network ip cam help

BROWNE51 · 11-08-2007 12:12pm #1

Hi

I am looking for some help configuring my Swann Max Ip Cam's.I am using a d-link g604t adsl router and have got a static ip from eircom.My problem is that when I type my static ip (86.xx.xx.xx)into my browser(in any combination ie 8x.xx.xx.xx/80 or /192.168.1.8) I am directed to the login page of the d-link.
The cameras,both of which I can access locally(192.168.1.8 etc),have settings for, ip,subnetmask,gateway,http port(80),dns server(dns1 ,dns2).I have tried various combinations here but am still directed to the d link,when using the static ip within ie.
I have tried creating a rule for 192.168.1.8 within the portforwarding and access control settings in the d link(i have ports forwarded for mediaserver ,u torrent ,which function fine so I have basic knowlege),still no luck.
Any help would be much appreciated,previously to getting the static ip set up I tried the dyndns method(cam has field for such details) for many hours with the same result..redirected to the d link login page?!

Thanks

Snowbat · 11-08-2007 2:32pm

Check access from outside your network. Many consumer NAT routers are unable to route traffic originating on the LAN through the port forwarding mechanism but will work fine from the internet side.

You could use the tool at http://www.windows-expert.net/WebServerCheck/http-response-viewer.php

BROWNE51 · 11-08-2007 3:34pm

thanks,

tried it(input http://86.xx.xx.xx)into the url box but the result(blank) just hangs.Any other suggestions would be great,when I gave a friend the ip,he gets my d link browser also?

BROWNE51 · 12-08-2007 5:50pm

@Snowbat
This is the response i am getting,a friend is trying it from abroad and he says the screen progresses to about 70% and doesnt timeout..just stops,do you think the line 2 below (close) has something to do with it?
Thanks

Line 0 HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Line 1 Cache-Control: no-cache
Line 2 Connection: close
Line 3 Server: SQ-WEBCAM
Line 4 Content-Length: 434
Line 5 Client-Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2007 16:37:01 GMT
Line 6 Client-Response-Num: 1
Line 7
Line 8
Line 9 <html>
Line 10 <head>
Line 11 <meta HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
Line 12 <link href="template.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
Line 13 </head>
Line 14 <frameset border=0 framespacing=0 rows="75,1%" frameborder=0>
Line 15 <frame name = "LOGO" target ="LOGO" src= "top.html" MARGINHEIGHT=-10 scrolling =auto noresize>
Line 16 <frame name = "MAIN" target ="MAIN" src= "logon.html" MARGINHEIGHT=-10 scrolling =auto noresize>
Line 17 </frameset>
Line 18 </html>

JohnnieM · 12-08-2007 10:35pm

Try a different port number for the cameras ..edit 80.. is the primary port used by the world wide web (www) system. Web servers open this port then listen for incoming connections from web browsers. Similarly, when a web browser is given a remote address it assumes that a remote web server will be listening for connections on port 80 at that location.

BROWNE51 · 13-08-2007 6:43pm

Thanks for your help guys,
Turns out my mates firewall was preventing him logging into the camera!!,all ok now...just need to get the email alert function working now.It only has a field for mail server,any ideas what this should be (incoming or outgoing server?/doesnt mail use a seperate port?),theres no option for a port so i assume it uses port 80 as well?.I have a second camera so I presume i could use port 81 and create the appropriate rules for same in the router.

Thanks

rabii · 13-11-2012 8:06pm

Hi Folks,

I know this is old i need some help?

network ip cam help

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