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DynDNS Remote Access

webmanie · 2014-01-14 23:31:08

Hi All I got a wirles ip camera for xmas and need to set it up so i can see home from work what is the free easy and best choice DynDNS thank you

14-01-2014 11:31pm

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webmanie

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Hi All

I got a wirles ip camera for xmas and need to set it up so i can see home from work what is the free easy and best choice DynDNS thank you

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#2 15-01-2014 1:11pm

Alun

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I think some wireless webcam manufacturers have their own DDNS service you can avail of, otherwise use no-ip.com.

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#3 17-01-2014 9:10pm

Mr. G

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You need to forward the required ports (usually port 80) from your router to the IP camera.

Than as Alun mentioned, use no-ip.com which is free, to access it from work. Most residential broadband packages use dynamic ip addresses so you will need to have a computer run or have the IP Camera sync this for you.

What make/model is the camera?

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