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Security camera and remote/cloud access
This may have been covered in the past but my pain is fresh and I want to know if anyone has a solution. So I just had HughesNet installed yesterday and to my unpleasant surprise (after spending 2.5...
RightOnTraining,
What resolution are you trying to stream your camera in?
Have you connected your FLIR FX Camera to your current HT2000w wifi network? How do I connect my FLIR FX Camera to a new wifi network
Have you made sure your camera is in Cloud Mode and not Direct Mode? FLIR FAQ
At the bottom is some information on how to tell if your camera is properly connecting - How to Connect my FLIR FX Camera in Cloud Mode
Also, you might want to try disabling Web-Acceleration as a last final step to see if that helps.
1: Visit http://192.168.0.1 in your web-browser.
2: Click the "i" icon at the top of the HT1100/2000w System Control Center (also known as the SCC). It is highlighted in red in the image below.
3: Click on "Web Acceleration" then "Control" outlined in red.
4: Click on "Web Acceleration Enabled", this will change to an orange button that says "Web Acceleration Disabled".
5: Restart your browser and try using the service that isn't working, please let us know how that works for you.
I didn't find this earlier, because I'm not having any problems. I was just looking to see if there was a recommended or better camera for satellite and found this.
We've been using DLink on a Gen 3 since July of 2016. Our only issue was when DLink pushed firmware updates about a year ago (we had to switch to static ip's vs dhcp internally then all good again). Intermittently the mydlink app won't see one camera, then a few minutes later it is there. Usually it works fine. I put a Raspberry Pi on site, running VNC (free). I use the mydlink app 99% of the time, and the VNC has never had any issues when the app does. We record locally, and do not stream the data unless we are actively viewing. Uses very little data.
We've been using DLink on a Gen 3 since July of 2016. Our only issue was when DLink pushed firmware updates about a year ago (we had to switch to static ip's vs dhcp internally then all good again). Intermittently the mydlink app won't see one camera, then a few minutes later it is there. Usually it works fine. I put a Raspberry Pi on site, running VNC (free). I use the mydlink app 99% of the time, and the VNC has never had any issues when the app does. We record locally, and do not stream the data unless we are actively viewing. Uses very little data.
- I am a new customer with use and also with the ring devices and have found that they were simple to setup and work excellent as I get video from several different locations anytime I want. At first I thought the Hughes was kind of slow but as I said everything up it seems to all be functioning as well as can be expected, not perfectly as well as far as audio but the video seems to be pretty good.
