how can i view blue iris remotely?
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old video - new updated app and look and feel, both app and windows icon - took awhile. and put 2 and 2 together and figured it out - Thanks Tony
Have not had much luck with ZeroTier. However, have TailScale working 100% on both a cell and tablet. Plus it is free.
If you do not have an internet connected computer one can also install the client on certain routers to access your LAN and UI3.
If you do not have an internet connected computer one can also install the client on certain routers to access your LAN and UI3.
+1 for Tailscale. Tailscale performs better in many people's experience, and has a substantially better free service plan compared to ZeroTier, especially lately as ZeroTier has been reducing what is available to new free sign-ups in recent times.
I vote for (and use myself) a self hosted VPN service like Wireguard. Personally I don't like having to rely on someone else's service to ensure I have safe and reliable access to my personal home network. Using services like Tailscale requires this outside service.
Wireguard is easy to setup and the Android (and I have to assume iOS) client app allows you to specify which mobile apps you want to send out via the VPN connection and which ones you want to use the normal data connection. This makes is super simple to create a tunnel which is turned on all the time on your mobile app, and set it up so only the BI app uses the VPN connection. This results in basically instantaneous connections (ie you don't have to turn a VPN on/off) and yet 99% of my data goes out through my mobile service provider normally and doesn't have to traverse to my home network.
Wireguard is easy to setup and the Android (and I have to assume iOS) client app allows you to specify which mobile apps you want to send out via the VPN connection and which ones you want to use the normal data connection. This makes is super simple to create a tunnel which is turned on all the time on your mobile app, and set it up so only the BI app uses the VPN connection. This results in basically instantaneous connections (ie you don't have to turn a VPN on/off) and yet 99% of my data goes out through my mobile service provider normally and doesn't have to traverse to my home network.
If you set up the wireguard tunnel to only route the remote LAN subnet instead of the whole internet, then you don't even have to choose which apps can use it.
My house is like a Friggin Nursing Home with all the rotating caregiver daughters and family stopping by for Grandma.
I'd probably find a way to screw up everybody's "Gamer life"/wifi with wire guard and my skills.
I'd probably find a way to screw up everybody's "Gamer life"/wifi with wire guard and my skills.
I use Twingate a lot. Other times OpenVPN.
Been a fan of twingate for some years now. so easy to set up.
BUT both seem to clash with my new EV car's android auto!! VPN on and Android auto does not work!
Anyone else experience this?
Been a fan of twingate for some years now. so easy to set up.
BUT both seem to clash with my new EV car's android auto!! VPN on and Android auto does not work!
Anyone else experience this?
If the VPN is configured to route all traffic through the VPN tunnel then it should be no surprise if local things stop working.