IP Cameras and NVR: Cabling, Recording and Secure Remote Access

In SE1 you decided where each camera goes and how much disk the recording needs. Now it is time to execute. This course teaches the infrastructure that does not cause problems six months later: conduit, copper UTP cable, the distances in NBR 14565 (the Brazilian structured-cabling standard, derived from ISO/IEC 11801), separation from the power wiring, the RJ45 connector in the T568B standard and testing with a cable tester. You will build the rack with a PoE switch, calculate PoE power and UPS runtime, connect the earthing (grounding) and draw the network's IP plan. Then you install the cameras (mounting, sealing, angle, focus, infrared), add them to the NVR through ONVIF, configure recording, retention, motion detection and virtual line, and export a video with the correct time. At the end, you set up remote access without opening a port to the internet, hand over passwords the right way and close with an IP map, an image-use notice and a maintenance proposal. There are 8 short lessons with worked examples. VLAN appears at a basic level (what it is and when to use it; configuration is covered in SE5), and AI video analytics is left out.