T1114 4g router with security camera setup?

Has anyone been able to set up security cameras with the 4G LTE Broadband Router with Voice model T1114 ? I have been talking to Verizon, Foscam and Novotel and I am getting absolutely no where. I'd hate to have to keep my DSL service just because of my security cameras, but at this point it's looking like that may be a possibility. If anyone has a solution or guidance, I'd appreciate it.

> is that a complicated work around or is it fairly simple?
Its simple in design, but could be complicated to configure and maintain depending on your network comfort level.  Considering your goal is to access cameras and not a PC you will need the assistance of an additional VPN router.  Setup the Jetpack(or USB modem) to act like a modem and link him to a VPN router with a wireless bridging feature.  From there you configure the VPN router to automatically connect to your desired VPN server as long as the Jetpack is online and providing a connection.
The setup would look something like this:
- VZW ))) Jetpack ))) VPNRouter === Cam1
- VZW ))) Jetpack ))) VPNRouter === Cam2
- VZW ))) Jetpack ))) VPNRouter === Cam3
- etc
If the cameras happen to be wireless then the VPN router should be able to accommodate those connections too, but I wouldn't recommend relying on wireless any more than you need to considering how much is going on already.
VPN connectivity is a feature on some more advanced home routers and can also be re-flashed on others with the use of custom firmware.  DD-WRT can enable this functionality for free if you happen to have a compatible router lying around that supports wireless bridging.  VZW does not offer any products for you that can do this so you will have to look elsewhere.
Wireless bridging is the process of connecting one router to another over WiFi.  On devices that support this functionality there is generally a mode called "Bridge mode", "AP mode" or something along those lines that can enable the configurations for you.  From there you would need to decide if you want the device to perform only as a bridge and Ethernet cable connect the cameras or perform a "repeater" function and rebroadcast the Jetpacks signal to the cams.
The goal being to get everything that requires remote access to automatically connect to the chosen VPN server.  That way whenever you want to remotely connect and view the cameras all you need is a way to connect to the VPN server where everything is resting.  All you should have to do from there is keep the Jetpack/USB modem online and everything else will take care of itself from there.

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