Maybe I should assume this from the fact that it has WiFi and Ethernet, but...is the device remotely accessible on the Web, or only within the LAN?
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You can access your Vera over the Web from any device. I have the app on my phone and pad and can control my house from Mexico. A little tricky setting it up but works a charm once setup
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You can access it via browser from your home network using a local ip# (192.168.xxx.yyy) and from home/anywhere over the internet using a login account you create at micaseverde.com when you set up your unit.this works quite well and also solves the problem that most internet providers use a semi-static DHCP to assign IP numbers and your home's IP address will change over time.
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Vera3 is accessible from your LAN and from the Web. For web access you can utilize the vendors included web access right out of the box without having to worry about firewall changes or port forwarding etc. Vera3 can connect to your LAN via ethernet or Wifi, and can even act as your Wifi access point if you do not already have one.
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You can control over the web, They also have an app for the iPhone not sure for android. I use it to over see my vacation house in another state.This was the cheapest way that I found without paying for a serves.
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You will need connectivity to internet either via Ethernet or WiFi. This device is a router and must have a connection to the internet in order to provide access for connected devices.
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PC/tablet access to the device (storage) is via WiFi - the device itself is only plugged into the router
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I'm not sure. Interesting application, so the whole network could access the drive, but I think you'd have to reach out to the manufacturer for that one.
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Not as far as I know. If the computer to which it is attached is part of your wifi network, it can be accessed from any other computer in the network assuming you have the Dymo software installed. This is the way my wife uses it from her laptop.
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You have to hook it up with the ethernet cord to gain access to the internet, but you can watch what is being broadcast online through that. I believe if you spend sometime with it you might be able too. I really doubt it because there are only two usb ports on the box. One is for the mouse and the other can be for downloading the recorded content.
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Needs a dongle (which is sold separately) to operate wirelessly over a LAN.
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It is it's own internet server. Once it is set up, it will have its own WIFI address. One uses the device by logging your phone, tablet on laptop computer onto it's WIFI address .
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It is WiFi capable but you have to by the extra attachment to pick up the wireless signal or run an Ethernet cord to it from your router/modem
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Short answer: yes.It has several operating modes. I am using it in client mode, allowing a device with an ethernet port to be connected to a wireless LAN.
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The device works independent of a computer. To access it from a computer it uses a web browser. I have only ever been able to get this to work on ie. That said the entire contents of the device can be accessed directly with a monitor and the included mouse. There is also an app for smart phones that allows you to view it
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This is like a hub for Ethernet cable. It allows multiple devices to be attached to you router and therefore connected to the internet. There is no WiFi. It's only cable.
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Since it plugs into your router, it is as secure as your network. Also, there is a login with a password for the device through your remote access, like your phone or tablet. It's worked flawlessly since I got it a year ago.
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It is not set up as a Wireless unit--quite honestly, I am not certain that the capability exists
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Yes it can be accessed either way. You choose when you do your setup. I did not set mine up for remote access but I am going to change my setup when the holidays are over and I have time to do it. Good luck with your device. I love mine.
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From what I remember installing it there is an Ethernet connector on the back, but as with most modern equipment it's either/or. I doubt you'd see a major difference between wired and WiFi, as long as it's not too far from your WiFi router.
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Just needs to be hooked to a screen not a computer. If it is connected to a public IP address, it may be accessed remotely by a computer browser however.