Closed Network Security Camera

I purchased this to use at my in-laws cottage strictly as a security camera. With no one there 6 months out of the year and it being closed up without any electricity; it is nice to be able to keep track of the exterior. I'm able to see if anyone is there, not to mention the occasional deer, raccoon or fox that wonders by.

We set this up in a hotel conference room in order to create our own closed network for about 200 devices. The web interface is easy to manage, and there were no connectivity issues throughout the meeting. The heat map and analytics came in handy, as we were able to reposition the APs on the fly.

This is truly an easy setup! The app is very intuitive and gives easy insight to all devices on your network. The coverage is better than expected, I use one satellite and my coverage extends to my neighbors. The added Armor security is a great add on that provides continuous security checks. I highly recommend this for the DIY type.

I first heard about the ER-X on the Security Now podcast and then after purchasing it, heard a few more people talk about it on other infosec podcasts.� It was easy to setup, and I like the UI quite a bit.� I did have to look online and in the manual to determine how to accomplish a couple different tasks.� My only desire, and this is no fault of Ubiquiti, is that I would have purchased the 8 port router.� 5 is not enough for my home network.� I am not a power user per se but I did need to setup DCHP reservations and do some basic monitoring of network traffic both of which were easy to do.� I would definitely recommend this router to anyone looking for something more robust than your standard big box store router.

I needed to power 2 Trendnet security cameras and connect them and a PC to a network. Accommodated all perfectly and easily.

An excellent piece of equipment! The security and family features are super easy to implement. The Asus Router app coupled with the equipment gives you commanding control over your home network in such a streamlined package, it’s basically plug and play. The ease of use was not a requirement for my family when making this purchase but was such a joy to experience! Running speed tests on our home network under full load (3 work stations, console, 2 personal desktops, plus several other mobile devices, TV, iPad, to a total of 15 devices running full workload and streaming) we saw an increase in stability and even speed compared to our ISP provided equipment. Expensive doesn’t always mean better but in this particular case you are absolutely getting what you are paying for and then some! If you are in the market shopping around for stronger equipment for your home network and you have a large family that games and works from home then this is the router for you!

This mesh network has been impressive so far with both coverage and speed tests. The integrated Armor security is also good so far. Hopefully their firmware updates are smoother than Bitdefender Box 2.

I've recently upgraded my home network to using the CM1000 and a security/WiFi appliance. The CM1000 is a real trooper, very reliable and has delivered 1Gb speeds as advertised. It was very simple to setup with my cable provider and works like a charm! Great product and company!

This appears to be well-made and, despite what some other reviewers state, the battery seems to be easily removable and replaceable if ever need be. I'm using it solely to keep my home network (ARRIS TG1682G Xfinity Gateway) and security hub (iSmartAlarm CubeOne HUB) running in the event of a power outage. I flipped the circuit breaker to test it and it kept my network/security running for over 2 hours and appeared to still have some juice left when I ended the test. As an added bonus, it also has a single USB power port that I can use in a pinch to charge my mobile phone or tablet. This unit fits my needs for a reasonable price.

I am using this PoE for a home security system with Vivotek IP8335H 720P HD Cameras. It was very esatly to install, just hooked up the network from my 4 port router to port 8 of the switch, and attached my 4 cameras to the 4 ports that supply PoE and off I went!! It has a total of 8 ports, however 1 port must be used to supply the network to the unit, then there are 4 with PoE capability and that leaves 3 regular ethernet ports. Nice switch for the price. So far I havent found any fault with this item.