Hi;
At my home base, all access to cameras works fine on both lan and wan. Router configured correctly. Port forwarding etc. working fine.
I can access my cameras from my android cell phone using a cam app. and using my dyndns address. This is not being done wirelessly via my home router but from another location and my phones network. Thus, the dyndns address is working.
When I try to log into my cameras using my dyndns address from a different location, on a desktop computer with Win 7 (newly built and installed computers), it does not connect. I have tried turning off AV, firewalls, etc. It used to work from this location on Win XP computers.
Is there a reason the dyndns is not translating to the correct IP? (I don't know if my logic is correct????) or what is the one step I'm missing?
Thank you for your help.
Steve
At my home base, all access to cameras works fine on both lan and wan. Router configured correctly. Port forwarding etc. working fine.
I can access my cameras from my android cell phone using a cam app. and using my dyndns address. This is not being done wirelessly via my home router but from another location and my phones network. Thus, the dyndns address is working.
When I try to log into my cameras using my dyndns address from a different location, on a desktop computer with Win 7 (newly built and installed computers), it does not connect. I have tried turning off AV, firewalls, etc. It used to work from this location on Win XP computers.
Is there a reason the dyndns is not translating to the correct IP? (I don't know if my logic is correct????) or what is the one step I'm missing?
Thank you for your help.
Steve
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