Does the browser run through a proxy, VPN, TOR or something similar?
624193
I am sorry to report that this devise did not work at all. No computer would recognize it, so I sent it back.
624194
ZeusGard is a read-only USB boot device with a web browser. It does not run through a proxy, VPN, TOR or anything of that nature. In effect, for up to 30 minutes at a time it turns any USB bootable computer into a bastion host.
1243163
Sorry, I never worked with Linux, I can't tell you. All I know is that it is accessible through a web browser with a fixed ip address. Good luck!
98151
It does have an Internet browser, so yes. But don't expect it to be as smooth and seamless as being on a computer.
751802
parental control is located in your browsers setting u should be able to set it up for your needs
1505602
It does connect to an actual site. The important thing to remember is that the site is the device itself, and that only the device will resolve the domain name. You can't configure the device from the outside Internet. You must be connected *directly* to the device in order to use the routerlogin.net address!
536098
You can monitor the system through a web browser, so any computer on the network should be able to access the cameras and recordings online. It doesn't work well on safari, but chrome and Firefox work wel.
828885
Your computer has to have some OS. Any web browser should work, you access it with a default IP address on your PoE Ethernet network.
1545783
You would have to set it up in infrastructure mode then open a internet browser and put the IP address in....
1873932
No, it has preset links to the popular sites like Amazon, hulu, Netflix and some others I never heard of before. If you hook it to your Ipad or laptop you would have full browser access then. It was easily set up to my home network wifi and a great investment.
837763
it has nothing to do with MAC or PC it connects to your router. you use any web browser type in the IP address given on the supplied cheat sheat and go from there!
1770183
you must first turn off any virus protection, then you download using the autorun that should work
1293841
I haven't had any problems yet. I was used to windows vista so the way its organized takes some getting use to. I noticed my Chrome is not working right but the Internet icon is fine. It claims to have its own malware protection built in. No problems there so far. Hope this was helpful.
1941033
The web login usually is set on the main/central router side, so if you create a subnet under the main network, it should still take you to the login page after you open your web browser.
1991886
You can access it via browser from your home network using a local ip# (192.168.xxx.yyy) and from home/anywhere over the internet using a login account you create at micaseverde.com when you set up your unit.this works quite well and also solves the problem that most internet providers use a semi-static DHCP to assign IP numbers and your home's IP address will change over time.
959777
The default IP address is 192.168.1.254:8000 the port :8000 at the end is critical. The normal web browsers use the port :80 by default so unless you specify :8000 you see nothing.
229795
I believe you can. There is a browser on it. But we do not use it for Internet.
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It's browser based. If you are connected to the router, you should be able to configure it.