Cannot see cam on viewnetcam

What ya may have to do is "allow" it to be "Seen" from the "Outside" to do this ya gonna have to open a "Port" through your firewall and router.. Have you done that? That is the only thing I can think of. Set up an IP address & port for the Cam, on the networked PC ya gonna use, open the corresponding Port in it's Firewall and the Router...remember ya cannot see it "Outside" from "Inside" your network only another person "Outside" would be able to see it..

I had the same problem. Even tried turning DMZ on in my router, and specified the camera IP as one in the DMZ. What helped me was using a port scanner (do a google search). I then started trying different things until I saw the port was opened. Once the port was open, I was able to access the camera from the internet, even from within my internal network. It turned out my problem was I have Vonage VOIP phone service and the Vonage router was ahead of my network router. Apparently the Vonage router wasn't allowing internet traffic to the camera. I switched positions of the routers (my wireless router is now first, and my Vonage router is plugged into the wireless router) and everything works fine now.

I've had the BL-C131 for about 9 months and it's worked very well apart from when I replaced my modem/router and then I called Panasonic tech support. They are very good and if need be can remotely set up your camera. You obviously have to have 'remote management' enabled on your router for them to do that.Their number is 0870 9070357.

I've had a similar problem monitoring a second home about 1600 miles away. Fortunately, i was able to get a relative to unplug the camera power supply for a minute and the plug it back in. Problem was corrected. On my next trip back to Canada, I'll set up this camera power supply on an appliance type timer so it shuts off in the middle of the night and then turns back on about an hour later.

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Hi guys, don't forget to fill router default gateway option, if not is not possible that the camera access to the router