Recent content by MarkZA

Ok that makes sense. But I am still not sure why the IP Camera in its configuration has a section for the DDNS. I mean which ever DDNS host you choose from the list you have to visit there website and create an account which then associates your external IP with the static name. You then...

Still doesn't make sense to me though why the camera's web interface configuration contains a section for DDNS where you specify the account details you created for the supplied DNS. I mean the camera's configuration has nothing to do with router and it can't configure the router.

Alright so as long as I have the port forwarding setup on my router correctly in that calls to my external IP and port are forwarded to camera local IP and port then all should work fine. Will try this. Thanks

Will do this. Just not sure the IP address at the moment as I am at work and it keeps changing. will do so this afternoon. The reason I say I think I have to use there's is there is a DDNS setting on the camera configuration with a drop down list in which you choose the DNS provider and supply...

Hi. So unfortunately these camera's only come with 3 pre-configured DNS services that you can use which aren't the greatest. The first one you have to pay for, the second one which I setup : http://9299.org/ initially worked and on port 80 I could access my router. However I am no longer able to...

The camera only uses one port which I have set on the camera and also done inbound and outbound forwarding for on my router. I have also setup up a DNS server to catfor my dynamic external IP address

Good Day. I recently purchased and setup a SRICAM IPCAM. To date I have been able to access the camera via my smartphone using the supplied smart phone application. I can also access the camera using the supplied desktop software while on the same network. What I cannot seem to manage to do is...