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INTERMITTENTLY REDUCING CAMERA LOADS ON HOME WIFI NETWORK
I have four Ring cameras on one home WiFi network, one of which is paired with a Ring Chime Pro extender. Recently, there has been a need on this network for an additional school-issued laptop for distance learning that requires an added WiFi connection for live-streamed instruction.
In order to reduce device load on this WiFi network to facilitate reliable connectivity for the added distance-learning laptop, can I simply deactivate “Record Motion” in the various Ring camera device Settings, or would I need to actually cut power to my Ring cameras?
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23-08-2020 12:19:32
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Thank you, Boone! Your explanation makes perfect sense, as all I want to do is reduce the data stream loads from my cameras for about 6-hours each remote-learning school day. As added insurance, I'll use a temporary Ethernet patch cord from the remote-learning laptop to the network router. Mahalo (thank you) again, Boone.
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24-08-2020 05:24:53
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> @hi808 wrote:
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> Thank you, Boone! Your explanation makes perfect sense, as all I want to do is reduce the data stream loads from my cameras for about 6-hours each remote-learning school day. As added insurance, I'll use a temporary Ethernet patch cord from the remote-learning laptop to the network router. Mahalo (thank you) again, Boone.
@hi808 , You're welcome. My pleasure! Thank you for your kind words :)
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24-08-2020 09:11:18
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