Help with why I cant see my cameras remotely

[strokey 0]

Hi everyone, I am brand new to the forum. I have been doing some reading and I can see we all have problems (lOl). Well I have a problem, I bought a KVC4400 capture card for a PC i built for my house with 7 cameras. I am able to see them fine at home. I am using a diginet software to view at home. Now my problem is, I have set up everything I think correctly in my router (wrt300n) forward all the appropriate ports, but I cant get in when I type the IP address using another PC not on my network. Can anyone help me. I am using Comcast as my ISP,dynamic IP. If anyone can help and need more info I will be glad to provide. Thank you,

Strokey

[RickA 0]

Sounds like you have everything set up correctly on your Lan, need to check your router settings and firewalls, also your dynamic settings.

[strokey 0]

Sounds like you have everything set up correctly on your Lan, need to check your router settings and firewalls, also your dynamic settings.

Thanks for the reply...Now, can you explain a little more how to do this please?

[sinbad 0]

see if this might help.

[palancaman 0]

Not familiar with the WRT300N, but on the predecessor WRT54GS router...at the Security>Firewall>Block WAN Requests area, I set the Filter Internet NAT Redirection to "Disabled" and it allowed me access from outside.

 

FYI, The other options on the Linksys Firewall area can be set as follows, as I know they worked for me:

Firewall "Enabled"

Filter Proxy "checked"

Block Anonymous Internet Requests "Enabled"

Filter Multicast "Enabled"

Filter IDENT(Port 113) "Enabled"

 

And I have the port forwarding should be set to an address outside of the DCHP range.

 

I am using a Clover DVR.

[MRakes 0]

Dynamic IP from Comcast will give you fits, too.

[mouse89145 0]

bridge the modem to the router so your modem doesn't act as a router