I have Wyze V3 cameras at a remote cabin connected to starlink. I am trying to use blue iris at my home to monitor them. Starlink changes the WAN IP frequently, often every five minutes (new satellite lock). I've been able to use wyze-sdk to get the local IP addresses of the cameras, but not the WAN IP address. (If I were running a computer there, I would just run dynamic DNS). Wyze monitors the WAN IP address because otherwise it could not communicate with the cameras. I have this working:
response = client.devices_list()for device in client.devices_list():print(f"mac: {device.mac}")print(f"ip: {device.ip}")
which gets me the local IP, but not the starlink IP. I pulled all the attributes of the cameras and it does not contain the WAN IP. Is the WAN IP available from the Wyze SDK?
I have Wyze V3 cameras at a remote cabin connected to starlink. I am trying to use blue iris at my home to monitor them. Starlink changes the WAN IP frequently, often every five minutes (new satellite lock). I've been able to use wyze-sdk to get the local IP addresses of the cameras, but not the WAN IP address. (If I were running a computer there, I would just run dynamic DNS). Wyze monitors the WAN IP address because otherwise it could not communicate with the cameras. I have this working:
response = client.devices_list()for device in client.devices_list():print(f"mac: {device.mac}")print(f"ip: {device.ip}")which gets me the local IP, but not the starlink IP. I pulled all the attributes of the cameras and it does not contain the WAN IP. Is the WAN IP available from the Wyze SDK?