Connect Ip Camera To Router Without Ethernet Cable

I have a wifi only laptop that I wanted to use to test a newly purchased IP camera on. The adapter allowed me to connect a ethernet cable to my IP camera for testing. After giving the adapter a IP address in the same range as the camera my system connect with the camera perfectly. I would highly recommend this adapter for anyone needing to add ethernet wired access to there wifi laptop.

Purchased to connect a Wii to a cable router through an Ethernet cable to watch streaming Netflix. The setup was easy, just plugged-in the adapter, connected the cable, went into the Wii setup and told it to update, inserted the Netflix disk and I was done.

This is a fantastic Access Point. You still need a router so this device can allow clients to connect and assign them an IP. Netgear insight portal is convenient and easy to use. Highly recommend it.

Used this for a elevator camera conversion. This allows you to use a single BNC coax cable to power and connect a Ethernet POE camera. You only need to supply 24vdc to the near end converter. It also extends the operational distance limitations. very nice

used to ethernet connect from router to tv streaming box, works as intended

In the past 15 years I have used various brands and models of video surveillance cameras for our home and Japanese garden. I have sought to buy high-quality products equipped with PTZ and Power-over-Ethernet that were provided with user-friendly documentation. When it came time to replace several older cameras I discovered this Lorex model at B&H and purchased one. Features that first delighted me: (1) It came equipped for either surface (ceiling) or wall mount (and with all the hardware necessary); (2) among its features was ONVIF capability (connect it to your router or switch and it adopts an IP address granting access consistent with your network); (3) use a browser to go to that assigned IP address and a Lorex control panel opens in which you can assign a fixed IP address (good practice for 24/7 camera use); (4) superb industrial design (example: installation last step is attaching the dome under the camera from below, but delightfully the screws for that are lossless--designed into the dome mechanism so they won't fall out; (5) carefully prepared documentation that, while it requires carefully reading, leaves nothing to chance; (6) even the tools you need are included as is a 100-foot length of Ethernet cable; (7) the camera's images are clear, crisp, and nicely color balanced; (8) low light levels are quite good (but it does not provide IR light for total darkness, some ambient light is necessary). So, after that experience with my first purchase, I have since purchased two more. Two cameras are installed and the third is on its way to me from B&H. (By the way, early on I asked a question of Lorex tech support and they were back to me in a day!) This is the camera I have long hoped to find. And the price is right! Thank you Lorex and B&H.

This is what I need. I want this device to connect to the wireless network (at hotel, etc) and provide me with an ethernet port. I will then connect an Amplifi Instant Router the the ethernet port on this TP-Link RE600X and provide me with my own private network. The Amplifi Instant Router will easily connect to my AmplifI HD router at home and create a VPN connection that can be used by any devices I travel with to give those devices access to my home network.

I like the wireless satellite. It will allow me to connect a window PC via Ethernet cable to the internet.

This was easy to use and connect to a IP camera set up. Receives sound good.

Love it a little puzzling But well Wert the Reward to have must have this and always get the y Help video i use the you tube i just type in udmpro or what ever get you the info you need people are great to put there help in on there experiance of install and the ubiquiti install is perload on the udmpro prety easy if you follow out but i advised watch those youtube videos and alway connect the cables example modem to computer get the ip address now you then and now you use that same modem cable to connect it to udmpro wan 9 port on udmpro )) and if use a mac comport go to system preferences security &privacy unlock your compute click the pad lock icon to unlock computer then in general tab allow apps downloaded from app store and identified developer and so the ubiquiti software can get installed Well hope i help some one i may not be exact perfect i believe i am good enough to for some one who need help unlock you mac computer modem ethernet cable to computer for ip address then unplug and then plug the 9 wan udmpro and also the UDMPRO needs a passive Rj45 cable too connect it at the udmpro to your PoE Switch some of those thing will go a lone way it have your udmpro be connect the help i got was great but some times little simple thing are not mentions so view here there and write down those little helping notes and you be on your way it took me two days about 6 hours because i made a few mistake that cost me time but the reward of having this Udm Pro is well Worth i Love it and B&H is Great Thanks for being Great