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The IP is part of our LAN, inside our firewall. Do you have any plans to offer a solution for 'quick-viewing' in a future version of the software, or to make a camera available as a webcam from within the program? Its strange about the popup, becasue we're on a wired LAN, (my desk is 10' below the DVR in the server room upstairs ,and I've got both wired and wireless connections to the network.) The popup appears but sometimes it doesn't disconnect the cameras! I'll keep an eye on it and see if a pattern develops. You mention 'current version' regarding autologin....Is this a feature in a future version? If not, have you ever (or heard of anyone) seen scripts to execute the process? I already have groups set up within my application for each of the DVR's and a fourth that has just my 'favorite' cameras on it. If you are working on a new version and need beta testers, please let me know. Thanks

Andy: I am in the middle of havng 3 816 DVR's installed in my facility. They're all on the network and part of our internal domain. They all have static IP addreses. I have a couple of questions. 1. Is there any way to view any camera(s) from a pc on my network without having to install and run the FXClient software? 2. Are there any scripting capabilities in the software to allow me to auto-login and bring up a Group on-screen automatically? 3. I notice that when I launch the client, log in and then minimize to the sytem tray/taskbar, that after a while I get a Disconnect popup. Is this due to an inacvtivity timeout? Is there any way to prevent it? I know I'll have a few more questions, but help with these would be tremendous for now. Any assistance or guidance is most appreciated. Thanks Larry