Video surveillance through our own relay
We connect cameras and video recorders to a secure relay: watch your sites from a phone on any network — no public IP, no port forwarding, no router gymnastics.
camera-01 ● online rtsp://10.20.0.14:554
tunnel ● up tls 1.3 · port 443
edge ● msq-edge-01
relay ● ams-relay-02
client ● mobile / desktop
video is not stored on relay
last handshake: ok · rtt 40 ms
Infrastructure for remote camera access
Cloud relay
Cameras and NVRs behind CGNAT or without a public IP connect to an edge node and stay reachable from anywhere.
Encrypted tunnels
Video and service traffic travel inside TLS 1.3 / QUIC. The relay does not store video and cannot decrypt content.
Single access point
Several sites, different camera and NVR models — one address and one client for viewing.
How traffic flows
Devices on site keep a persistent encrypted connection to the edge node. The client connects to the same relay, and traffic follows device → edge → relay → client. Externally it looks like an ordinary HTTPS/QUIC connection on port 443 — with no inbound ports on site.
More: how routing works.
We work with popular equipment
We set up remote access for cameras and NVRs that support RTSP/ONVIF. Below are the brands we work with most often.
We are not a dealer and do not sell equipment — we help configure what you bought from official sellers.
Typical sites
Country house
Cameras on the facade and in the garage, phone viewing, archive on the NVR. Site behind CGNAT.
Warehouse complex
Many cameras, priority on recording continuity, remote monitoring for security staff.
Coffee chain
Three sites in different cities, one device list and access for the manager.
Tell us about your site — we will propose a scheme
Describe your equipment and task: we will suggest how to connect cameras to the relay.