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192.168.1.2

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roddysat Posted messages 185 Status Member -  
 Elsa P -
Hello everyone:
Here is a little problem that I need to solve.
I have a surveillance system that I would like to control remotely via the Internet.
I configured it on my PC without any problem, but when I try to access it from outside using the address I assigned (192.168.1.2), it cannot be found and I'm getting error 10060 on Internet Explorer, do you have the solution???
Surveillance equipment D4 from DEDICATED MICROS.

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  1.
    Spearhead Posted messages 355 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   116
     
    to know the key, go to your parents' computer already connected to the network:

    in a web browser, type: http://192.168.0.1

    login: root
    password: clubadmin

    Then look for the wireless network section and you should be able to find your key... note it down and try to reconnect.
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  2. BENJAMIN31100
     
    c'est normal 192.168.1.2 c'est ma propre adresse IP
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    1. brupala Posted messages 111176 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 456
       
      like millions of others.
      addresses in 192.168.... are private IP addresses rfc1918 and as such can be repeated on millions of sites around the world as long as they are isolated from each other or connected via address translation (NAT).

      -- 

      and ... Voila Voilou Voila!
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  3. zazie
     
    Hello,
    I'm connected via cable and can't connect wirelessly (Siemens Gigaset SE551 WLAN router), Windows Vista.
    If anyone can advise me? Thank you.
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  4. Jean-François Pillou Posted messages 18961 Registration date   Status Webmaster Last intervention   63 308
     
    A port forwarding needs to be set up on the router connecting the 192.168.1.0 network, so that it links a port of the router to port 80 of the server 192.168.1.2!

    --
    Webmaster(@)CommentCaMarche.net
    >>010000110100001101001101<<
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  6. Anonyme
     
    Hello

    Post #13 :

    zazie, did you do the update? I have the links if you want them. Will you manage? !! No power cuts.

    Gigaset SE551 WLAN dsl/cable ..................... no modem but it does wifi and manages wifi repeaters.

    (The links are not easy to find! => Page in English! don't dream .................)

    The router Gigaset SE551 WLAN dsl-cable from Siemens :

    http://gigaset.siemens.com/shc/0,1935,hq_en_0_89729_rArNrNrNrN
    _variation%253A-5_pageType%253Adownloads_imagePos%253A0,00.html#content

    Gigaset SE551 WLAN dsl-cable Website - Siemens - Gigaset Portal :
    http://gigaset.siemens.com/shc/0,1935,hq_en_0_89729_rArNrNrNrN,00.html

    Login Gigaset SE551 WLAN dsl-cable; by default:
    - http://192.168.2.1/welcome_login.stm <=(adapt the IP address to your situation).
    - http://se551 <=(no numerical IP address; = dns).

    !! It is possible to send a configuration file; you only need to change the passwords.
    => You need to provide the information...; but it's a pain to do. !! be careful with the information provided.

    thank you.

    see you later.
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  7. brupala Posted messages 111176 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 456
     
    Private IP addresses (RFC1918)
    http://abcdrfc.free.fr/rfc-vf/rfc1918.html
    are not routed on the internet; they can only be used in a private network.
    192.168.x.x is part of this.
    They must therefore be transformed by the NAT function to be accessed from the internet.
    --
    and ... There you go!
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  8. bentri Posted messages 5 Status Member
     
    call the IP address of your modem?!
    no?
    But already answered by dje dje

    --
    Bentri the threat
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  9. Elsa P
     
    192.168.1.2 is a local IP address, like all the IPs 192.168.1.x

    More info: http://fr.wikimix.info/ip/192.168.1.2
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  10. dje-dje Posted messages 10538 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   759
     
    And from the outside, you will need to use the public IP address of your connection

    a+
    dje-dje
    -- 
    There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and the others
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  11. Frenchkiss
     
    It's normal for you to have an issue with this address!!!! This is mine... find an available IP.
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    1. brupala Posted messages 111176 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 456
       
      no, it's not YOURS at all.
      these addresses can be used by everyone and anyone but ... everyone in their own space.
      in fact, as long as it's everyone in their own space, we can use any address, but not on the internet: public addresses must be uniquely assigned.
      -- 
      and ... There you go!
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    2. Coucou !!!
       
      Hello, it's mine too! ???
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      1. brupala Posted messages 111176 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 456 > Coucou !!!
         
        surely,
        but that doesn't exempt you from reading through this entire discussion before posting.
        --
        and ... There you go!
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  12. Promiscui Posted messages 12 Status Member 1
     
    But the private class C IP addresses so as not to interfere with the IP addresses present on the net are they not just 192.168.0.X???
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    1. brupala Posted messages 111176 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 456
       
      no no, everything that starts with 192.168.x.x
      as well as,
      everything that starts with 10.x.x.x
      everything that starts with 172.16.x.x to 172.31.255.255
      are private IPs according to RFC 1918: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFC_1918
      -- 
      and ... There you go!
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    2. Promiscui Posted messages 12 Status Member 1
       
      Okay, so there would be a correction to be made on the page ip of this site
      because it states:

      # Private Class A IP Addresses: 10.0.0.1 to 10.255.255.254, allowing the creation of large private networks comprising thousands of computers.
      # Private Class B IP Addresses: 172.16.0.1 to 172.31.255.254, allowing the creation of medium-sized private networks.
      # Private Class C IP Addresses: 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254, for setting up small private networks.

      That's why I thought this. Thank you.
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  13. delphine
     
    192.168.1.2 is the same IP as yours. I'm having a problem because I installed eMule but it doesn't want to work. It says while testing:

    Thank you for waiting while eMule tests your ports...

    Initializing IP test: i07v-213-44-40-38.d4.club-internet.fr (213.44.40.38)

    Initializing TCP connection test...
    The TCP test failed! The UDP test will not be attempted.

    Connection test finished.

    I'm using Windows XP Home and I'm with Club Internet

    Thank you for helping me because I've been struggling for a while now; it's soon going to be the last straw.
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  14. mél
     
    Hello, I'm completely lost. I want to connect my laptop to my parents' club-internet connection.
    I'm missing the WEP key.

    I gave you my email by finding the IP address, but my computer won't connect to that address.

    What should I do now in simple language please, because I don't understand (port forwarding, NAT function, what is that?

    Thank you in advance for your replies.
    Mél
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