Why isn't this particular camera not accessible outside of home network?

[Michelin Man]

If you have uPnP enabled on the camera, it also has to be enabled on the router. Have you checked this?

Although, I prefer to keep uPnP disabled on the router as a security measure, it is just easier for people who don't fully understand networking.



What is the IP range of your network? IE 192.168.1.1/192.168.0.1 etc etc

It does seem like you have the camera on it's default set IP. Which is either within the routers DHCP pool, or outside of it. You can't have more than one device using a single IP address so make sure this is not an issue as well.

If the uPnP is working, check the routers settings as uPnp should have added the camera to the port forwarding list.

 

[alastairstevenson]

Those setting seem the same as mine

No - you do have the default gateway set. That is required for the camera to communicate outside the LAN.

 

[keeper]

If you have uPnP enabled on the camera, it also has to be enabled on the router. Have you checked this?

Although, I prefer to keep uPnP disabled on the router as a security measure, it is just easier for people who don't fully understand networking.



What is the IP range of your network? IE 192.168.1.1/192.168.0.1 etc etc

It does seem like you have the camera on it's default set IP. Which is either within the routers DHCP pool, or outside of it. You can't have more than one device using a single IP address so make sure this is not an issue as well.

If the uPnP is working, check the routers settings as uPnp should have added the camera to the port forwarding list.

Yes uPnP turn on on both - disabled and rebooted but made no difference.
The IP range is 192.168.1.64 - 192.168.1.253
I've also tried it on different IPs.

The only thing i can see that may be wrong is I never see the camera in the IP4 routing table in the router?
But i can connect to it and view it internally.

 

[badmannen]

can you add it manually then try that to start with to force the router. but it must undert5stand that it exist anyway if everything else is correct ...

 

[keeper]

I've looked at the router, I can update its details and it appears in the port forwarding page.
The routing table has no options to update any setting, you can only refresh the page.

 

[badmannen]

Hmm sounds strange. If there is no firewall limitations or something

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[badmannen]

Post screenshots of all settings if you want and we can have a look. Probably just some small stupid setting that is easy to forget

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[keeper]

Yes, already turned the firewall off in the early days, also add blocker plug ins etc just to be sure, also tried it in Sarari and Firefox with the same results.
No matter which port i set it to the port test tool always reports the used port as closed, and my working network cams as open.
But if I use network utility on the Mac it says the ports are open...

 

[keeper]

Post screenshots of all settings if you want and we can have a look. Probably just some small stupid setting that is easy to forget

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They are already in post 14 of the thread, although as a test i have now disabled UNP as suggested just to be sure.

 

[badmannen]

Stupid question but just confirm your gateway is 192.168.1.1? I got mine at 192.168.1.254

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[keeper]

Stupid question but just confirm your gateway is 192.168.1.1? I got mine at 192.168.1.254

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Your a star, can now connect with port forward, many thanks

 

[badmannen]

Haha good it's always these small things that catch you. Too obvious to notice

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