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Using a IP camera with a Netopia 3347

macgrub · 2014-07-26 22:13:10

Hi, I have a netopia 3347 router with eircom. I recently bought an Apexis IP camera. While I can successfully connect at home (via 192.1 etc), I've no idea how to connect outside. I got my IP address, set up a port forwarding through the NAT menu but no joy. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

26-07-2014 10:13pm

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macgrub

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Hi, I have a netopia 3347 router with eircom. I recently bought an Apexis IP camera. While I can successfully connect at home (via 192.1 etc), I've no idea how to connect outside.
I got my IP address, set up a port forwarding through the NAT menu but no joy. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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#2 27-07-2014 8:02pm

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As far as I know with the Netopia routers you have to set the firewall setting to Low.

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#3 28-07-2014 8:36am

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Mr. G wrote: »

As far as I know with the Netopia routers you have to set the firewall setting to Low.

Great. I'll have a go at that next.

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#4 28-07-2014 9:02am

same ol sh1te

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Also, set the camera to a port other than 80

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#5 28-07-2014 9:06am

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same ol sh1te wrote: »

Also, set the camera to a port other than 80

Thanks. I set it to 8000.

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#6 28-07-2014 10:34am

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macgrub wrote: »

Thanks. I set it to 8000.

Did you get it working?

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#7 28-07-2014 10:39am

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Mr. G wrote: »

Did you get it working?

I'm nowhere near it now. I'll back be to it in a few days. I'll let ye know.

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