Can you view the stream from an IP address or do you have to go through dLink's site?
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If you can discover the local address, then you can talk to it directly. (For example, after you push the buttons and do the WPS pairing, you can go to your access point's management page and look at what addresses it has given out; one of them will say DCS-930L_XXXXXX where XXXXXX is a 6-digit (hex) serial number; for a modern access point like Asus RT N66u, you can even click on the address and go directly to the camera from there.) Getting at that address from *outside* your home network is more complicated (which is why there's a market for the dlink service) but setting up port forwarding from some outside port to port 443 (https) on the inside address is sufficient to permit streaming from anywhere (assuming your ISP isn't also blocking ports.)
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You can do both at the same time. I found this freeware called "ContaCam". this is perfect for this ip cam!! but of course, you need a camera server, but if you don't want camera server, do it on dlink cloud, you can still view but just cant constantly record it (with motion detection).
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Yes you can access from a remote location live on your pc or your smart phone
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If you are and on your network you can view from you IP. However, when outside of your network, you need to use dlink site.
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If you set to have a static IP address it can be accessed from anywhere. You will need to have the ability from your internet provider to have a static address block to assign one to the time clock.
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Well, hard to answer. If you're in your local network with a wifi connexion, your can browse the 9100A web page, then you get the view. But outside this inner network, over the internet, I don't know how it could work. Bye
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You'll have to have a DDNS account if you don't want to change your ip setting on your viewer constantly. The unit does support DDNS, but mine is hosted on my router, so I don't know how good it works.
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Amazon doesn't allow to post links but I will try my best.Basically just go to Netgear home pageHere is the official link if Amazon doesn't censor it netgear dot com /landing /stream /tv /#push2tv#software#step2
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Yes, but it will require an application called ISPY or Similar, http://www.ispyconnect.com/You do not need the login /password to get stream from the camera, just user the cameras IP address and add this to url Example http://192.168.1.168/img/video.mjpeg
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I am currently using my DVR and assigned an IP address to the dvr and I connect using the browser to see all the channels from any place in the world. If you want to do that you have to change the command and view port on your DVR, also place the ip of your DVR on the DMZ of your router(Wireless at home)
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No, you have to load data onto the hard drive, then watch from there. No streaming available.
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Sorry, I never worked with Linux, I can't tell you. All I know is that it is accessible through a web browser with a fixed ip address. Good luck!
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Hi William,Yes, you can view via MyDLink website with the Play Back option.
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Yes you need to have an internet connection to view off site. I have mine wired to my network, but need an IP address that doesn't change so I can view off site.
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Yes. Once it's on your LAN, it can be accessed via a browser from any device on the same subnet (e.g. 192.168.100.x addresses).
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I'm not sure, but you can send an email to D-link, and I'm sure they will respond to your question. The link is http://support.dlink.com/ If your answer is not there, you have "customer service" and "contact support" options on the bottom of that same page.
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No but you will need to sign up for a myqsee account or get a dyndns account to track when youre ip changes. Instructions are in the box and online.
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Jeff/Emily, I don't believe so. The router is an IP device. As such, it thinks in IP address numbers, not URLs. I have not setup any incoming or outgoing logs but perhaps you may be able to setup something that allows you to monitor IP addresses. But that doesn't tell you the web address/URL. If you're watching over your kids PC usage, best bet is to monitor the browser history assuming they're not yet savvy enough to clear it on a regular basis. If you're watching over employees, best of luck.
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This did not come with any software, but most security software will not have any problems viewing these as long as you don't set them to the same IP Address.
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Yes, but it will require some trickery, the unit currently "listens" on port 80. So you would have to set your router up to forward port 80 to the IP address of the device on your network. You can change the port the device "listens" on, for example if you did not want to forward port 80 you change the listen port to 8282 (you can pick whatever you want the higher the better) and then forward all requests from port 8282 from the outside to go to the device ip address internally. This assumes you know your external ip address. SO you would just go to your browser on whatever device you are using and type http://yourexternalIPaddress:8282. This will take you to the device"s webpage.