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Thank you but you have lost me in the last paragraph. All that I'm aware I have is the firewall in the router and the one in my pc's. No complicated network here, just an Arris modem from the cable company and my router, then the wireless devices we use (desktop pc, laptop, 2 cell phones...

I fully understand that you want to give your buyers first-line view access to their puppies, but be aware that 99% of the internet are not user-friendly and are scanning all these devices 24/7/366 for vulnerabilities, for hacking, netbots etc. So I'm already happy you want to think of...

I have not tried that, but I think the answer is no. That would give the cameras a direct route to the internet via the POE switch connected to the RP to the internet. You would connect your BI computer via the primary NIC to the RP. You might investigate putting your ISP supplied router in...

The Port forward rule on the ISP modem WAN IP/port 1194 should forward to internal Asus 192.168.0.137/port 1194 (udp, or tcp&udp). This way, OpenVPN traffic hits the Asus router. If OpenVPN on the Asus is configured correctly, you should then be able to see your Blue Iris machine and other hosts...

Just wanted to say thanks a ton for taking the time and effort to post your configuration here! I'm fairly technically-minded, but a noob when it comes to security cameras and systems. So I'm on the receiving end of some self-induced firehose learning regarding this stuff. I initially just...

You misunderstood @alastairstevenson's post: surfing TO the internet (outbound) connections are different from the internet surfing TO your BI pc (inbound). Now, as a general rule, I wouldn't dare to surf on a pc with a crucial role like video surveillance. If you'll get, even unintentionally...

No prior experience with pfsense, VLAN's or BI for that matter. I'm plenty tech handy in general but networking is by no means a strong suit for me. So learning curves everywhere I turn. The Ruckus WAPs I'll be using are VLAN capable... but won't be utilizing them for BI/cameras. I've...

Thanks, everyone for the help, I truly appreciate it! I got it working finally. I did two things: Add push "route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0" To server.conf. Then I noticed the server said "Assigned IP 10.0.8.1" so I connected to 10.0.8.1:81 and it worked! Thanks so much for the help, I...

...via a 3rd party's services, yeah it'll be encrypted traffic, but won't help you get into your 'home' network without your OpenVPN configuration. Subscribing to a VPN service has nothing to do with getting into your 'home' network. You'll sill need the OpenVPN client and certificates in place...

Yep I turned off wifi, went into airplane mode, I have tried every NOOB configuration, and it is so puzzling that I can see the router over VPN but not UI3?

@guykuo yea I would think that it would be easier to introduce something ill intended into a flash of firmware than a config file. I think if you were a hacker you would simply provide the entire config file so everyone has the same OpenVPN LOL. And not provide a checksum! Honestly, I am...

I am new to all this and still learning and will make mistakes along the way (like apparently the ASUS router that will be returned LOL), but I follow your logic on some level for a NOOB. I have not seen it yet so I am totally guessing that part of the issue why you cannot "clean it up" for the...

...https://apps.apple.com/us/app/openvpn-connect/id590379981 Download and install an OpenVPN Client of your choice. OpenVPN Configuration Files Each client needs some configuration files to Tell clients the address of your server Prove client and server identity via certificates Set up...

OpenVPN Service Forward In these instructions, commands that should be pasted or typed into your terminal session are in blue. The process may look daunting, but realize you are mostly entering only the stuff in blue. The majority of the material here is explanation of what you are doing...

Command Line Basics or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Keyboard Needing to enter commands is often daunting to most of us. Rather than seeing and selecting, we are forced to type in very specific commands. Fear of punctuation errors, extra spaces, missing and wrong characters...

restricted_LANs_LOCAL Recall that "local" means a connection to services running inside the router. We use this rule set to limit access to router services. Again, we are only affecting the restricted and isolated LANs. Look at the interfaces involved (eth1.1003/local, eth2/local, eth3/local...

Firewall Policies It is here that we build protections for our LAN's, devices, and router. Several sets of rules are needed for any router configuration, but we need a few extra ones to protect and isolate our LANs. A mistake here can open your network to unwanted connections or cut off desired...

Firewwall/NAT Tab Port Forwarding Hairpin NAT is enabled for eth1 and eth2 so you can use the same dynamic address from both inside your network and outside your home network. Without hairpin NAT, servers on eth1 or eth2 would need to be addressed differently depending on whether you are...

Ubiquity EdgeRouter X - Configuring to Isolate Surveillance Networks (This topic began as an inquiry regarding interest. Enough desire was shown to proceed. Main content is later in this thread) Main content begins at Ubiquity EdgeRouter X - Configuring to Isolate Surveillance Networks...

That and do not utilize OpenVPN for my connection. Here utilize IPSec / L2TP combo VPN. By default the VPN tunnel connection is on an autonomous NAT'd network. I was having issues until I configured the main LAN / Gateway address in the VPN configuration. Tested using the browser on the...

I was already doing that. I'm also using that method for assigning a static address. But how does can this be configured to make BI use only the VPN for WAN traffic without manually adding every WAN network that would connect? Current advanced config for his Client Specific Override below...

Now that we figured out WHAT the problem is it should be easier to solve! Check out OpenVPN docs on Site-To-Site VPN. (That’s what you have setup). Site To Site VPN Routing Explained In Detail | OpenVPN You need to configure the “ipv4 remote network subnet” setting so that it knows what...

Sorry for this delay, but I've had other pressing engagements. 1) Linksys WRT 1900ACS running DD-WRT v.3 firmware 2) Yes 3) VPN and VPN_a.jpg included 4) No I have a subscription from NordVPN.

I had never used FreshTomato before. While the interface isn't all that modern, the menus were more or less self explanatory and I was able to configure OpenVPN without too much issue. Like the Asus firmware, FT lets you export the client configuration to a set of files which you can then copy...

Hi , ty for writing. What I did was moved most of misc stuff Picts, documents. as for the Blue Iris I released the cert as instructed and reinstalled the main program from a new down loaded blue iris from the BI site. I did how ever had backed up the main program and the configuration of the 5...

My first couple of guesses at what may be the issue... IP address of Win 10 is not same as Win 7, therefore connection via cellular is not finding new BI server Port not configured as before on Win 7, therefore router and system firewalls are not letting external traffic to reach new BI...

Thanks. Some how I couldn't make the blue iris works on my new phone ( Google Pixel -4). It works fine in my old phone which Samsung Note 8. I used the exact same settings which I have in Note 8. In Pixel-4, the app always exits with the following error. 'Unable to connect. Please try...

I would advise setting it up with vpn server on your router, and blocking nvr and cameras from connecting to outside via firewall. Asus routers with Merlin firmware should provide both funcionalities, at least consumer mid level and upwards. I do it this way at home. Asus router with OpenVPN...

Your best bet is always whatever you or your IT staff is familiar with - you may even have the ability to use the equipment you already have depending on what it is. I don't use consumer products for the PTP connections I manage so I wouldn't be able to recommend something affordable and "off...

I will try to work though this with you. 1) what is the make and model of you router ? 2) Does the router provide a DDNS (dynamic directory name service ) ? 3) provide a screen shot of the Router configuration screen for OpenVpn. 4) did you download the OVPN file to your android cell phone ?