I read Verizonwireless uses NAT on their 4G/3G networks &amp; that prevents IP cameras from working. Remote viewing on Verizon possible?
139845
Since "my dlink" is like any other website you will "should" be able to view the dlink video if setup with a dlink cloud router.
1789502
You need to learn about port forwarding. On your router, you need to go to it's web sight and open up certain ports and then set up your IP camera to use that port. It took me awhile to learn but look up some articles on port forwarding. Or go to the routers manufacture web sight. It should show you how to use port forwarding , It's the only way to see your camera from the internet anywhere. I look at my cameras with my Iphone. I't looks easy now , but took awhile to set it up right .
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Well I'd say yes... but that comes with a *. I have a Verizon Novatell 4620L, and have been able to set up a repeater on it (TP Link)... The main thing to remember is that mobile devices usually only allow 5-10 devices to connect at once, and the repeater counts as one. To further top that, say if your 4g is getting 15mps down... split that between the number of users and that speed comes to a crawl. While it would work, in the end it the results would most likely be frustrating slow.
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Although I cannot say for certain, I have no reason to doubt that you could view it through Android 4.1. Keep in mind that this would be the function of the app you are using, and not the DVR or the networking. I am using an app called, "IP Cam Viewer Basic." It works very well, and will PROBABLY work with 4.1. However, to be sure you could check the designer of the app to see if it will work. I hope this helps!
656702
The camera feed can be viewed directly by IP address over an internal network even without Internet access. The Android and iPhone mydlink Lite apps have a "Local" devices option that will show the camera feed provided the phone is connected to the same wireless network (i.e.: WiFi, not 3G\4G cellular). A computer or network video recorder on the same network will be able to record video from the camera as well. Obviously, remote live viewing will not work if Internet access is not available to the camera.
341386
No, the internet connection is only for remote viewing. There is an app for remote viewing.
2078615
If for internet connection you mean visible on web, the answer is yes. You just have to assign a dedicated ip address and port on your network and open the port thru the firewall (es. 192.168.1.10:100). Form the web you can access at the camera from your IP address (es http://75.80.148.97:100). Than you need a droid app (I use IP Cam Viewer) and configure as ip and port same as your web access (IP: 75.80.148.97 Port:100)
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That question depends on how much networking knowledge you have. On the same subnet yes only ip and ie is needed. From the Internet you will need a dynamic dns service if you don't have a static ip. If you do, then just open the appropriate port you chose in the camera config. You can create different accounts on the actual camera firmware and give permissions for viewing. This camera is not a plug and play solution for internet viewing. It is possible with setup though. I work in IT btw.
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This camera is not a IP camera. Therfore cannot be added to a local network. However there is available freeware on the internet (search under 2.4ghz wireless camera viewer freeware) that would allow you to view the video feed directly on your computer if it has wireless network access capability.
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I wouldn't consider it easy. If there are any known vulnerabilities there will be a firmware upgrade available on the foscam site. I would be more worried about your wireless router vulnerabilities than the camera itself. In either case make sure you use wpa2 encryption and set a good user/password and check for firmware updates every month and this will nearly eliminate the possibilities of getting compromised. To note there are logs on the camera on who access it and from what ip. I hope this helps.
247851
Yes but no app is needed to view when you are on the same secured WiFi neteork
468239
The quick answer is 'yes'. You need to establish a 'dynamic DNS' account for your home, so when you are away, you can look at your cameras via their 'dynamic DNS name' instead of your local home network IP address. You would not be able to access a hotel router, nor would your cameras be on the hotel network anyway. Think in terms of local IP when your are at home, and dynamic DNS when you are away. It does work.
907705
I just got my camera, tried to install yesterday. I have Verizon Fios router, it worked with hardwire, but doesn't seem to work with the Wifi.Did it work out for you?
243485
Yes, the video can be viewed from both types of smart phones using many available apps. You can also use the web browser on your phone. All that is required is that your ISP allows port forwarding on your router.
132520
If your question is pertaining to accessing it from a separate location, the answer is no. This camera broadcasts its own WiFi hotspot that, if you are in range of, you can connect to and view either live or pre-recorded feeds.
1763389
I have not used ispy but you can remote view if you setup ddns on the cam or on the router along with port forwarding. You should not have trouble accessing it remotely with the app of your choice.
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This camera is intended to be used for wired connections only. As far as I know, the only wireless IP camera model that Grandstream does provide is GXV3615WP_HD.