A friend of mine asked me to help him setup a Digital Security Camera system. It comes with a server and video cameras that connect to it and the software for client computers within the network to connect and view the feed. However, my friend would like to be able to gain access to the server from his home or somewhere else in the world via the internet. What would be the best way to go about doing this? I forgot to mention he is using a T1 line.
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Remote Access of a Server
- Thread starter Szap
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BollWeevil
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Definately password protect it and place it behind a firewall. Otherwise it could wind up as open as these google search
Depending on the OS and how the nework is setup, on both sides, he could use Remote Desktop or another terminal program. VNC, DameWare etc... Since you gave absolutely no information about how the networks are setup and the machines being used it's merely guesswork with advice.
I am sorry. The line is a T1. I believe it is static. It comes in, then i'm not exactly sure. It either goes to a switch and then to a router or straight to a router. From the router it goes to the video server. The video server is password protected.