Lack of static IP for viewing cameras over the web.

jcummins · 2015-12-30T00:21:48+00:00

I have Verizon internet service via router...expensive....and limited to 20GB. I may very well switch, in the search of a different ISP, but I live far enough out in the country, choices are really limited. I've recently installed and IP system. Open the proper ports in the router...didn't work. Verizon has them blocked, reason they use dynamic IP and that keeps changing. They will provide static IP at a $500 cost, which I will not do. That reason right there is why I researching changing ISP. Do I have any options other than to get a different ISP that will give me a static IP? It looks like this NVR has IP server abilities, although I'd prefer to keep it very simple. But from some light reading it appears services out there that can manage the dynamic IP number and tunnel through to an IP server. ??? Need ideas, since I WILL do something.