Recent content by jtaps

I have intermittent access to the Blue Iris web server over the Internet (WAN) using any browser. I can always initially connect and see cameras. But the connection is lost when I select a different camera or motion activated clip. Connection is re-established only after several attempts to...

My Internet connection is satellite based. My ISP (Xplornet) uses an internal NAT architecture, which effectively maps all satellite based users through a single common IP address. Accessing the Blue Iris web server remotely from outside the LAN can only be achieved with a tunneling...

You are correct in that the address is not static. Unfortunately, the HTML interface into the sat modem does not provide IPv6 information. The router does, but the IPv6 address does not work. And strangely, the IPv6 address provided when running IPCONFIG is entirely different from what I can...

The new Jupiter 2 sat is providing download speeds of 25Mb, and up at 10. I subscribe to 100Gb/mo service package for $87/mo, which is not bad considering the cost of this tech. But this IPv6 is killing me. I tried every conceivable combination to hit my BlueIris web server last night. Still...

I have the same issue here in Canada. I subscribe to Xplornet, which uses space on the new Hughes Jupiter satellite. The earth station-satellite-home modem interface only supports IPv6. From what I understand, packets are IPv4 between the modem and LAN router. The format to your BlueIris...