Wi-Fi IP camera under Freebox
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Hello,
My camera seems to be well connected since I see the image as long as it is connected to the Freebox with the RJ 45.
When I connected via Wi-Fi using the SSID and the WEP key, the same connection as my laptop, when I unplug the RJ 45 and restart the camera, I get a black screen, so the Wi-Fi is not working.
I have a fixed personal IP, DHCP enabled in the Freebox router.
When I receive an email from the IP camera, it indicates the camera IP as http://80.ipperso, but this link doesn't work....
Do you have any ideas? Should I intervene in the Freebox?
I have read previous posts, but nothing has moved my case forward!
Thank you
Configuration: Windows 7 / IE OR CHROME
My camera seems to be well connected since I see the image as long as it is connected to the Freebox with the RJ 45.
When I connected via Wi-Fi using the SSID and the WEP key, the same connection as my laptop, when I unplug the RJ 45 and restart the camera, I get a black screen, so the Wi-Fi is not working.
I have a fixed personal IP, DHCP enabled in the Freebox router.
When I receive an email from the IP camera, it indicates the camera IP as http://80.ipperso, but this link doesn't work....
Do you have any ideas? Should I intervene in the Freebox?
I have read previous posts, but nothing has moved my case forward!
Thank you
Configuration: Windows 7 / IE OR CHROME
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Hello,
I am going to give you the simple and effective method to access your IP camera from anywhere you want. This method is specific to the Freebox.
YOU HAVE ACCESS TO THE IP CAMERA BY TYPING
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I am going to give you the simple and effective method to access your IP camera from anywhere you want. This method is specific to the Freebox.
- Set up the IP CAMERA with a local IP address like: 192.168.0.90 and configure a port number greater than 8080.
- This way you can access it locally by typing in Firefox or Internet Explorer: 192.168.0.90:8080 for example.
- Once this is done, go to the site free.fr and log into your account by providing your phone number and password.
- Then go to the tab "my Freebox"
- and click on "configure my Freebox router".
- You will see a long page displayed, at the very bottom click on: "Port Redirections / DHCP Leases"
- there you have PORT REDIRECTION
- fill out the form with the port numbers and the IP, that is to say 192.168.0.90 and 8080, knowing that the "192.168" is already provided.
- You will notice that there is an option for TCP that hides an option for UDP. In fact, you will create a TCP redirection and then a second redirection with the same information but for the UDP option.
- IN CONCLUSION YOU ENTER:
external port: 8080
protocol: TCP
DESTINATION PORT: 192.168.0.90
internal port: 8080
- YOU CLICK ON THE "+" ICON and you do it again:
external port: 8080
protocol: UDP
DESTINATION PORT: 192.168.0.90
internal port: 8080
- click on "SAVE SETTINGS"
- turn off the Freebox
- turn the Freebox back on.
YOU HAVE ACCESS TO THE IP CAMERA BY TYPING
http://aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd:8080where "aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd" is your IP address which you can find by typing
http://myip.com
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I'm not sure if you can reply, but I'm going for it. I configured the Free router in the UDP and TCP port forwarding as indicated, my camera sees the router but nothing happens. I even put a shorter password in the router, still nothing. Do I need to modify the port range forwarding as well?
Thanks