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Due to increased demand, it has become more important than ever for electronic technicians and security management professionals to have a thorough, grounded knowledge of the programming, installation, and functioning of IP-addressed electronic security devices. Guide to Networking for Physical Security Systems provides this information with a practical, straightforward approach. By first providing complete explanations of IP addressing, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, internet connections, and how networks operate; this book then delves into how these technologies can be used for electronic security device applications. With guided tours of common network devices such as DSL adapters, routers, IP security cameras, and detailed explanations of the various types of video compression; readers will gain a wealth of technical information that will prepare them for work in the electronic security industry.
Features:
Illustrations and diagrams are used throughout to clarify key networking and security concepts
Vendor-neutral approach allows readers of all backgrounds to grasp the material covered, regardless of the systems they have used
Complete glossary of common networking terms, and a quick reference guide of common networking testing methods and commands, make the book practical as well as informational
Includes valuable information on how to best work with IT personnel for securing networks from inside and outside attackers
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: The Beginnings of Networking
Chapter 2: Analog and Digital Communications
Chapter 3: Overview of Ethernet LANs
Chapter 4: Basics of Ethernet
Chapter 5: Ethernet Devices and Components
Chapter 6: Wire and Cable
Chapter 7: Fiber Optics
Chapter 8: Wireless LANs
Chapter 9: IP Addressing Technologies
Chapter 10: Internet WAN Connections and Services
Chapter 11: IP Addressing How-To
Chapter 12: IP Addressing Example
Chapter 13: Working with the IT Department
Chapter 14: Cabling and Connection Options
Chapter 15: Serial Communications and Ethernet
Chapter 16: Planning a Network Video System Installation
Chapter 17: Video Compression Technologies Chapter 18: Video Bandwidth Controls for Shared Networks
Chapter 19: Video Control and Recording Options
Chapter 20: Powering Devices
Chapter 21: Network Security
Chapter 22: DSL Adapter Guided Tour
Chapter 23: Wi-Fi Router Guided Tour
Chapter 24: Ethernet Camera Guided Tour
Chapter 25: Wi-Fi Camera Guided Tour
Chapter 26: Wireless Laptop Surveillance
Chapter 27: IP Video Server Guided Tour
Chapter 28: Video Management and Recording Software Guided Tour
Guide to Networking for Physical Security Systems