I looked recently at the Arlo camera as an alternative, but found it wanting in a number of areas. They often require hiring an electrician to climb into the eaves of a house or office and run cables. While security cameras can be relatively inexpensive, they are not easy to replace. I found users who were experiencing the same problem, but were stuck for a workable solution. When the main Alert Commander program stopped running, I took to the internet. There's an Alert web page that does still respond, although it isn't suitable for ongoing viewing because it times out after a few minutes. The Alert app on my iPhone will still let me look at the feed from the cameras. Pieces of the Alert software infrastructure still work. Windows users are still using Alert Commander, but since Logitech isn't updating the software, the writing is on the wall. This is the application used to configure the cameras and keep an ongoing watch outside. When OS X 10.12 Sierra came out, the Logitech Alert Command software stopped working. Even so, four of the original cameras I installed still work to this day. By that time, the product was no longer supported, so replacement cameras were hard to come by. I hired an electrician to do the install. Updated: If you're working on a DIY project of your own, this comprehensive guide to tech projects is a good place to start.
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