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tigermatt and LegendZM,<br />
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Thanks for the replies. &nbsp;I ended up buying an internet Wireless Cam and it had everything I needed to connect.<br />
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Thanks for the suggestions.<br />
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I am going to spilt the points.<br />
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GabicusC
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tigermatt and LegendZM,

Thanks for the replies.  I ended up buying an internet Wireless Cam and it had everything I needed to connect.

Thanks for the suggestions.

I am going to spilt the points.

GabicusC

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Thanks!<br />
That definitely sounds like a better idea in the long run.<br />
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--tigermatt
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Thanks!
That definitely sounds like a better idea in the long run.

--tigermatt

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I have a windows 2008 server that I would like to set up two web cams on so that I can view them from the internet.<br />
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Does anyone know how I would go about setting this up. &nbsp;I still need to pick up the web cams so I am hoping that some could also suggest a good system to do what I need.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Gabicus
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I have a windows 2008 server that I would like to set up two web cams on so that I can view them from the internet.

Does anyone know how I would go about setting this up.  I still need to pick up the web cams so I am hoping that some could also suggest a good system to do what I need.

Thanks,

Gabicus

How to set up two web cams.

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