The Nerve Center / Security Console
I finally have my home network and video security (Logitech Alert)
system “presentable.” I just couldn’t take looking at the unruly Cat5
(security/home automation/audio/telephone/networking) and coax
(satellite/Comcast/TV) cabling any longer. I picked up a wonderful Ikea Broder shelving system, and as Radiohead
would say, “Everything [is] In Its Right Place,” including: • Netgear 24 port switch
• Netgear router (don’t use the WiFi as I use an Apple Time Capsule
out on my network in the middle of the house for WiFi)
• Comcast modem / VoIP
• HomePlug AV, feeding:
> six (6) Logitech Alert video security cameras, three (3) with night
vision/IR for monitoring/recording in complete darkness)
> Logitech Revue Google TV
> Xbox
• the ONLY and LAST Windows PC I plan to own (the other 4 in the house are Macs) Video Security Monitoring Station (Logitech Alert)–nice, but I
typically access from my iPhone at home and on the road
system “presentable.” I just couldn’t take looking at the unruly Cat5
(security/home automation/audio/telephone/networking) and coax
(satellite/Comcast/TV) cabling any longer. I picked up a wonderful Ikea Broder shelving system, and as Radiohead
would say, “Everything [is] In Its Right Place,” including: • Netgear 24 port switch
• Netgear router (don’t use the WiFi as I use an Apple Time Capsule
out on my network in the middle of the house for WiFi)
• Comcast modem / VoIP
• HomePlug AV, feeding:
> six (6) Logitech Alert video security cameras, three (3) with night
vision/IR for monitoring/recording in complete darkness)
> Logitech Revue Google TV
> Xbox
• the ONLY and LAST Windows PC I plan to own (the other 4 in the house are Macs) Video Security Monitoring Station (Logitech Alert)–nice, but I
typically access from my iPhone at home and on the road
