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lost connection to cameras remotely
I have been using. http://www.samsungipolis.com/ipolis/ipoipolis.asp for my remote cameras. One day power went out it stopped working remotely. I tried loggin in and found that https://ddns.hanwha-se...
Problem solved. Not even sure what I did LOL
Thanks for the replies
Did you check the UPnP port mapping table in the router? I'm guessing that the DVR system was able to open the port with uPnP, and that your web page issue is about something else.
You could turn off the DVR system, reboot the router, and then try forwarding the port.
If you use port forwarding, then you should reserve the IP address of the DVR system btw.
Ok I found the UPnP Stuff and it looks like port 80 is assigned to something else? How did that happen? Cameras were fine for years. Im so confused lol
how do I find what is on the port 80- now? says the IP address is assigned to port 80 and 443?
ramhad3 wrote:
Ok I found the UPnP Stuff and it looks like port 80 is assigned to something else? How did that happen? Cameras were fine for years. Im so confused lol
The other device asked your router to open the port. The upnp map will tell you that device's IP address. You can then find the device that is currently using that address.
Another option is to turn off upnp and reboot the router. Programs that are relying on upnp to open ports will fail, and as you come across them you can add new port forwarding for them.
Problem solved. Not even sure what I did LOL
Thanks for the replies