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Re: IP network CCTV

Subject: Re: IP network CCTV
From: G. Morgan <usenet_abuse@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 05 Jun 2011 04:20:35 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
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mleuck Wrote:

>He'd have to have the ISP give him a static IP address, most home
>services are dynamic and that camera wouldn't be accessible from
>outside the network after a week or so.

No he wouldn't.  He could use the DDNS that comes with the camera or
DynDNS or noip.com to "phone home" the current IP as much as 15 minute
interval time (in the case of noip.com's resident program).  The router
may even support Dyndns, FreeDns, etc..

References:
- IP network CCTV
  - From: Jim
- Re: IP network CCTV
  - From: RockyTSquirrel
- Re: IP network CCTV
  - From: Jim
- Re: IP network CCTV
  - From: mleuck

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