Server 3 with IP Surveillance/Push Notification

Question

Has anyone used Server 3 with an IP surveillance camera(s) setup and enabled push notification to their cell phone (iPhone or others) when motion detected and if so, is there any additional software involve and would they share details of the setup?

Answer 1

Not sure what you're looking for here, but Server.app is probably not relevent here — the push notifications are sent from the triggering source to Apple and then from the Apple servers along to your iOS device.   But whatever is triggering the notifications is almost certainly not going to send the notifications via OS X Server.
The surveillance cameras and the iPhone probably are aren't all that central either.  It's whether the particular motion-detection software — which could be running on a Mac host or could be embedded in the cameras — you're using actually works reliably, and whether it can send push notifications (via Apple).
If you're looking, then there are a variety of hits for a Bing or other web search for /surveillance cameras +"push notification"/, which would be a starting point.  Looks like a number of choices are available here, too.
If you have devices, then the identity of what you're working with would be helpful — this if you're looking to roll your own notifications.   There's information on enrolling and generating Apple Push Notification service (APNs) requests in the Apple Developer documentation — that's probably secondary to whatever software is doing the image capture and movement analysis, and the APNs activity would be triggered from that. 
OS X Server gets into the push notifications references because some of the software on OS X Server seeks to send notifications.  But it's not usually necessary to use OS X Server as an APNs relay service, which is I'm guessing you're headed with this question, posted here in the OS X Server forums.