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Best Broadband Modem for hikVision camera and remote access

Kerry_2008 · 2018-11-01 17:10:24

My parents have had HikVision camera fitted for the last few years. They are on Eircom broadband. They upgraded their router last year but something happened it and eir won't supply a new one unless the sign up to a new contract with them (something they dont want to do at the min) They have gone back to the old eir f1000…

01-11-2018 5:10pm

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Kerry_2008

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My parents have had HikVision camera fitted for the last few years. They are on Eircom broadband. They upgraded their router last year but something happened it and eir won't supply a new one unless the sign up to a new contract with them (something they dont want to do at the min)

They have gone back to the old eir f1000 router but, to be honest its a pile of sh*t. They have a static IP address etc.

I am looking for recommendations for the best modem to connect to eir but, is easy to setup port forwarding etc for the HikVision access from the app remotely etc.

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#2 02-11-2018 10:30am

bk

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Best to buy a good quality third party router and just put the Eir modem into bridge mode so it only acts as a dumb modem:

https://cottse.wordpress.com/2015/03/27/eircom-f1000-set-to-bridge-mode/

You could also buy a new modem/router that is compatible with Eir:
https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057632871

Having said that, Eir are bs'ing your parents. If you wanted you could tell your parents to call Eir and tell them in no uncertain terms to send a new Eir router without a new contract or they will move to Virgin Media. That normally has them changing their tune.

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#3 02-11-2018 3:26pm

Kerry_2008

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thanks for the info

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