It shouldn't matter. If you use your Wi-Fi camera to connect to the same network as your NVR and other devices, then it should just work. Just like when you run out of ports on the NVR, you can still get more cameras on the NVR via another PoE switch connected to your network. With this in mind, you must check out how your NVR works. It may only allow 8 or 16 devices to be defined. But generally adding the cameras requires you to put in the IP address, and as long as that's reachable, it should just work. Good luck!
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Do you have NVR for WiFi Camera wich connect through WiFi without cable
It shouldn't matter. If you use your Wi-Fi camera to connect to the same network as your NVR and other devices, then it should just work. Just like when you run out of ports on the NVR, you can still get more cameras on the NVR via another PoE switch connected to your network. With this in mind, you must check out how your NVR works. It may only allow 8 or 16 devices to be defined. But generally adding the cameras requires you to put in the IP address, and as long as that's reachable, it should just work. Good luck!
Great Vid, keep up the great work. :)