[lambad1]

Hi,
I hit the wall with my head again .... for the last two hours...

Basically I have a wireless webcam connected to a airport router (which operates in bridge mode) which is connected to SPA3102 which is configured to work as a router and which is connected to a cable modem

The webcam is located @ 192.168.0.22 and is using port #1024

IMO there si nothing that should be setup in airport as it should be transparent for the webcam and other wireless clients

ON the SPA I've set on the application tab port forwarding yes, appname= webcam, starting port=1024, ending port=1024 and server ip address = 192.168.0.22

the SPA has a public IP address from the ISP like 70.112.xx.yy

now if I am trying to coonect to http://70.112.xx.yy:1024 I was expecing to be able to access the webcam.... but as you can guess I cannot connect to that address

If I enable the WAN admin of the SPA I can connect to 70.112.xx.yy:80 and see the SPA config page....

anyone has any idea what I am miserably reconfiguring here?

Thanks

[boatman]

Originally Posted by lambad1

ON the SPA I've set on the application tab port forwarding yes, appname= webcam, starting port=1024, ending port=1024 and server ip address = 192.168.0.22

Did you forward TCP, UDP, or both? Have you tried using DMZ?

[lambad1]

Yes, I tried with both, and with TCP only.
Also also tried the DMZ and that didn't worked either... DUH...

[lambad1]

And I even tried to check my open ports from the WAN using auditmypc.com, and it does not find as open anything (except the SPA config port 80)

Go figure ....