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I have two hosts set up for two computers, one at home and one at my office. One host was for my home computer and cameras and one host was for my office computer and cameras. There is a camera server software on each computer with respective client software. My home computer is updating both the home server ip address and the remote software for the office computer with the same ip address for the home even though I have given them different addresses. Do I need to open two different accounts to make it work right? |
The question has been closed Aug 28 at 08:41 AM ago by Cry Havok for the following reason "Abandoned question".
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No, you just need to ensure that you configure the client at home to only update the one hostname. How you do that depends on the client - if you provide details then we'll be able to help you further. |
Originator hasn't returned to the topic in over a month. Closing to stop the forum bot bumping it pointlessly.
I have the same set up. What you are telling me that I must put a computer on the other location, because the updater will only update the ip address it is physically at. Am I getting this right? Every time my office camera quits, I have to physically check for a new IP address? No way to work this out remotely? Like a table of old IP addresses that have been updated in the last week? Steve Sherman sherman1@flash.net
@bfic - please ask your own question and we'll help you - we can't help you when you post your question as a comment to somebody else's question.