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Will IPV6 — the new network addressing format — be a problem for security professionals installing IP security devices? If you’ve set up your clients’ DDNS properly, they should have no trouble accessing their Internet-connected security systems.
There has been much publicity recently regarding the new Internet Protocol (IP) addressing format called IPV6. The question is whether this new addressing method will affect physical security installations, and how the industry will handle this potentially dramatic change.
Whether you’re in a sales or technical position, you will gain from ‘sitting in’ on this discussion among three experts about the capabilities, trends and future direction of video management systems.
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