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What's a good cloudless setup? I've got a couple zwave devices, and have been looking into OpenHab. Win10 compatibility would be a bonus, as well as the ability
by Darkphibre 7y ago
What's a good cloudless setup? I've got a couple zwave devices, and have been looking into OpenHab. Win10 compatibility would be a bonus, as well as the ability to run my own OpenCV video analysis and voice recognition stacks...
- rbritton 7y agoUbiquiti’s offerings can all run 100% locally. I have my entire setup using PoE so each only needs a single cable.
- alexgaribay 7y agoI've been considering Ubiquiti since I'm going to redoing all the networking in my new house. Does Ubiquiti offer inner sort of facial-recognition-based alerts?
- takeda 7y agoI'm actually planning to do same thing, probably also use that to install PoE wifi access points. I think I also will need VLAN functionality. Which switch do you use? Also any opinion about their recent fiasco with telemetry?
- hmmdar 7y agoWhat do you use for motion detection? I've found the Unifi NRV motion detection to be very poor. Especially raining at night.
- drone 7y agoYou can also access it remotely, too, which is nice. If you don't have a fixed IP/don't want to manage firewall rules, they have a central service that creates the handshake between your remote device and your NVR to facilitate the connection.
- phlowbieuq 7y agoI'm working on IP cameras sending their video to Surveillance Station on my Synology NAS. Totally local recording, and was super easy to setup with some random IP cam I had laying around. My plan is to run cable for PoE cameras soon. Will have 24/7 recording, but accessible only locally.
- Wheaties466 7y agoUnifi Has a completely cloudless setup. https://unifi-protect.ui.com/ https://unifi-protect.ui.com/