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solacunis

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Posted April 19, 2012 at 9:55AM

HI, I have an ip camera and i want to access it remotly. my problem is ;....I have set up camera with the setup disc and it works fine localy ie thro my IE browser the problem starts when i disconect from the router and try to contact with ip adress. Detail of the equipment, IP camera is easyn f series Router... viginmedia superhubVMDG 480 I have tried portforwarding and when i enter gate no ie 80 81 and press add it goes into the grid but grey not bold black. Also the uPnP is active bld black. I have conntacted vigin media but i think they are not sure how to get over this problem The superhub is NetGear if anybody has the same equipment could they guide me step by step to sot this out. The cam is for home security only and will only be switched on 3 weeks a year total

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bobbybowls

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Posted April 26, 2012 at 10:21PM

you could not have bought a worse camera. the parents in law had one and i could never get it to work even with a wired connection. they eventually bought one of these y-cam

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behill80

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Posted June 18, 2012 at 7:43AM

Get connected to the support center for help. Very ease.

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thegatekeeper

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Posted June 20, 2012 at 6:52PM

Can't believe these things are still being marketed. Get another one trust me and save yourself the headache.

Clive Bokley @ Diablo 3

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speedman

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Posted June 21, 2012 at 8:55AM

What ever it is products like this has never been 100% efficient. It all depends on luck IMO.

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