Re: Netgear DM602 - Linksys WRT54G - Axis 205 ip camera. Cant access?
From: Thomas Hertel (Thomas.Hertel_at_gmx.net)
Date: 12/28/03
- Next message: NeoSadist: "Re: Does Norton Personal Firewall 2004 Identity Programs Attempting to Access?"
- Previous message: Alastair Smeaton: "Re: Adware Question"
- In reply to: Johnsuede: "Netgear DM602 - Linksys WRT54G - Axis 205 ip camera. Cant access?"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] [ attachment ]
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2003 19:50:12 +0100
mrswdoyle@hotmail.com (Johnsuede) schrieb:
>Hi, I have a netgear DM602 adsl router and Linksys WRT45g wifi router.
>
>Alas I have just bought an AXIS 205 IP camera with its own inbuilt
>server so that I can monitor home cctv while at work and I cannot
>access it from outside my LAN.
>
>The setting up of the two routers to provide a wifi network solution
>at my house has been a cinch. And I have full internet access from
>anywhere in my house now. (for a novice I was pretty chuffed with
>myself).
>
>The axis has been asigned its own IP address after plugging it into a
>port in the back of the linksys and is viewable from all internal PCs,
>but after going through the setup process using www.axiscam.net to be
>able to view over any internet connection I have no joy.
>
>I can see the WAN address from the DM602 status settings but when I
>type it into explorer to access the axiscam I end up being blocked by
>the dm602.
>
>Both routers are providing DHCP and the Ips are as follows; dm602-
>192.168.0.1, wrt54g- 192.168.1.1, axis- 192.168.1.101. I realise that
>one dhcp probably needs to be switched off, but when I do that will I
>need to allocate static IPs to the routers (is that right?). I think I
>am doing it correctly but I usually have to reset one or both routers
>in order to be able to access the settings pages on the internal ip
>using explorer again.
OK, lets try to figure that out. From your post I read the following
(correct me if I am wrong):
The dm 602 is connected to the internet, having a WAN IP (is that
static or dynamic?) and LAN IP 192.168.0.1.
The Axis is connected to the Linksys, which has local (private/LAN) IP
192.168.1.1.
Question is, what is the WAN IP of the Linksys and how is it connected
to the DM602? If the DM602 is to route anything to the Linksys, the
Linksys WAN IP should be something in the subnet of the dm 602´s LAN
address, namely 192.168.0.xxx (assuming that the subnet mask is
255.255.255.0)
Then the dm602 should use port forwarding (port 80) towards the
Linksys´ WAN-address. The Linksys in turn should forward port 80 to
192.168.1.101.
In a setting like this, where you run a public server (the Axis), I
would highly recommend to skip DHCP all together and use static
addresses only in the internal network.
Also, if you try to use the dm602´s WAN address from inside your
network, you are very likely to run into trouble. Have you ever tried
to use it from any other system outside your own network?
>
>I have tried many combinations of settings and set up port forwarding
>on both routers for http on port 80 for IP 192.168.1.101 but still no
>joy.
Again, the dm602 should _not_ forward to 192.168.1.101, but to the WAN
address of the linksys. The Linksys then should forward to
192.168.1.101.
>I expect this is an easy one for some expert out there, so please be
Not really easy, but we will get there somehow :-)
Regards
Thomas
-- "The opinions expressed herein are subject to change without notice" Aus dem Copyright-Vermerk einer Studie der Gartner Group Email für Non-Spam: Meine_Initialen_bei_arcendo_punkt_com
- Next message: NeoSadist: "Re: Does Norton Personal Firewall 2004 Identity Programs Attempting to Access?"
- Previous message: Alastair Smeaton: "Re: Adware Question"
- In reply to: Johnsuede: "Netgear DM602 - Linksys WRT54G - Axis 205 ip camera. Cant access?"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] [ attachment ]
Relevant Pages
|
