Monitoring software (LBAVMS16) w/ WVC210

I have successfully added 11 WVC 210 cameras at different locations over the internet using the Monitoring software.
Just a few notes:
Dyndns does not work when trying to monitor outlying cameras (cant use dyns instead of static ip in the monitoring software). The locations must be put in the monitoring software using static IP's. This needs to be fixed.
These new cameras (WVC210) are GREAT!
The monitoring software needs to be compliant with Vista 64bit! Please fix this. I understand it works with 32 bit, but 64 is the future. [edit.. mine is 32 bit . sorry, and i goyt it to work just fine]
I have used Dlink DSC 950's, and they are crap! I am selling four if anybody wants them.
I would be glad to be a beta tester for Vista 64. Good job Linksys! Looking at 11 different locations as I am writing this. Recording only motion detection. This has been needed and is a big plus for guys like me who want to monitor our outlying offices.
Message Edited by rsowell on 12-18-2008 09:19 AM

I tried it with several locations and the monitoring software would not work with dynamic IP's and DynDns.com (box checked and the DDNS name inserted, dyndns service was updated). But as soon as I put in the ip address, even without it being a static IP, it WOULD recognize the camera. At least until the IP changed.
DDNS name through DYNDNS.com was *****.dyndns.org. I was using the DDNS name with other software to check and insure dydns.com was updated at the time.
Message Edited by rsowell on 12-12-2008 12:50 PM

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