Can you connect remotely from outside the local network?
570868
This is simply an accessory for communicating with IR controlled products via wifi from within the LAN. You would need a 3rd party system that communicates via IP that can trigger the gateway to send out an IR signal. So to answer your question... you would need to have a 3rd party controller that you set up with a DDNS that would log into your LAN and then send the trigger to the gateway. If you are using this for AV the real question is why? No need to change the channel or volume when your not in front of the TV.
570869
You need to set up Port Forwarding on your router. GC iTach has user/pw althentification.
2243398
The only way I can think of (right now) is to set up this iTach inside your local area network (make it work at home, by learning your AC ir commands, etc). After that, create a vpn (with a good vpn capable router) and connect from where ever you are through your VPN using your phone (or tablet, pc, mac, etc) to your home network and lauch which ever app you are using along with the iTach. (you not only need this hardware, you will also need a software to control it, there are a few decent free softwares out there... google it). But IT IS POSSIBLE, just get that VPN running and you are done...
1637194
yes it can - this is a network device so you can install the client software of just access it via the network
1265912
Not natively, you need an external device. I used a simple bridge from Belkin, works like a champ. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005O88CUS/ref=wms_ohs_product
2126767
Yes, as long as you have enabled port forwarding on your router to allow access outside your LAN.
629743
Yes can be done but you must have and ip pbx or a hosted service with that you can recive call and tranfer to other external numbers or extentions
1175986
Probably not easily... I hesitate to say that anything is not doable these days, but the Plugable needs a fair bit of power and a software driver. If you want to share your hard drive over the local network, look into plugging your hard drive into your router. If you want a mobile solution, look for a wireless-enabled hard drive made for that purpose.
1547335
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.
568187
I'm not sure. I can access it by wifi at home but don't know how to do it from the Internet.
1028608
Not on it's own. This is just so that your computer can connect to your WiFi router/hotspot/access point.
864089
This product will work on the local LAN network if you don't have an internet connection. However you will not be able to connect remotely.
341386
No, the internet connection is only for remote viewing. There is an app for remote viewing.
2070853
Yes, you can connect locally Best way is to call Foscam customer support and they will help you set it up however you like
49107
I think you can, but not sure. I have not tried that, but I think it can be done, but will require more than just plugging the devices together. Something about creating a network so you will be able to see both computers.
413602
Yes you can. With cameras setup on network and app on phone, or through website you can view remotely.
1617832
Yes, but you need special software to do it. Do not buy this the range is awful. I could not get this to connect unless it right next to my computer. Sent it back to amazon
1267477
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.