i've been reading about NAT & subnet routing & i hope i can get some help to better understand what network tools & settings are involved in the following scenario allowing tenant to view cams they have permission for from their network & the internet, while keeping each network separate & secure:
192.168.0 owner
192.168.1 cams - server 192.168.1.200: cams xxx201 xxx202 etc
192.168.2 tenant
192.168.0 & 2 with set routes to match cams, such as
192.168.0.200 = 192.168.1.200 ; etc
192.168.2.200 = 192.168.1.200 ; etc
then the last step would be port forwarding for 192.168.x.200 for internet access to server (password protected to get to any resource).
the server & cams will all have static IPs. do i need to put them on a router, or will a switch do the job here?
any links, search phrases/terms would be appreciated as well. thanks for your attention
192.168.0 owner
192.168.1 cams - server 192.168.1.200: cams xxx201 xxx202 etc
192.168.2 tenant
192.168.0 & 2 with set routes to match cams, such as
192.168.0.200 = 192.168.1.200 ; etc
192.168.2.200 = 192.168.1.200 ; etc
then the last step would be port forwarding for 192.168.x.200 for internet access to server (password protected to get to any resource).
the server & cams will all have static IPs. do i need to put them on a router, or will a switch do the job here?
any links, search phrases/terms would be appreciated as well. thanks for your attention
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