Recent content by 97JeepXJ

Back when Sears was still around and Craftsman made semi real tools I may have wandered off course a bit

That’s what led me to the conclusion it’s a bot

Another bad one

I have no proof but the account seems to only repeat others

Why quote and thank the bot when it clearly copied word for word the suggestion @TonyR posted?

is metadata enabled on the camera?

Did you get the port forwarding in the modem and Eero figured out?

I just watched the video. I stand by my statement, cheaper but in no way was that easier to setup than the Brume and still requires port forwarding. Cool little devices but I don’t really want to mess with command lines

She’ll be an inside cat before no time

Cheaper possibly. I don’t think it would necessarily be any easier. Ports still have to be forwarded and settings set correctly

That will be necessary. ZeroTier is always an option that doesn’t require forwarding any ports but I don’t think it works as well

I went with after but that’s because my router is a dual wan, so if my dsl connection goes down it will switch to the t-mobile home internet. If that happens I have to use ZeroTeir, so in my situation the Brume has to be after the main router. I would plug the Brume into a Eero lan port and set...

Having any luck? if you haven’t already it may help to read through this https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/interface_guide/wireguard_server/

I don’t think that matters if the Brume is connected to a wan port on the Eero, assuming it’s basically a router? I have mine plugged into my router only using the wan port on the Brume, nothing is connected to the lan port. My modem is port forwarded to the router which is port forwarded to...

I believe you need to forward 51820 UDP from the modem to the Brume. I don’t know anything about the Eero Gateway but the Brume may need to be behind it. As in modem-Eero Gateway-Brume. Then the 51820 forwarded to the EG which then forwards 51820 to the Brume