How to see a netwrok divice from remote location

RouterOS General
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Hello, I would like to be able to see one of my AP that are behind my MT Router from a remote location.

public IP: 24.136.46.174/27
local IP Network: 192.168.0.0/24
Device IP Address: 192.168.0.3

Example: I want to be in China and put in my browser my public Ip Address 24.136.46.174:??? (some port number) and be able to goto my AP webconfiguration. If you can please send me how to do this step by step it would realy help me out. I am using MT 2.8.28.

thank you guys

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what exactly you want to see ?
you wan to forward some ports orconfigure full NAT ?

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I am not sure what I need to do, but what I want is to be able to see the configuration of my AP. I am using MT without wireless, and I have an AP connected to Ether2 with an ip address of 192.168.0.3. So, when ever I am on the ntwork all I have to do is put http://192.168.0.3 on my browser and I get the login page for the AP. But if I am lets say in my office which is in another location and has nothing to do with my internal router I cant just put http://192.168.0.3 on my browser. Is like Winbox, when I am in my office I can look at winbox if i use publicip:8081 since I am using hotspot. I guess is a dst-nat rule that I need to make but I am not sure.

thanks

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I had same problem. Wanted to give someone access to a webcam on my lan behind mt router. Problem though was that my MT had a dynamic public ip address. Anyhow I still wanted access to the winbox from the outside while the other person had access to the webcam only. The manuel only explained how to Destination Nat to a address on lan if the MT had static ip address, and then you lose access to the winbox console. So I setup 3rd party DynDns updater and wrote dest nat rule with the source ip specified from the person wanting the access to the webcam. It worked!

5

I had a similar issue, but I had quite a number of devices behind, so I used a vpn, that way I have access to all the functionaltiy I need to the devices on the network.

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I’d recommend that, more secure and you wont have to create new rules evertime you add a new peice of hardware.. just connect via the VPN.

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wildbill442 and canobi,

can ypu pls assist me on a step by step guide to set up the vpn

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the simple step by step example of PPTP tunnel:
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.9/interface/pptp.content#5.29.6