Wireless Security Alarm

I’m trying to get rid of my landline and use DSL for my home alarm system monitoring and alerting.

I have a DSL and I want to get rid of my landline (naked DSL is offered by Bellsouth/ATT), but my home alarm system uses the landline to be monitored and to call the central office when tripped.

My DSL enters on one end of the house and immediately goes into the modem and then goes into the electrical system via a unit. In my study I have another unit which plugs into the electrical outlet and then I plug my wireless router into it.

In my bedroom closet I have the alarm system which plugs into the landline.

If I get rid of my landline, I can get skype and a $30 unit which allows me to plug in and use my set of cordless phones, but how do I get my alarm system integrated into this configuration.

Thank you

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

My Linksys Wireless-G 2.4ghz router sits on the floor of my room in the corner. My head is in the adjacent corner only about 5 or 6 feet away, but a foot or two more elevated.

My question is: Is this dangerous like they say cell phone radiation is, or is it safe to keep it on at all times? I have no security settings like a WEP or WAP and cannot change any settings because I do not have the password (I got the router used and the original owner forgot the password…). I’m not really worried about hackers though.

What I am worried about is the harmful radiation that could be emanating from the router (and are the 2 alarm clock/radios I have dangerous even when they aren’t searching for wireless signals?)

I suppose I COULD switch everything to wired but that’ll be more expensive and a lot less convenient. Not to mention a lot of work rewiring my entire setup…

So what do you recommend? I need professional opinions please… Is this as dangerous as a cell phone is…? =\

It only communicates with the doors and the windows, and calls via landline if someone is breaking in. Will these two systems interfere with one another.

My wireless router is through verizon and my alarm system is ADT. Thanks!

I currently run a 2.4ghz WIFI network using this router:

http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=643&#DGL-4500

I am thinking about purchasing and installing a product similar to:

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=100498016#reviews

Will I run into any interference issues? I am mainly wanting to purchase and install the security cameras at my home so I can easily see if someone I know is at the door or if there is someone parked in the driveway.

i have a wireless router, Netopia. Ok…after i get my static ip …how do i config my router so when i type in my ip at home…i connect directly to the DVR…instead of my router home setting? do i need to allow remote access to it..i just cant figure out how to direct it to my DVR? when i type in ip address it goes to router home settings? any ideas?

My Linksys Wireless-G 2.4ghz router sits on the floor of my room in the corner. My head is in the adjacent corner only about 5 or 6 feet away, but a foot or two more elevated.

My question is: Is this dangerous like they say cell phone radiation is, or is it safe to keep it on at all times? I have no security settings like a WEP or WAP and cannot change any settings because I do not have the password (I got the router used and the original owner forgot the password…). I’m not really worried about hackers though.

What I am worried about is the harmful radiation that could be emanating from the router (and are the 2 alarm clock/radios I have dangerous even when they aren’t searching for wireless signals?)

I suppose I COULD switch everything to wired but that’ll be more expensive and a lot less convenient. Not to mention a lot of work rewiring my entire setup…

So what do you recommend? I need professional opinions please… Is this as dangerous as a cell phone is…? =\

OK so I bought a wireless surveillance system with 4 cameras. i also have a wireless router laying around (D-Link). What do I need to do to pick up the camera signals on my wireless router so I can view them on the computer?