Does this have IPS and can IPS be used without any subscriptions?
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IPS is a feature of this device, but it mys be licensed annually as part of the "Gateway Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware & Intrusion Prevention Service". One year runs about $170.
390333
This is a new License. It is not a renewal because it does not include an MSDN subscription.
1941798
You can set fixed IP addresses up on this unit, which I guess your cameras could use, but it doesn't have any USB ports to utilise.
802877
Hi. Unfortunately no. The subscription is expired and the initial one seemed to be for only a few months. Thanks for your question because I forgot to explain this.
1371785
Unfortunately no. But it is ok, and probably the best you can get without a subscription.
2007130
I am doing this for a work site to the main office. It's a bit buggy getting it running though and will need public IP addresses. You may want to review current documentation though to verify they haven't created a sync via hosted web service since we set ours up.
195326
If you're looking to use it with the official Nexia system, it does require a subscription. With Vera or HomeSeer, it does not.
757978
This can be paired with most zwave controllers without a subscription. I use micasaverde with no subscription cost. Works great!
213757
You can use the system with a static IP address or you can set up dynamic DNS. Dynamic DNS service can be obtained for free, and the included instructions cover the topic.
2276575
It comes with Norton installed, but you have to buy the subscription for it.
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Yes. I've asked my Internet Service Provider to give me a static IP so that I always know what to enter from a remote location to find my home. I forward that IP through my router to the Foscam camera. The camera itself gives you three different options when you access it: 1) ActiveX, for Internet Explorer users; 2) Push, for all other browsers; and 3) Mobile, for smaller handheld devices. It works well. I cannot tell you what kind of security issues may be inherent in this. I always point the camera somewhere that I do not mind sharing with a stranger.
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You do not need cloud service. This is a wireless device that connects to a hub device which uses a proprietary protocol for communications, no IP Address. The hub connects to your private network via Ethernet cable. You can control it via a webpage from the hub or an app for your phone. Not to impress with the web interface and how one sets up devices, does not seem very well thought out, my opinion though.
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They say you can. There are tutorials on it. I haven't done it yet as it requires pointing your ip to a service like no ip or another name service for ips. If you do a search in forums, it's the same as setting up a security camera access point or Remote Desktop service.
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don't have that, I have w7. In theory, it should work as long as their configuration tool runs correctly in w8. The config tool is basically a one time run; unless you are planning to change IP configuration frequently.
1422203
This did not come with any software, but most security software will not have any problems viewing these as long as you don't set them to the same IP Address.
195323
Yes it would require a subscription for that. But it's inexpensive for so many features it offers. I love this product and all that it does for the money.
1800306
No. This item has been used. But this one I received is almost new. You must contact your Internet provider with ip address from the router before it can work for you.