Is "NetBIOS broadcast", "NAT Traversal" over the VPN tunnel supported for small scale surveillance setup (3 IP Cameras)? Thx!
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Dont know, doesent matter. They dont support sending the save credentials command to allow IOS rev 3+ clients to saving VPN profiles credentials with password. They blame Apple to require server to send save creds which is required to not have to have the user to type in the password each connect. Been an issue for 9 years. Bunch of brain dead fools at NetGear. Would not buy again. Crap.
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This is nothing but a network switch which will provide power to your IP cameras. If you hook it to your router with the Uplink then you can log into your cameras to view with any networked device. You will need some kind of IP Camera software and server to record your video too. If you want to just view live video on one camera at a time, then that would be a yes answer to your question.
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Yes as log as you are hooked up through the Internet. I originally had mine on my network but had foscam hook them up so I can see and move the cameras any where in the world. Also you can zoom. Just two on the photo
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Yes, they are. I have two of them connected to my DS412+ going through a TP-LINK TL-SF1008P for POE. It took me a while to figure out how to configure the cameras, though, because they ship with a fixed IP that used a different subnet than the rest of my network.
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I'm not sure.. I can only view the camera from inside my home. POINTLESS. I'm guessing I have to call my cable company to see how to access my secure network from a different network. So as of right now, it just takes up space. I'm not tech savvy, if you are then it could be a perfect item for you.
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To monitor remotely you need to set each camera to a fixed IP And NAT Each on your firewall from s unique external IP. ALternately you can use the UBNT AirVision DVR and remote to your network then login from a local device. Be sure to check the UBNT knowledge base.
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http://www.netcamviewer.nl/index.php/enBeen using this one for a few years. Only supports 2 cameras in free mode though.
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yes and no: it does support OpenVPN but not its most 'secure' configuration. The OpenVPN server and client on the router use TCP ports (which are vulnerable to SYN attacks) and SSL keys (instead of TLS). It is a better idea to have another machine take care of the OpenVPN server/client configuration and use the router as a firewall (you can implement a simple bruteforce deterrent using the firewall rules)
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Only with IP based dvr, like iSpy. Analog based dvr like Swann or Lorex will not work.
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provided you only want to access it from within your home network do not bother with Port Forwarding etc. If however you wish to be able to view the cam via the internet for example when your on vacation you will need to Forward the Ports via your router personally from a security stand point I avoid things like Port Forwarding as they open your home network up to the web and potential vulnerabilities that and it's stupidly easy to do a google search for ip cameras that are accessible via the internet.
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So I believe that camera talks over port 1024 do you know what I'm talking about?? Reason I say that is I set one up and only opened 1024 thru the firewall. Grab the cameras ip address and perform a port scan ending your the top of your range @ 1025 cuz there are 65k+ ports. So paper clip it it before you start in case it's messed up & let me know & will see what happens, feel free to ping me
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Dear Paul, change the WIFI encyption authenication with our "Eyesee Finder", please come to www.szgeeya.com/ipc for related software. Please know that the camera shall not be too much near the wifi router, like dark under the lamp. But if long time video recording or surveillance, we would advise wired connection. Further questions please feel free to contact us.
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Yes, all it does is carry the protocol. So some video can't be recorded. This device doesn't filter that out
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I used the Cisco RV215W VPN router and the QuickVPN software client and it works well. This lets you establish a secure tunnel to the router from a PC (if you don't plan to connect to it remotely you don't need the QuickVPN client).
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Camera isn't wireless and like most, if not all IP cameras, can be port forwarded on your router for remote viewing. One caveat though, make sure you pay attention to the minimum lighting requirement
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I am sorry you can't. Only support 2 analog cameras and 2 ip cameras at the same time.
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Yes it does, the "away" or remote viewing can use a web browser interface to access the cameras. I have a static IP address, but you can pay a small yearly fee for a DDNS account.