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Hello guys, how can I access my Arlo Q plus web interface via local network? My camera and the computer are connected in the same home network, and I want to see the image from the camera directly - not via internet. I'm writing the local IP address of the camera from my computer's browser, but nothing happens. Probably a port is needed (e.g. somethink like 192.168.100.5:8080)? Can you please tell me which port i have to use? Thank you!
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You can't access the camera directly...all feed goes to the far end server and then back to you.
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You can't access the camera directly...all feed goes to the far end server and then back to you.
Morse is faster than texting!
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Thank you!
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All feeds are pushed through a cloud based server. Unfortunately, it requires you to have an internet connection to view it.