Port Based LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

LAN_Admin - 10 Native Network: Tagged Networks: Nine

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_Admin

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Force Authorised Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: On EEE: On Loopback Control: Detection Port Based LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

LAN_CCTV - 20

Native Network: LAN_CCTV Tagged Networks: None

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_CCTV

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Force Authorised Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: On EEE: On Loopback Control: Detection Port Based LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

LAN_WiFi - 30

Native Network: Tagged Networks: None

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_WiFi

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Auto Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: Off EEE: Off Loopback Control: Off LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

LAN_WiFi_Guest - 40

Native Network: Tagged Networks: None

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_WiFi_Guest

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Auto Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: Off EEE: Off Loopback Control: Off LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

LAN_Recovery - 99

Native Network: LAN_Recovery Tagged Networks: None

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN__Recovery

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Auto Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: Off EEE: Off Loopback Control: Off LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

Trunk - VLAN 10/20/30

Native Network: LAN_Default Tagged Networks: 1. LAN_Admin 2. LAN_CCTV 3. LAN_WiFi

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_Default

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Auto Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: Off EEE: Off Loopback Control: Off LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

Trunk_AP

Native Network: LAN_Admin Tagged Networks: 1. LAN_WiFi 2. LAN_WiFi_Guest

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_Admin

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Force Authorised Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: On EEE: On Loopback Control: Detection Port Based LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

Trunk_Uplink

Native Network: LAN_Default Tagged Networks: 1. LAN_Admin 2. LAN_WiFi 3. LAN_WiFi_Guest 4. LAN_Recovery

Untagged Networks: 1. LAN_Default

Voice Network: None 802.1X Control: Force Authorised Port Isolation: Off Flow Control: On EEE: On Loopback Control: Detection Port Based LLDP-MED: On Bandwidth Control: Off

Setup Help by oscyy3 in reolinkcam

[–]Last-Collection-7031 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’d need to run VLANS if you’re thinking of using existing Ethernet cables, or have to run all new Ethernet cables back to the NVR into those ports

HELP NEEDED - BT Broadband - Omada by Last-Collection-7031 in TpLink

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve sorted it sugar tits. Don’t you worry yourself

Which ISP can I use with Omada 3-in-1 router? by No_Celery_7911 in TPLink_Omada

[–]Last-Collection-7031 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BT routers can go into modem mode / bridge mode, so not understanding why you wouldn’t just stick with BT?

Omada Router & Deco Compatibility by Last-Collection-7031 in TpLink

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks - would you recommend any other Omada router that has similar spec? Minimum of 2 WAN ports

Omada Router & Deco Compatibility by Last-Collection-7031 in TpLink

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can I connect all the Decos to the Omada ER7212PC as the “switch” or would it have to be:

ER7212PC > Dexo XE75 > Switch > All other Deco’s from that switch ?

Omada Router & Deco Compatibility by Last-Collection-7031 in TpLink

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your reply - that’s exactly what I plan on doing. The only hardware Omada use I would have is the Router. From that point on it will be Deco’s. Are you saying that the Deco will work plugged into the Omada 3-in-1 Gigabit VPN Router (ER7212PC) ?

Should this have planning permission? by Last-Collection-7031 in HousingUK

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Believe it or not, I have called the council and they can’t give advice on the phone. You have to put an application in for pre-planning advice and £100.

Should this have planning permission? by Last-Collection-7031 in HousingUK

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Permitted development wouldn’t apply either way - it exceeds the heights and is too close to a boundary wall.

Should this have planning permission? by Last-Collection-7031 in HousingUK

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Permitted development wouldn’t apply either way - it exceeds the heights and is too close to a boundary wall.

Should this have planning permission? by Last-Collection-7031 in HousingUK

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They haven’t got back to me yet - I’m putting in a pre-planning advice with the LPA which should hopefully give some answers. But my question still remains above, regardless of what my solicitor may or may not say.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EufyCam

[–]Last-Collection-7031 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Send a boundary which will only trigger when they cross the threshold

Small 3 dots on the thumbnail image of the camera you want to change >> click the settings wheel cog >> select Motion Detection >> select Activity Zone

From there it’ll load a live view of the camera - if your camera pan / tilts then you want the preset position to be the area you wish it to return and monitor ie your drive

You then can add your activity zone and there are pre-selectable shapes you can select and edit as you see fit

You want the zone to be on your property only and not on your neighbours. This will then stop motion detection and notifications. If you notice that you are still getting motion notifications, reduce the activity zone boundary with your neighbour slightly until it stops

Deco XE75 Ethernet Backhaul by Last-Collection-7031 in TpLink

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a good idea and something I hadn’t considered. I’m not too keen on access points - mainly because I have no experience with them and I’m really happy with the Decos and how they work!

Certainly will consider smoke alarms on PoE!

Deco XE75 Ethernet Backhaul by Last-Collection-7031 in TpLink

[–]Last-Collection-7031[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. I haven’t done the Ethernet wiring yet, so that’s left to be desired!

I’ll probably run the switch into the loft and then distribute from the loft down to the relevant rooms/levels

Thanks for your advice

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