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>Clearly that's all way, way beyond me right now, though I'd like to find some resources that detail how to get into it. If you've got any especially good primers or ground-up type information sources, I'm all ears.
>For now, though, I stick with my statement that cams are probably the most plug and play option from my perspective. Most of what you describe is analyzing footage after the fact, and ideally I'm looking for a system that will support that. Cameras that produce video in a common standard, nothing proprietary. I think that ought to allow for expansion in the future and basic functionality now.
>Even if I learn a ton and roll my own system with something like a basic interactive zone map, I can start with a "click to view feed" option and build more features on top of it as I gain the skill to.
>For now I've already got an old Dell Poweredge 2900 server that I could spin a VM on to act as a storage/control point, so the camera hardware itself is the big question.
Here's the thing. I'm just going off Geovision PC-based architecture, since other CCTV systems can either be wholly proprietary or otherwise get hinky dealing with how they're interacting with SCADA architecture... lots of commercial/industrial applications end up doing POE (power over ethernet) or other solutions specifically because they can tap into and leverage hardware infrastructure they already have.
Everything else from other manufacturers can do the same, but Geovision ends up being on the cheaper end while still performing admirably. My largest and biggest thing personally learned through experience elsewhere is that having your security/surveillance system totally stand-alone... that way, anyone being stupid (unplugging routers, unplugging cables because they want THEIR computer on, etc) doesn't fuck with your system. Sometimes that's not as much of a threat (using a tough plug that you specifically cut the nub off of for the most basic anti-tamper all the way to using strong seals or flat out lockboxing where your wiring goes to as one simple example) but in some locations it can be.
I actually had a CCTV system that I installed into the house we rented in Georgia, since we didn't live in the best neighborhood and I was getting ready to deploy and wanted to put the wife on the best security standpoint I could as far as preventative/early warning... other than moving, which was out of the question due to funds at the time. It used 2 4 port geovision camera cards, full 8 cameras with all cameras covering a full 360 plus each other and the front yard
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