Instead of looking for a camera that can push to an FTP/SMB server, look at setting up software that can pull RTSP feeds from the cameras. Almost any IP security camera made in the last 10 years supports RTSP. Any software package that supports RTSP feeds would let you pull the video feeds from the cameras and store the files locally.
The problem is that in order to pull a feed off the camera the wifi on the camera would have to be up all the time and thus disqualifies it, since I need it to be battery operated for remote (100 feet from my house) installation.
You're not going to have a workable wifi security camera that runs on battery with RTSP. RTSP has to be pulled FROM the camera by an application/NVR. You would have to poll the camera quite frequently to catch when it wakes to due to a triggering event, then start pulling the RTSP stream. By the time the triggering event happens, the camera wakes up, connects wifi, then your application/NVR successfully polls the camera and starts pulling the RTSP stream, your event is likely over.
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