Supported networking layouts (topology)
In order to communicate with Alarm.com, third-party cameras must be connected using Ethernet to the ADC-SVR210 or a 20XXP/21XXP pro series CSVR.
For more information about Alarm.com SVR and CSVRs compatible with third-party cameras, see Stream Video Recorder (ADC-SVR210) - Installation Guide and Commercial Stream Video Recorder (CSVR).
Networking layouts (i.e., topology)
Caution: Wireless topologies are not supported. In order to communicate with Alarm.com, third-party cameras must be connected to a compatible Alarm.com Stream Video Recorder using Ethernet either directly or through a PoE switch.
ADC-SVR210
• The router is connected to the SVR210's Uplink port.
• The unmanaged PoE switch is connected to the SVR210's Cameras port.
• The cameras are connected to the unmanaged PoE switch.
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ADC-CSVR2000P
- The router is connected to the ADC-CSVR2000P's Client port.
- The cameras are connected to a Power over Ethernet (PoE) network switch.
- The PoE network switch is connected to the ADC-CSVR2000P's Camera port.
ADC-CSVR2008P/16P
- The router is connected to the ADC-CSVR2008P/16P's Client port.
- The cameras are connected the ADC-CSVR2008P/16P's Camera ports.
ADC-CSVR2108P/16P
- The router is connected to the CSVR2108/2116P's Client port.
- The cameras are connected to the CSVR2108/2116P's PoE ports.
Note: Alternatively, third-party cameras can be connected to an unmanaged PoE switch that is connected to the CSVR2108P/16P's Camera port.
