I thought maybe I’ve entered something wrong, but when I change IP/Domain to local address it works fine. When I switch to public address it says error to connect. I have no idea what did I do wrong here. Maybe protocol has to be not TCP but some other one?
It’s OK with dst-nat rules. You don’t need 554/tcp or 8000/udp for iVMS application.
How do you connect to external address? From inside the LAN? If so, you need additional hairpin-nat rule.
You know you can always use the cloud right ?
But since you want to port forward, i want to ask a few questions.
Do you have a public IP configured on your router ?
You use a DNS name ? If yes do you get a responce when you ping that name ?
Finally, as for the config you posted, no need to use the dst address 100.100… just specify the in interface, it must be the wan interface.
Actualy I use the coud and use domain that was generated for me. But it does not work as well. This domain pings ok, to the same IP I am using. And as I’ve said I have port 80 woring with the same IP or cloud domain.
My public IP is dynamic
No I do not
The 100.100.*** из my public dynamic address. When I use inretface it stops working even for port 80.
I do not connect to an external address. Do you mean to my public IP? I connect it from within LAN or through my mobile operator. It makes no difference. And what does it mean “You do not need port 8000”? How is that? I am connecting mobile app not web browser access.
The rules in command are in a different order than on the form. I redirect request to port 8080 to actual port 80. I mean in the webcam or in the local network I open cam web interface on port 80. When I open public IP with port 8080 it redirects to port 80. Any way that works fine, no issues on that.
I suspected that protocol might be an issue, so I try UDP on 8000. It doe snot change anything. I also added 554 port redirect but that also did not change anything. Still no access.
Yes, I mean public IP. And I wrote, you don’t need 8000/udp (ivicask suggestion), only 8000/tcp (you already tried it).
Are you sure port 8000 is reachable from Internet (not filtered by provider)? Check if packets are coming to this port.