Web Cam - is this possible
I am thinking it is but what is the best/smartest way to ddo it. I am asking for a friend that travels up and down to South Carolina and Florida from Ontario. They travel with dogs and one has h...
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GordonThree wrote:hedge wrote:
I would be careful with anything that is 'cloud based' it will likely use the bandwith constantly.
If you used more of a traditional method and use the built in web server of the camera with port forwarding it would only be using data while you are connected to it. just not sure if port forwarding is possible with those hotspots like on a traditional soho router.
None of the big 4 give you a public IP, at least, not on a consumer grade plan.
Not sure I know what a public IP is, do you mean static IP? dynamic dns services exists to keep it up to date so you can find your server.
