rogerpeterson

Has anyone ever used a DW7000 with static IP and got into it from the outside world??????

Do I need to set up port triggering

Thanks, will give that a try this afternoon, have to go to Houston now. I started all this thinking I could run remote desktop behind a DW7000 and control equipment at my cabin in Canada. I still assume that to be correct, but guess I should have found out first. I think I am getting smarter than I wanted to be at this age. Wish I had some way I could send you all my router settings so you could ck them. One of the cameras is wireless, (Panasonic) and they have a web page that you are able to run pan and tilt on the camera. http://www.viewnetcam2.com/ip_ddns/ My camera address is http://cam4203403.viewnetcam.com:50000 If I get it to work Thanks

I have all the settings just as you suggested. However I don't understand forward the correct ports for RDP(3389) Last night, I had a friend Ping 67.44.xxx.x3 and 67.44.xxx.x4. He could get a return on 3 but not 4. He must have been getting to the 7000, but could not get a return from the WRT54G. I have my cameras set up on 192.168.1.252:80 and 1.192.168.1.253:50000. I have those ports forwarded to 1.252 and 1.253. I think that is where they should go. I must be close, but still no banana.

Thanks for coming on line Ghostmaster. I was hoping you would show up. I had the WRT54G configured, but have it in the 192.169.1.x range and the DW7000 is 192.168.0.x. My I was assigned a static Lan 1 IP Address of 67.44.xxx.x3. Do I need to reprogram the router?

I purchased the static IP and cannot access my system from the outside world in any way. Right now have a WRT54G hooked up as a wireless hub. Have tried a pc directly into the DW7000. Sure need some help, but Hughes said they offer no support on Static IP's. Tried a Panasonic BL-C30A tied to their viewnetcam.com site and it would not work. Right now it looks like there is no way to set it up to run Remote Desktop and some Cameras to control my inverter and solar panels in Canada. Any Ideas would be greatly appreciated or will have a lot of equipment i can't use.

Would I be able to accomplish the same thing with a DDNS from TZO.

I have a DW7000 & WRT54G that I am trying to set up to use at a remote location. I will have 2 cameras which I will want to view and adjust. Also I will need to access a computer to adjust some equipment I have running there. Question. Can this be done without chaging the DW7000 to a static IP or how should it be done. Roger