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WaarrEagle

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  1. Was going to post the same thing. I use them as well. At their prices for cellular monitoring, it was a no brainer to pay for the service. https://smiththompson.com/
  2. I have this one as well. Never had a problem with it.
  3. I had my system upgraded to 3.0 this week and the free IT-100 driver no longer has the same problem. Not sure if a new version is available for 2.X as well?
  4. I as well as another user updated to the new IT-100 driver and were unable to disable partitions 2-8. Is anyone else having the same problem? It is annoying to have to select Partition 1 every time you go into the security system on the app.
  5. I have external port 81 forwarded to my computer running BI to support remote access. I could use C4 as you describe to access cameras, but I am not willing to give up all the features in the BI app - it just works too well. So I guess the choice is between allowing any LAN user (safe or not) unauthenticated access to my BI streams, or reduce the level of security (tho still have some) for the entire internet on port forwarded 81. Unauthenticated LAN access sounds like the better choice but I honestly may just forego the cameras in C4 all together.
  6. I am just getting around to integrating my Blue Iris cameras into C4. To do this, the instructions say to uncheck "use secure session keys and login page" in the Blue Iris web server settings. Alternatively, I have found that requiring authentication only from non-LAN users enables C4 to access the cameras (as C4 is on the same LAN) while apparently requiring secure session keys from non-LAN users. Any thoughts on which is better or what risk is exposed by unchecking secure session keys for all users? I do have port 81 exposed to enable remote access to BI so I am somewhat hesitant to take down a security barrier.
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