I have an antenna with lhg 5 attached to a router mr3320 tp lin via the wan port

the point and that now attaching my dvr to the router I can not see my remote cameras as I did before having only the router with my

question how to configure lhg 5 mikrotik to see the cameras in local

Either bridge the network or redirect the necessary ports if you are natting inside your network. Having mikrotik on only one side of the link effectively prevents you from using the transparent bridging mode.

It can connect to the network or reduce the ports you need if you are natting inside the network.

ok with translation is not so much understood

how do I proceed then what should I configure?

What's your native language?

italian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Tu_1qqx1LA&t=292s


I should practically do this or not

Alright, maybe we can get a native Italian speaker to help.

<cameras> <lhg5-1> ))) WiFi ((( <lhg5-2> -- WAN -- <tp-link> -- LAN -- DVR

^^ Is this how your camera's and DVR are connected today?

If so, you cannot see the cameras because the TP-Link is likely performing network address translation (NAT) between the WAN and LAN. You either need to setup network address translation (NAT) rules on the TP-LInk to translate the IP addressing on the camera's and LHG units to LAN IPs or more likely you need to create a layer 2 domain (bridge) that the camera's and DVR unit share. The shared layer 2 domain is likely the solution you need. Most camera systems use discovery methods that are link-local and are unable to pass routed interfaces (also unable to pass through NAT boundaries). If my drawing is accurate, you can bridge the two LHG units and connect them to the LAN interface of your TP-Link. As long as the IP addressing is within a common network everything will work. Their are several ways you could do this in a better manner but we'd need to get past the communication barrier.

It would help to post a drawing of what you are trying to do. Even something drawn on a napkin and a picture taken of it with a cell phone will do if you don't have Microsoft Visio.

here is the graph of how and connected

Why not plug the DVR directly into the LHG?

because i can not connect to the internet with computers

Draw how the cameras are connected please.

simply by means of the appropriate sockets



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lspWhGONU3U

complete situation

situation summary



if I enter my local address 192.168.x.xx from my browser, I can not connect to the dvr

Is that while you're connected to WiFi locally or are you trying to access the DVR somewhere on the Internet?

with this situation I could see it very well before

I access the cameras locally ie where and physically located lhg5

Is the LHG connected to the Internet directly or is it be used to connect to another location?

Are you able to configure the LHG? If so, please run the command:
Just to be certain. You are trying to access the DVR system locally and remotely?

Like Jarda said the LHG and the TP-Link are both likely doing NAT, network address translation. That's most likely your problem but I need to know what the LHG connects to and if it is public or private IPv4 addressed to be certain.

I connect locally to the dvr by accessing the default ip address 192.168.xx.x


lhg 5 and connected directly to the internet


if I access the lhg 5 setting by win box me from this error

tell me how I can proceed

lhg5 as the activation of the subscription I did by a technician, so I do not know in combination

if I have to reset everything tell me how I should proceed

lhg5 as the activation of the subscription I did by a technician, so I do not know in combination

if I have to reset everything tell me how I should proceed

Is the LHG part of an Internet service? Is it meant to be managed by the service provider? If so, they'll need to set it to bridged mode so your TP-Link get's the public IP assigned to it. When that happens you can open up a port on the TP-Link for the DVR remotely.

mikrotik lhg 5 and the mounted roof antenna that captures the radio signal from the service bridges of the horrizon telecom company which provides internet


this and the company that have activated the subscription

http://horizontelecom.it/

but do I need the ip public ip to see the cameras in the local ??

I do not want to access cameras remotely for example: via ddns or cloud I just want to access cameras via default ip 192.168.xx.x via a pc locally or through my apple android app with xmeye (just like I did before


what you say is the audience to see the remote that costs the beauty of € 3

Then I'm a little confused. I don't imagine anything was changed on the TP-Link. If it was say, 192.168.1.0/24 before it should be still. As long as your DVR is on that network, say 192.168.1.20/24 then you should still have access to it.

The TP-Link is the variable of concern then.

I noticed that the lhg 5 antenna does not have anything and just some router settings that must be done but what should i set ???
I remember having a router tp link mr3220

the external tp mr3220 connection is required with the lhg 5 antenna working with wan port works with normal eth

I have to go

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I fix the probelam by purchasing this router that allows you to swap both lan and wan ports

Every mikrotik router allows that too. And not only the swapping.

I bet LHG was set up as a router, so either you had to formward desired ports to TP-Link or set the passthrough to it.