Do You Know How To Install A Home Security System?
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HA that was funny thanks for the laugh
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That's not going to stop you.  You'll know the passwords to turn the software on and off.  So it won't do any good for YOU to install it.
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Have someone you trust do it on thier pc.
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Search below.. or call some phone numbers listed on there site, also you did not mention...\n\nPavers for your husband to sell?\nPavers for your husband to install?
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yes just have someone come install it
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How about...."home alone"\nYou could review all the devices that can monitor the safe running of the home whilst not occuppied.i.e. burglar alarms.\nThere is now a device to call you when water is detected from broken pipes.Maybe you could come up with some new ideas not yet available.\nHope this helps.
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install air condition that filter virus
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Cut a hole and mount a small enclosure cooler (alcohol vapor)\n\nIf cutting a hole is not an option then fabricate a heat sink and have the cooler blow on the heat sink.\n\nuse a simple house type thermostat for temperature control.
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I suggest you contact the substation people and inquire about the software they use and where you can get such software.
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Go to the BICSI website @ www.bicsi.org & search for installers or technicians. It is a direct link to the best in the industry. Email me w/ any questions
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Hi, I'm a professional security consultant.  When it comes to firewalls there's no one "best" solution, there are only better choices depending upon what you need to protect and your budget.  For most home users with a computer that doesn't hold extremely sensitive personal information, the firewall built in to Windows is sufficient.  It's not a great firewall, but it's relatively easy to use and it's free with Windows.  If your computer has sensitive personal data on it (bank account information, family records, etc.) then I'd suggest an external firewall, such as one of the little boxes that Netgear makes that you can buy in the store.  These devices do a reasonably good job of keeping malicious activity away from your computer.  Personally, I don't like nor do I recommend software-based firewalls such as Zone Alarm or Norton.  While these software packages can do a good job protecting you if they're configured correctly, using a software firewall is kind of like putting a lock on the refrigerator to keep a burglar from eating all your food.  You're still letting the burglar into the house, just not allowing him into the refrigerator.  A hardware-based firewall is like putting a lock on the fence around your house -- a much better proposition!  Always go for the external firewall/router box if you can afford it.
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Webroot Spy Sweeper,\nAVG Anti Virus\nZone Alarm Firewall\nccleaner\nSpybot\nCW Shredder\nHijack this\nAD Aware SE, Install all and no one will get in.
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go to http://home.howstuffworks.com/doorbell2.htm plenty of information there
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When setting you security you really just need information for configuring your equipment. Best place I find info for configuring wireless hardware and software is the manufacturers web site and dsl reports. http://www.dslreports.com/\nhttp://www.dslreports.com/faq/8698
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There are home security shops which sell a complete kit with everything you need as you described
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Obviously, camera(s), how many is entirely up to you.  There are some companies that offer hosting and monitoring service for you, much like what you would use for your home security system.  However, there is the other option of doing it all yourself.  \n\nDo not let the latter strike fear, as it is a lot simpler to do than one might think.  Doing a quick search for web based video monitoring and you get a (for the lack of a better word) grand list of options for you to try.  \n\nAs for the camera type, you are really going to want to go with one that has no need for a PC to function (own built in server), were you basically plug in the Internet connection and your there (of course there are some configuration steps to go through, but said items do come with the necessary manuals).  Unfortunately these can get pricey as you include more and more cameras.\n\nAs an example for the alternative where a PC is on location, LookC Ltd., out of the UK, sells several options, mainly aimed at full blown security, but they  can easily be adapted for the purpose that you are needing it for.  \n\nAs for sound...hrmm...I honestly do not think that you can include sound in this method...but a further search into web based monitoring could prove me wrong on that.\n\nI do hope this helps you out in your task.
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Setting up a home network??\nYou are rather vague perhaps a little more info might get you what you need.\n=)