Have been using this to display our cameras for a couple of years now. It runs Chrome and points to 192.168.0.10:81
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Totally possible and what most of us do while keeping our cameras off the internet.
Most here use OpenVPN to do that. This is a free VPN that puts you back onto your home system. This is not the paid VPN to hide your IP address.
OpenVPN is standard in many routers.
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Most here use OpenVPN to do that. This is a free VPN that puts you back onto your home system. This is not the paid VPN to hide your IP address.
OpenVPN is standard in many routers.
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