Recent content by PapiMike

Thanks, guys. I will look into both!

Apparently my ISP doesn't allow customers to change anything in their modem/router, not even the SSID! I wanted to use UI3 to see my cameras when out of town, but that doesn't look possible now. I can Teamviewer, but that's obviously not all that convenient. I have been all over the forums...

I'll give that a shot, thanks!

Yeah, I have noticed that my RJ-45 connectors corrode a bit, even with the barrel-type covers. I put waterproof boxes on a couple of them, and they're faring much better.

My bad, then. I'm not famous for reading small print, LOL! And I do get down to Palm Desert once in a while, so you may have to pay up! For the most part, we don't feel the need for cameras at our vacation rentals. This one is an exception because it's in a residential neighborhood a block...

Exactly right. I went the NVR route with the Reolinks, and have come to conclusion that they aren't the right choice for NOW. That said, they DO actually do everything I need them to, even from the eaves 3 stories up! The problem is reliability and quirkiness of the client app. PLUS, I'm now...

Your replies to this thread stand in stark contrast to the useful and friendly replies given by everyone else. I'm not sure why you felt the need to belittle rather than help, but I hope you work it out.

Not sure that I do, but I'll look for it!

Thanks for the replies and suggestions! Since this is just for a vacation rental, I'm most concerned with things like @mat200 mentioned. Watching for trash pickup, making sure the parking isn't overloaded, sometimes watching the guests arrive so I can make sure there are actually adults with...

Bud Light may not be the best of beers, but it's safe and consistent. I've been reading the forums and the more I read the more confused I get. I'm convinced that I need to just buy SOMETHING and take it from there, but what to buy...? From a requirements perspective, I'm really only looking...