how to port forward 2 dvrnet system in one network

[redskin32]

guyz,

need help on setting up my 2 dvrnet system to be accessible via internet. i have 2 drvnet system running in my LAN.. how do i port forward the dvrnet system separately, where in my system has the same port setting config? i already configured separate apache port server setting on the 2 system (port 81 and 82).

thanks guyz for unending support! long live..

 

[sandman]

guyz,

need help on setting up my 2 dvrnet system to be accessible via internet. i have 2 drvnet system running in my LAN.. how do i port forward the dvrnet system separately, where in my system has the same port setting config? i already configured separate apache port server setting on the 2 system (port 81 and 82).

thanks guyz for unending support! long live..

I'm not fully sure what you're asking however if both systems have different ports already, the router will need to have 2 ports forwarded so you would access each system via:

http://my-ip:81/ and http://my-ip:82/

If you wanted to , put a web page together with both links on a machine running port 80 (default http) and it will redirect you to those other machines when you click on the link.

If your internet connection, the one that you are going to remotely use to check your DVRs blocks ports 81 and 82 and only lets in port 80 (like corporate firewalls), you're going to be a little stuck....thats the issue I have..

The ONLY way to get around this then is to use something like port forward into a linux box and redirect the forwards. This means I setup a tunnel using something like SECURECRT to my linux server behind my home firewall and then use IT to direct my sessions internally..hope this helps..

Pete

 

[CollinR]

Couple of other hurdles possible.


Some DSL modems have DHCP servers inside, if so you must bridge them to be able to forward anything with the router.


Most CCTV DVRs need more then one port opened, so forwarding xx and xx alone doesn't work.