licence for RN104

RNNVR01L-10000S (1-camera license)
RNNVR02L-10000S (2-camera license)
RNNVR04L-10000S (4-camera license)

You should be able to order any of the license above from your local ecomm site.

http://www.netgear.com/business/product ... -techspecs

Can I ask why it takes several days and a form requesting our personal and hardware info to get a license?
Of all the software I've ever purchased in my 20+ years of computing have I never come across such a complex system.

Thankfully I decided early to get the license so still have trial time to use up while I bang my head on the desk. :P

-G

Guys... what's up with this?

Trying to order a license in Australia and I just got this:

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I have had a look for you and unfortunately your order is currently on back order with an ETA of 25/11/14.
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How is that possible? Clearly somewhere, someone doesn't want to have me use your software...

-G

I have asked one of our local sales team down here for advice on this.

Thanks mdgm,

I suspect the agent I am talking to, or his company, to be the problem.

-G

For those in Aus, I tried Megabuy and ITSpot (Same company/staff) and got nowhere after 2 different orders.

I then contacted NetgearForLess and bought the license (albeit a bit more expensive than local pricing) from them. Got my license within 3 business days (US time).

-G

Don't waste your money. Surveillance on Series 100 ReadyNAS is utterly useless - no scheduled recording, no motion detection triggered recording. All it will do is record all or nothing - you'll need huge discspace to gather the video and endless time to find any events.

zerd74 wrote:
Don't waste your money. Surveillance on Series 100 ReadyNAS is utterly useless - no scheduled recording, no motion detection triggered recording. All it will do is record all or nothing - you'll need huge discspace to gather the video and endless time to find any events.

Perhaps, depends on your cameras. I am using HikVisions that have the motion detection built in, as well as scheduling, etc. The NAS records everything as I tell the cameras to, and it also logs events as the cameras tell it. So when I want to check events, I just go to the Playback option and can check any camera's events.

Perfect config for me.

What cameras are you using that don't have these features at the front-end?

-G

I'm using Hikvisions with built-in motion detection and scheduling with an RN102. I have a DS-2CD2332-I with 3 areas with differing sensitivities setup but Surveillance only detects an event for the first area on the list. Compared to Hikvision's iVMS-4200 PCNVR, Series 100 Surveillance is juvenile. I have to watch the entire 24/7 recording to see what's happened in areas beyond the first but I have another life so don't have the time !.

zerd74 wrote:
I have a DS-2CD2332-I with 3 areas with differing sensitivities setup but Surveillance only detects an event for the first area on the list.

Strange, picks up motion on my cameras just fine... you sure you have your event stuff setup properly?

-G