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Great, I'm glad your camera is working well! It's fine to take some time to set up a VPN - while it can be set up quickly, I think there is lots to learn about asymmetric cryptography to understand what you are doing. I know it took me some time to learn, at least. What router are you...

Oh, one more thing - if you prevent the NVR from being accessible remotely, you won't be able to check the cameras remotely, which sort of defeats the purpose of setting up a VPN to begin with. So some faith in the security of your local network, provided by OpenVPN or WireGuard, is needed.

Hi, There is a lot to unpack here, so I will respond to a few things: If you are accessing the cameras from within your local network (e.g. 192.168.1.###), then there shouldn't be any need to encrypt the communication between your device and the camera itself, assuming that your local network...

Hello, I'm new to this forum, but not new to IP cams. I wanted to say 'hello world' and tell a little about myself. I consider myself relatively computer-savvy and I like to hack into my devices to get the most out of them. I exclusively use Linux and strongly support OSS, and I'm probably...