Voodle wrote:
Check the syslog output from the router to see if it's receiving those open ports requests
Also, try confirming whether you can even access that IP remotely, first check whether you've got a WAN address on the router starting with 192.x,172.x or 10.x, none of those are routable directly from the internet and would require port forwarding on whatever is routing things through - that's assuming you're not using ADSL though, it's only going to be a problem with ethernet or 3G connections.
Turn on remote management on the router under system maintenance then management by ticking allow management from the internet and restart when prompted. Once it's back up, see if you can then access the router remotely on port 80 or not, that'll be fairly absolute proof of whether the router is receiving any of that traffic or not.
Hi,
Cannot follow all the technical detail. But I can access the camera IP 192.168.1.17 from a network PC and the camera appears under WAN on the router. If I switch remote management on, I can access the router over the internet using the router's static IP.
Essentially, it all works as I want to when the camera is plugged directly into the router - i.e. from PC AND internet. When camera is connected wirelessly, I can access from PC but NOT internet. I must be missing some vital setting that allows internet access to drill through the router and reach the camera wirlessly (plus traffic in other direction too).
