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Setting up multiple IP cameras on my home network
I have several IP cameras on my home netowrk and I cannot find a way to access each of them from the internet. They all have static IP addresses with a port number as part of the address. I can set...
TheEther Thank You. This works! I did not realize that you could edit the "Service Name" I changed the service name and was able to continue to add my cameras. The app that I am using is IP Cam Viewer for my android. I can also view the cameras on my browsers just by logging onto my home static IP with the Port number.
I really appreciate how this community is there to help. I will browse this site to see if I am able to help other people. Thanks again
You will need to use a different external port for each camera.
Suppose you have 2 cameras with internal addresses and ports of 192.168.1.2:100 and 192.168.1.3:101, and your public IP address is 11.11.11.11.
Create one port forwarding rule to forward from external port 2000 to internal port 100 and address 192.168.1.2.
Create another port forwarding rule to forward from external port 2001 to internal port 101 and address 192.168.3.
Then point your app/browser to 11.11.11.11:2000 to connect to the first camera and 11.11.11.11:2001 to connect to the second camera.