[Anybody know who makes this]

Looks like a Ganz PTZ unit from roughly 2011

 

[ARC remote monitoring]

Thanks Peter,

 

I am actively looking for a decent 3rd party provider who will be proactive in their approach.  In the past, I have had good and bad experiences with remote monitoring but the tendency seems to be that all of them can change over time.

[3/4G SIM card routers]

17 minutes ago, petrolhead said:

Fixed ip sims are not cheap and have low data limits, expect to pay £70+ a month with a long contract for useful amounts of data.

 

They are expensive and for example, 100Gb of data would cost £245.00 per month on a 24 month contract with a router price of £340. Over usage would cost 0.014 pence per Mb.  In the case of our requirement, the unit forms part of a busines critical installation and the client is prepared to meet the cost.

On 04/08/2016 at 7:47 PM, Carlos McTavish said:

Hi all

The scenario is;

We have a client with a Vista Smart disk DVR routed to a central station via ADSL (site 1).

They have a second site that cannot get ADSL so have it on a 3G dongle into the router which works (site 2) of a fashion.

BUT

Every time the site 2 unit connects it has a new IP (dynamic address) so the central station cannot identify the site.

 

I have created a permanent VPN between the 2 routers (both DrayTek) on the sites mentioned and can access site 2 from site 1 but I can't work out how to route outbound traffic via the VPN and on to the central station.

 

My ideal solution is a static public IP on a sim (3G or 4G) but where to buy.

OR (and why I'm asking)

Another solution suggested by this community 

 

Hope you can help....

How far apart are the two sites?

[ARC remote monitoring]

Can any members please post their experiences with 3rd party remote monitoring companies?  In particular, does anyone have experience of QVIS monitoring?

[3/4G SIM card routers]

I would suggest you speak to Comms365 in Milton Keynes.  I recently got details from them for 4G routers with a static IP