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sktn77a
Mar 01, 2017Virtuoso
WNCE2001 pass through IP address
I'm using a Netgear WNCE2001 to connect a NAS drive to my wireless network (Netgear R7000). Everything appeared to be working fine - I can access the drives contents on windows/network explorer and ...
TheEther
Mar 02, 2017Guru
If you can access the NAS's control page, then look around on the NAS and see if there's a page that shows its IP address.
- sktn77aMar 02, 2017Virtuoso
OK, thanks. I just tried that. The WNCE2001 IP address is 192.168.1.37 and the NAS's internal IP address is 192.1681.14. When I direct the cameras to 192.1681.14, they just say NAS access failed (same as when I direct them to 192.168.1.34). I don't think this is going to work but if there are any other ideas out there, I'm all ears.
- TheEtherMar 02, 2017Guru
What method is being used by the cameras to access the NAS? SMB (aka Windows file sharing)? FTP? Something else?
Is that method of access enabled on your NAS?
- sktn77aMar 02, 2017Virtuoso
Unfortunately, Lorex provide no information whatsoever on how their systems work (L-View software) and their technical support/customer service is non-existant. The cameras are LNC-200 series (LNC-204 and LNC-216).
NAS recording can only be done over a local network (the network the cameras are on) and not on a remote NAS. I don't know if this provides any useful clues.
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