Embedding VC 240 video in a webpage

I have installed a VC 240 at my kid's school to record their new high school being built.
It's behind a firewall so I can NAT the inside camera IP (which is static) to the outside ip/port.
Is there any document on how to go about getting the video stream from the camera embedded in to a webpage for the students to view from home?
Rodney

what about an iframe?
insert a fram with no scrool and then link it to the lightroom galeery that show load inside the div of your choise
try an show how it ( if it) works

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