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    “Putting a camera directly on the Internet is not a good idea. I don’t care whose camera it is.”

    Thanks!
  2. R

    “Putting a camera directly on the Internet is not a good idea. I don’t care whose camera it is.”

    Oh, OK. Thank you for clarifying that! It answered some questions that began forming in my mind, because I had mistakenly thought that every device INSIDE our WiFi would need the certificate. So I was beginning to wonder how one would import a certificate on, for example, a garage door opener...
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    “Putting a camera directly on the Internet is not a good idea. I don’t care whose camera it is.”

    Thanks! When a family member visits, we've always let them into our LAN with the router access password. I've never looked into "guest" access. But I think I would want to set up guest access after switching to OpenVPN, yes? That way I wouldn't have to import the cert. to guest devices that...
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    “Putting a camera directly on the Internet is not a good idea. I don’t care whose camera it is.”

    Reading the VPN noobs thread now......my router has OpenVPN capability baked in! :) Time for some research! Thanks guys! :)
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    “Putting a camera directly on the Internet is not a good idea. I don’t care whose camera it is.”

    Thank you. So to wrap my head around this, the simplified version of how to say this would be that, rather than using a server out in the cloud, over which you have zero control, you would be using your own computer in your home as a server for your IP camera feeds, thus allowing you total...
  6. R

    “Putting a camera directly on the Internet is not a good idea. I don’t care whose camera it is.”

    Thank you.
  7. R

    “Putting a camera directly on the Internet is not a good idea. I don’t care whose camera it is.”

    This thread is of great interest to me. I have things set up so I can access my Blue Iris setup on the internet, but I admittedly am not very knowledgable on these things, and setting it up was not easy. Could you explain in general terms why using the above method is more secure than using port...
  8. R

    Someone Steals Our Neighbor's Solar Lights

    Thanks! I see Amazon still carries this model, plus a later model with more LEDs.
  9. R

    Someone Steals Our Neighbor's Solar Lights

    You have a very nice, clear, video recording! I'm curious if you installed your CMVISION R110 114 LED IR Illuminator to avoid spiders building webs around each IR equipped camera, and if so, did that help? I've been considering using an IR Illuminator for that reason, and thus turning off the IR...
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    Microseven® M7B57-WPS and Blue Iris?

    At this point in time I am using three M7B57 cameras, and have installed a pair of Netgear WiFi extenders so they get a better WiFi signal. This has eliminated consistent dropped signals I was seeing in Blue Iris. My only (small) complaint these days is that the Blue Iris Android app gets a...
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    Microseven® M7B57-WPS and Blue Iris?

    Has anyone used the Microseven® M7B57-WPS camera with Blue Iris?
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