>Let's say that the camera is accessible via port 1350.

>We would like to make it as transparent as possible to the owner.

>Instead of having to get his IT guy to set up port forwarding
>within the hotel's ISP-connected router, we'd like a situation
>where we would supply our own router - with port forwarding
>already in place - and just hang the router on the hotel's
>network, thus keeping it simple for all concerned.

>Is there any way something like this could be made to work?  i.e.
>somebody from outside the hotel, who knows the hotel's name or IP
>addr, can get to our camera without anybody having to mess around
>with the hotel's router?

>e.g.  http://www.KindlyHotel.com:1350

> Let's say that the camera is accessible via port 1350.

> We would like to make it as transparent as possible to the owner.

> Instead of having to get his IT guy to set up port forwarding
> within the hotel's ISP-connected router, we'd like a situation
> where we would supply our own router - with port forwarding
> already in place - and just hang the router on the hotel's
> network, thus keeping it simple for all concerned.

> Is there any way something like this could be made to work?  i.e.
> somebody from outside the hotel, who knows the hotel's name or IP
> addr, can get to our camera without anybody having to mess around
> with the hotel's router?