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Hello. I am purchasing a nanny cam and would like to be able to access the video stream remotely from the web while traveling. I was told this requires that a port be open on my Verizon Fios router. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Thanks in advance.
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yes, there are a lot of different ports that are possible to use, so you have to find out what the specific port is that this cam wants open. and then once you have that you get to log into the router.
so open a web browser and connect to http://192.168.1.1
click on firewall settings along the top
then click on port forward on the left hand side
it will give you a general warning. simply accept the warning by hitting yes.
and then you will see, in red, the word ADD
when you click add, this is where you define the settings. your nanny cam people or manual will have these settings and numbers for you to put in.
the settings that will display are as follows
Networked Computer / Device: (you can either define by ip or it will show you a list of names)
Protocol (you specify - may have to check with your nanny cam people)
WAN Connection Type: (will either be broadband connection coax or ethernet, likely coax - check the lights on your router, and see which is lit up - again most likely will say wan coax.)
Forward to Port: (you specify - may have to check with your nanny cam people)
When should this rule occur?
yes, there are a lot of different ports that are possible to use, so you have to find out what the specific port is that this cam wants open. and then once you have that you get to log into the router.
so open a web browser and connect to http://192.168.1.1
click on firewall settings along the top
then click on port forward on the left hand side
it will give you a general warning. simply accept the warning by hitting yes.
and then you will see, in red, the word ADD
when you click add, this is where you define the settings. your nanny cam people or manual will have these settings and numbers for you to put in.
the settings that will display are as follows
Networked Computer / Device: (you can either define by ip or it will show you a list of names)
Protocol (you specify - may have to check with your nanny cam people)
WAN Connection Type: (will either be broadband connection coax or ethernet, likely coax - check the lights on your router, and see which is lit up - again most likely will say wan coax.)
Forward to Port: (you specify - may have to check with your nanny cam people)
When should this rule occur?
Thanks so much for the help!!!!!
I have the same request, and have tried the steps written in the post online, but the screen options are not what was explained.
Per the instructions with my IP Camera support, here's what I need to do:
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First thing you will need to do is make sure that in the network settings of your camera that you have entered the correct gateway and DNS information. The default gateway address is going to be the LAN IP address of your router. The primary DNS address is also going to be the LAN ip address of your router. For the secondary DNS address enter the address 4.2.2.2, save these settings in your camera.
The second thing you will need to do is, you will need to log into your router and forward the port your camera is using (the default port is port 80) to the LAN IP address of your camera. This will be done in the port forwarding section of your router. You may need to contact the manufacturer of your router to have them walk you through these steps.
In order to access your camera, you will need to use the WAN (public) IP address that was provided to you by your ISP. As an example, the URL will look like this, HTTP://65.44.139.2 or if you are using a different port number other than 80, you will have to use the URL with the port number. That URL would look exactly like this, HTTP://65.44.139.2:81
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I've changed the secondary DNS to 4.2.2.2, but I cannot find how to forward the camers's port to the IP address of the camera....I've set 198.268.1.240 as the camera address.
Can you help?
Thanks,
Kent Tunell