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Yes of course, I was referring to the LAN IP to be included in the port forwarding. Then to connect I would use DDNS It seems to me, from a test I did, that the 2020 port must also be forwarded (at least as regards the TinyCam app, in which the Camera Brand (ONVIF) must be entered) as can be...

If I understand correctly, in port forwarding: Camera 1: IP 192.168.0.xx - Ext Port 550 - Int Port 554 Camera 2: IP 192.168.0.yy - Ext Port 560 - Int Port 554 It's right? should I also do this with the 2020 port?

I have a "Tapo C210" IP camera from TP-Link (which has no menu to set a ddns address inside) To view it remotely with VLC I created a dynamic ddns service and inserted it into my router; I also port forwarded the camera's IP address to ports 554 (RTSP) and 2020 (ONVIF) By doing this I can see my...

I didn't understand one thing: I noticed that if I don't open the 2020 port (ONVIF), I can still see the camera remotely. Do you only need port 554 for RTSP then? Can I also not open the port 2020? edit No, I stand corrected, after a while I closed the connection and when I restarted it, with...

Now I'm back home, I open the app and the camera shows again!!!

I spoke too soon.... This morning I connected with my smartphone and I no longer see the camera remotely, neither from the app nor from VLC! I can see it with the local IP. I didn't touch anything, what could have happened? I also tried turning it off and on again, but to no avail.

Hurrah!!!! I see!!!!! Camera brand: (ONVIF) Camera model: Profile S Hostname/IP Address: myHostNameDDNS ONVIF port number: 2020 Protocol: RTSP over TCP (H264/H265) RTSP Port Number: Automatic Use HTTPS: (unchecked) Username: my user (created with Tapo app) Change password: mypassword...

Maybe we are getting to the solution!!!, (thanks to you too, for the tests you are doing for me...) From my home PC, therefore with another wifi, different from the one I have in the office where the camera is positioned, using VLC with the ddns that I have for the office router, I can see...

First of all, thank you for your contribution Yes, sorry, you're right: it's not obvious at all, especially regarding the fact that many confuse LAN with WAN On my router I opened both port 554 and 2020, both connected to the LAN IP of my camera (192.168.0.118) The ports are open (tested with...

Edit I tried configuring the parameters in the TinyCam Monitor Pro app like this Camera brand: (ONVIF) Camera model: Profile S Hostname/IP Address: 192.168.0.118 ONVIF port number: 2020 Protocol: RTSP over TCP (H264/H265) RTSP Port Number: Automatic Use HTTPS: (unchecked) Username: my...

Obviously WAN It is a camera installed in the office where I work and we have a static IP address provided by our telephone provider

I can't see the ip camera in question remotely I'm trying after opening port 554 in the router on the IP assigned to the camera I have a static IP, I entered that: here is the URL in "Hostname/IP" of the TinYcam Monitor app: rstp:/User:Mypassword@MyStaticIP:554/stream1 User And MyPassword are...