Why do you require port forwarding when other devices don't? Nest thermostat for example.
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We designed RainMachine to be totally independent from our servers. Port forward is very easy to set up and makes RainMachine your device, not ours.
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No only SmartThings require the internet always on. For that reason my just sits in its dusty box.
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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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Not sure about the number of devices I have 7 devices that are wirelessly connected and it does have port forwarding its pretty good router and I have used several
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Yes, our extenders do not have the DHCP server capability so that has to be managed by the network router or DHCP server.
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The main thing is to set up the port forwarding in your router. If you post the model number of your router, someone can probably find the manual and walk you through it.
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Level 3 Netgear support team (engineer) told me that I cannot use the 2 ethernet ports at the same time !!!
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It can function as a DHCP client. But if you wish your network to perform under DHCP you will still need a DHCP server. On my networks I use the firewall appliance as the DHCP server.
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there must be some problem with the building code, as the wireless would to be determined by some air wireless router located in the building. It would also require some type of programming to connect wirelessly as many wireless routers need passwords are pass codes. Check to see if this is a multi-family requirement where it is tied into the overall building fire system which would seem reasonable or if it is also required for individual/R 2 residential usage which I would think we would be problematic especially as a replacement unit in the existing home or apartment. Normally this requirement would be grandfathered and not applicable. there must be some problem with the building code, as the wireless would to be determined by some air wireless router located in the building. It would also require some type of programming to connect wirelessly as many wireless routers need passwords are pass codes. Check to see if this is a multi-family requirement where it is tied into the overall building fire system which would seem reasonable or if it is also required for individual/R 2 residential usage which I would think we would be problematic especially as a replacement unit in the existing home or apartment. Normally this... » Read More there must be some problem with the building code, as the wireless would to be determined by some air wireless router located in the building. It would also require some type of programming to connect wirelessly as many wireless routers need passwords are pass codes. Check to see if this is a multi-family requirement where it is tied into the overall building fire system which would seem reasonable or if it is also required for individual/R 2 residential usage which I would think we would be problematic especially as a replacement unit in the existing home or apartment. Normally this requirement would be grandfathered and not applicable. « Show Less
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Looking at the manual there's no indication that the thermostat includes network connectivity.
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None the router I bought of Amazon didn't work so I bought a new 1 for 10 dollars more and it supports 5 devices
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The red link is only needed if you plan on controlling this from a web interface or "app". The controller has it's own "wifi" network to "talk" to the thermostat and other wireless sensors. The controller does not connect to your homes wifi without the redlink.
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You do not need the redlink router to connect the Prestige thermostat to the remote wireless sensors. It does this with the built in Redlink Wireless technology. The Prestige thermostat does not have the ability to connect to a wifi network. You need the redlink internet gateway to connect the Prestige thermostat to the internet or available apps.
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Do you mean loopback for diagnostics? Not that I am aware of.Diana then wrote: "No, I meant was a person able to use an outside ip to connect to a device within the network WHILE within the network."Well this question is far from clear, but it sounds like you are asking if it will do port forwarding.The answer to that is yes. When I had this modem I had things set up so I could use ssh to contact my home machineusing port forwarding from machines outside my home network.
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In the setup menu there is an option to add it to the network. I have the ADT Pulse and it connected quickly & easily w/ the thermostat...
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No, you shouldn't need that. First thing I would suggest is to confirm you are set to "away" mode under settings when away from your home network. If the problem is more complex than that, I would recommend setting up a call with customer service, as the fix takes several steps. The customer service rep is fantastic and will get it working.
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Seems like the sensors and gateway link to the Redlink Thermostat. You push a button on the sensor, or gateway, and the Redlink Thermostat connects to it. So I think you need a thermostat that has Redlink functionality, but I'm not 100% sure.