can I hook this router to a p2p cloud construction camera, and send it to my computer miles away for surveillance of a construction site that only has
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MOFI has a cloud link server where you can now get a public IP address so if this does not work for you, it will for sure using the Cloud Link Server.
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I don't know why it would not work if it works with a "wired" router. I would send an email to MoFi support. I had a question the other night and they answered within two hours and that was around 7:00pm CST. If you are on a data plan it might exceed it's allocation running video.
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Hi,the camera support P2P,no need to do port forwarding if you want to remote access.
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Most likely not, it is a DSL could probably use their modem and this as router. I run 6 security cameras at up to 200 feet wireless and it works great.
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The camera will need an internal IP address, but it doesn't have to be connected to the Internet
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I don't believe that will work. The only way it would is your wifi has a 10 mile plus signal range. The camera needs to connect to wifi to then to the internet
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The answer is "yes, depending on your recording needs". The camera can email short video clips triggered by timed motion detection - or, if your technically adept, you can set up a samba server to manage timed video uploads - or you can use top notch, inexpensive viewing software for remote viewing and manual recording saved to your smartphone, pad or computer. The last option requires that you set up an inexpensive ($19/year) DNS service. Your camera installation software will help you do this. Note: your wifi router should be a UPnP router. Apple routers will not work unless you are an expert technologist capable of working with port forwarding. All this may seem complicated - but it's not. My 4 cameras work using techniques 1 and 3 - and I'm a businessman - not a technologist.
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Yes, IF you have a Web Browser, Network and a Router (For the TRENDnet Camera to connect to) However, I've been disappointed with mine. Allow me to suggest http://foscam.us
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Hi, yes but you will need to open port in your router or set up DMZ. Camera comes with per-configured DDNS, which works great on pc, phone or tablet.
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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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No it does not need to hooked too a security system I have mine on the blue iris software on my computer it's a great software to record video from ip cameras . If you know how to port forward the ports in your router and jazz than you can see on your phone using ip cam viewer app
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Yes; by running the cable you are essentially extending your network by adding another router. Wifi will work fine as long as you are within range. Your camera setup should work the same way.
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Cameras are wireless so not connected to computer or router by wires. Cameras need only be synched with router and plugged into the wall. BTW, their customer service is horrific.
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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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I do not see why not, I never got the wireless to work on mine so I have it hard cabled. It may be my router, but it says it supports it. The camera is pretty enclosed, but it is pretty light so having it outside you may want to mount it to something.
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I think you can. When we are at home we can check the cameras on our tablets and cell phones over our home network. Still can't get it to work at outside business.
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I plug into router but has not been able to set it up to view cameras online
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I am not sure if that is possible. I had a home invasion and purchased this for the 3 day period that it was going to take to install a real security camera system. It has a box that sets next to the TV and I belive it has RCA video out cables. If I have time sometime I will play with the unit; however, I so no instructions for allowing it to use a router