Port forwarding & Remote Management setup on Linksys WAG200G

Hi Sten -- There are several non-intuitive things you have to setup with any router and Dyndns to make this work.

On Dyndns you can setup your static or hardly every changing dynamic Internet (external - provided by your ISP) IP address in your Dyndns account settings (Not the internal NAT IP - 192.168.x.x address of the cam). if it changes more often you need a dyndns client.

On the router you have to setup port forwarding to the internal (NAT address ex:192.168.x.x) address of the camera including the port number -- or you could just create a DMZ (feature of many but not all routers) for the internal IP of the cam.

If you've done the above correctly you might want to check the troubleshooting sections at Dyndns.org located HERE and HERE.

Happy Networking and Thanks for using Fix Ya.

Mikeywaf

do you have an address in the same IP network as the router? can you PING to the router IP address?  If you're not sure, find your IP address and ping your default gateway, it should be the WAG200G.

the host name does not reside in DNS. Try accessing with the external public ip address

check in your pana sonic ipadreses then test in your network can you able ping of ip of cam?

If you can get ping and if you save ip forwarding port 80 to cam ip then check in camera that the settings of "access via interent is enabled" then you cana cces it with cam ip with 80 http port.

Look at this page from Linksys.

You can see that you want to go to "Application and Gaming", then to "Single Port Forwarding".

You want to setup your router like the first line:
HTTP [you can put here whatever you want] | External Port 80 | Internal Port 80 | Protocol TCP | IP Address [your web server's IP address] | Enabled [tick yes]

In the second line you write exactly the same except you replace Protocol "TCP" with "UDP".
Don't forget to enable both and to save the settings!
You should give your web server a static IP address (not via DHCP!), to ensure it is always the same.

If you have any more questions or something is not clear to you, just come back here and leave a comment - I'm happy to help.

Try typing 192.168.1.1 into your web browser navigation bar and when it prompts you for a username and password type in this username = Administrator and the password should be: admin if admin does not work then use the password you made when setting up the router. once in the administrator menu look for port forwarding and use the port forwarding page to set up the port you want opened and the ip address of your computerif you need more help i will gladly try my best to walk you through the steps. i must go for now

Bind the IP address to that port UDP or TCP (or both..your preference) #5060 in the forwarding section of your router. check the box to enable it. Click APPLY or OK or NEXT...wait for changes.

I'm not sure if you are still looking for the answer, but I think the problem may be that you need to enter the PUBLIC IP address of the modem at the remote end instead of the PRIVATE (ie. 192.168.1.x) IP that was actually assigned to the DVR. It works best if you assign a static IP to the DVR on the remote end and enter that IP into the router's DMZ. You might also want to get a free account at dyndns.net and setup a FQDN for your business router/modem. That way you can connect to it using something like "mybusiness.homeip.net" instead of an IP address, and if the IP changes it will still find it. You will also have to configure your modem at the business to automatically update the dyndns server when the IP changes.

You'll just need to forward the port for remote desktop (RDP).

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