Please help i have tried it all.

[launderland 0]

Hello everyone, just want to say this place has been great i have read alot and hopfully i can get some help with the problem i am having.

 

 

I can not view my computer based sec. cam system.

 

here is what i have going on.

 

i have a static Ip

A linksys router

i can view my cam within the network but i can not view it outside.

 

my system is set up as

 

192.168.1.101 with port forwarding on.

what am i doing wrong?

[thewireguys 3]

what ports are you using?

[launderland 0]

port 8080.

 

so 192.168.1.101:8080

[Rebco 0]

first off, What do you have what is your system and card?

[Smit9352 0]

I typically have good results when doing this so if you would like you can pm me or email me your remote login router information and I can assist you.

 

You'll need to setup Remote Administration on you're router then pm me the password and info and I'll do my best!

 

 

Thanks,

John

[launderland 0]

lexion dvr card.

 

i can view via network with 192.168.1.02 but cant view out of network.

 

please help.

[thewireguys 3]

lexion dvr card.

 

i can view via network with 192.168.1.02 but cant view out of network.

 

please help.

 

Double check your port forwarding setup. Did you open the ports on the router? Do you have your firewall turned on?

[launderland 0]

lexion dvr card.

 

i can view via network with 192.168.1.02 but cant view out of network.

 

please help.

 

Double check your port forwarding setup. Did you open the ports on the router? Do you have your firewall turned on?

 

 

i have it to forward to port 9123 just like the manuel say

 

still nothing.

 

i can view fine using the softeware that i have to view the cams i just have it set up as

192.168.1.02.

 

in the software its self i have check marked enable dhcp

[alanjh1965 0]

Silly question, I take it you are using your external IP address ?

 

192.168.1.1 etc will not work on the outside world.

 

if you 'goggle' MyIP it will give you your IP address

 

AL

[thewireguys 3]

you have listed 2 different IP addresses and 2 different ports.

 

to access the system do you enter 192.168.1.02:9123 or 192.168.1.101:8080?

 

to access from the wan you would enter your WAN:either 9129 or 8080

[CollinR 0]

Yup you are tring to access the LAN Ip from the WAN side that won't work. On your linksys router look at the status page, there you will find your current WAN IP, you that IP:8080 and you'll connect.

 

That IP probably changes so you might consider setting up DDNS.

[launderland 0]

Yup you are tring to access the LAN Ip from the WAN side that won't work. On your linksys router look at the status page, there you will find your current WAN IP, you that IP:8080 and you'll connect.

 

That IP probably changes so you might consider setting up DDNS.

 

i have a static ip does that change anything..

 

iam not doing port 8080 anymore i red the manel of the dvr card and said to do port 9123

[launderland 0]

Yup you are tring to access the LAN Ip from the WAN side that won't work. On your linksys router look at the status page, there you will find your current WAN IP, you that IP:8080 and you'll connect.

 

That IP probably changes so you might consider setting up DDNS.

 

 

 

there is no WAN ip

[launderland 0]

this is my ip adress

 

64.30.208.75

[thewireguys 3]

this is my ip adress

 

64.30.208.75

 

What is the Lan IP address of the DVR/NVR? 192.168.1.101 or 192.168.1.02

 

I would set that up with a static IP address.

 

When I type in http://64.30.208.75:9123 it should go to your DVR/DVR.

 

But it doesn't it goes to your login of your Linksys WRT54G router.

 

You do not have port forwarding setup right.

 

READ THIS

 

If that doesn't help PM me your user and password so I can set it up.

[si_kungs 0]

have you tried allowing the port on the firewall to pass through?

[launderland 0]

i will send u pm now i have to have 10 post

[launderland 0]

9th

[launderland 0]

10th. check your pm brother

[launderland 0]

yaayay i got it to work.

 

 

thanks everyone for the help.