Are there any additional charges to store or view remotely?
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There is a minimal annual fee for a pseudo static IP. However, don't expect it to work more than 10% of the time. I finally gave up and pulled the plug.
47531
I use Splash2 app on my tablet, cost about $17.00 annually. Works pretty good.
47532
Hi Bill,We posted your concern on the community forums, please see this link http://community.linksys.com/t5/Social-Media-Support/Amazon-Q-amp-A-WVC80N-Viewing-remotely/m-p/655390/highlight/true#M7201Let us know if you have further questions.Thanks,Linksys Supporthttp://support.linksys.com
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In a sense, yes! Unlike the other respondee, I have successfully used a 4 camera Cisco-Linksys Wireless-N setup to remotely monitor my elderly mother's well-being for 2 and a half years. As a point of reference, I am first and foremost a businessman and not a techie. Accordingly, I would rather spend a little money than tinker for hours. While ardent techies may have work-arounds, you should subscribe to the recommended (during install) DNS service - $19.00/year. Since each camera will need a discreet IP address, the DNS service will give you a really simple remote viewing solution via a browser. I had a lot of success with the service. Camera implementation is really seamless if your local wifi router is also Linksys - but any UPnP router will suffice. Do not use an Apple router - it is not UPnP compliant - and would have been impossible for me to workaround.. Since I also wanted solid on-the-go viewing via my iPhone, I have used uLinksysCam by UBNTEK (www.ubntek.com/). It's free for one camera - though the multi camera viewing version is a $4.99 in-app purchase. It's an elegant, rock-solid app with many capabilities. I have no experience with any Android app but UBNTEK also makes them. If its anywhere near the iOS app, I would not hesitate to buy it. Of course, any smartphone viewing works best with solid 4G, LTE or wifi service. Again, I've been really pleased with my solution. Best wishes ...
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very little, you will need some kind of external device for storage and any extra programs or apps.
1560132
No, the remote viewing is totally free, the quality only depends on your wifi. I just bought my second camera
111597
There is not an annual fee. I believe once you download the app onto your computer its yours.
914736
Maybe no charge. because free ddns server include. sorry i dont know . No record and I could not connect from router to camera . I did not use this camera .
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there are some apps which allows u to edit and view.... but they cost ... there are some basic for free
347964
For most purposes, the use is free. You can pay a small fee for additional services, such as additional storage or business services
1732665
I have not connected it to the Internet so do not know the options or costs
1784290
Yes, I can view them remotely at my house (the camera is offsite at work) through anyscene on my ipad.
1787151
Sure you can - but why? If you are buying this for data safety then you are better of either with mirroring or striping. That way your data is protected. (OK it is more expensive, but not if you consider the cost for lost data.
1011700
Yes. The system is very flexible in how you can setup storage. For more information you can download the user manual from their website for free. This system has a lot of bells and whistles worth looking into.
1301159
You can add an external hard drive if you have a compatible receiver which will give you DVR capabilities. I don't think you can use a DVR.
776947
I got them together and dont remember having had to make an extra payment for the software, so i guess the short answer is no but in the other hand is not bad news because it comes included, meaning there is no extra charge. best.
677489
There may not be any charges now, but to use this drive (and the other WD drives like this) you HAVE to create an account on a WD server before you can set this device up. This server was down for most of the week (3/24-29). Sending back to Amazon.
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I dont' pay anything. I think the only way you have to pay a monthly fee is if you use there cloud for storage of your documents. I store them on my PC so I don't pay anything. Hope that helps
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In the original implementation - probably 5 years ago now- they did have a monthly service fee - but quickly discarded it . I am not aware of any reserved rights - and I have not been charged for either of my 2 devices. Remote access is to their server.... via an app - they have one for desktops and another for smartphones both are excellent. I am very impressed with how well these 2 devices enable us to save meaningful money on HVAC costs. Also, it shows me year over year comparisons - with and without degree days adjustments. There are a ton of features - but all readily accessible. Hope that helps. In the original implementation - probably 5 years ago now- they did have a monthly service fee - but quickly discarded it . I am not aware of any reserved rights - and I have not been charged for either of my 2 devices. Remote access is to their server.... via an app - they have one for desktops and another for smartphones both are excellent. I am very impressed with how well these 2 devices enable us to save meaningful money on HVAC costs. Also, it shows me year over year comparisons - with and without degree days adjustments. There are a ton of features - but all readily accessible. Hope... » Read More In the original implementation - probably 5 years ago now- they did have a monthly service fee - but quickly discarded it . I am not aware of any reserved rights - and I have not been charged for either of my 2 devices. Remote access is to their server.... via an app - they have one for desktops and another for smartphones both are excellent. I am very impressed with how well these 2 devices enable us to save meaningful money on HVAC costs. Also, it shows me year over year comparisons - with and without degree days adjustments. There are a ton of features - but all readily accessible. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I am not sure, friend. I think you can also use the cloud, google doc or drop box. I don't save much on mine. I love to use Drop box for my business and jump drives for my person stuff.