How To Secure Your Camera Network Using A Vlan

Today's video is about isolating IP security camera network onto their own network VLAN and protecting yourself and your family against constant vulnerabilities. Regardless of what type of cameras, NVRs, or software you are using, keeping them isolated and away from your main LAN is very important. Built-in vulnerabilities, poor support, and lack of updates from camera vendors can put your network at risk. Isolating your camera network onto it's own a VLAN can help protect your data as well as protect your network.

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[gregolas]

Yo thanks for this. Short sweet and to the point

[Polkster]

You should also create a rule that Drops Invalid State after your Established and Related rule.

[pbrigham]

Great video Mike, thanks for sharing.

[JohnMcclaned]

Fantastic video! I'm aiming to accomplish a similar setup with an OpenWrt router and Tailscale. My goal is to have Reolink cameras isolated from internet access to prevent unauthorised remote viewing, while still being able to access this private network remotely via Tailscale (installed on the OpenWrt router with subnet routing). I'm less concerned about the cameras talking to other devices on the same router as I have a dedicated router they are on. I want to ensure the cameras cannot communicate with Reolink servers or leak data online. Do you have any suggestions on how to achieve this? Thanks!

[Matches]

Hey thanks for the info!
Any concern with amcrest cameras being made in china? And do u have any other camera brand recommendations (preferably ones not made in china)

[corstafine]

All I want is a non sub system so my old mum can see who's at her door. One that can either link to her tv or phone or perma monitor. Years ago I used a cctv system on my shop that didn't have WiFi, didn't need updates or bloody firmware. It was just a camera that showed recordable footage... It's like we've gone too techy to the point of backwards nonsecure systems.

[Life.is.a.library]

chacha to bade high tech hai, bc kuch samajh hi nhi aaya kya bol gye.