Monitoring Remote Site Web

SecuriCam DSC-5300G Internet Camera offers convenient extra features like Tilt, Pan, Zoom & Mike High Speed 2.4 GHz (802.11g) Wireless connection Camera connects to an Ethernet or wireless broadband network to provide remote high-quality video and audio Using the latest 802.11g wireless technology, the DCS-5300G securely communicates at up to 54 Mbps. Access and control the DCS-5300G using Internet Explorer version 6 Watch and listen remotely as the DCS-5300G captures both sound and video of your site Camera uses a CCD sensor that provides sharp and clear video with lifelike color representation Pan, tilt, and zoom function can be controlled from the Web interface or from the included remote control Pan up to 270 degrees horizontally and tilt it up to 90 degrees vertically 4x digital zoom lets you remotely zoom in on all the action for close-up viewing Universal Plug & Play (UPnP) specification which allows computers running Windows XP/Me to automatically recognize the DCS-5300G and add it to your network Monitor as many as 16 cameras on a single screen Set up motion detection to trigger automatic recording and e-mail alerts CAMERA SPECs - 1/4" color CCD sensor AGC/AWB Electronic shutter: 1/60 ~ 1/15,000 sec CONNECTIVITY - Wireless 802.11g 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet VIDEO RESOLUTION- Up to 30 fps at 160 x 120 Up to 30 fps at 320 x 240 Up to 10 fps at 640 x 480 PAN, TILT & ZOOM CONTROL- Auto pan and auto patrol mode with preconfigured stops. Pan : Range 270 degrees Tilt: Range 90 degrees 4x Digital Zoom Dimensions: 4.1"W x 4.4"H x 4.0"L Weighs: 12.2 oz.

Discover how to solve real-world system administration problems with this collection of end-to-end shell scripts This comprehensive book takes you step-by-step through the process of writing shell scripts to solve real-world Unix problems and tasks. Each chapter begins by presenting a typical Unix challenge that you’ ll most likely experience at your job. With each challenge, you’ ll learn how to identify a specific goal and start the shell script by defining the correct command syntax to solve the problem. You’ ll find out how to build the shell script around the commands, filter the commands output to strip out the unneeded data, and add options that give users more flexibility on the command line. The approach used will teach you how to attack problems logically. It will also empower you to take the basic command syntax and turn it into a shell scripting solution. Throughout the book, you’ ll find end-to-end shell scripts that you can use to automate repetitive tasks and solve real-world system administration problems. These tasks include: Communications such as automated event notification, monitoring processes locally and on remote systems, and automated FTP file transfersInformation gathering and monitoring for file systems, paging/swap space, system load, applications, processes, and capturing the system’ s configurationPrint queue management to keep the printers printingFloating point mathematics in shell scripts using the bc utility The companion Web site contains all of the shell scripts and most of the functions that are discussed in the book as well as bonus shell scripts for various tasks.