Questions & Answers for: D-Link DCS port forwarding

forward slashesDont forget you need to install ffdshow to view videoTry hard wiring it to a network port to get it working with the configuration utility. Go to the folder you are trying to share from

...Port Forwarding for your DCS-5220 in your router. (For Port Forwarding, please open BOTH HTTP Port and RTSP Port and select the Protocol as TCP for HTTP Port and select the Protocol as TCP/UDP(Both) ...

...threw dyndns the access is refused but is not being blocked by a firewall and MY ip doesn't block port 80. I am very confused. help danb Usually, the problem can be one of 2 or both. 1, do you have ...

...port forwarding remotely for me). Believe me, I tested this puppy thoroughly. When I got home I found that I get stuck in a continuous "connecting" loop. I can take blind snap shots and view them. I ...

...to set it up to view remotely with a IE browser. Unfortunately I nahye a Linksys router and the manual doesn't describe what I need to do to set up dynamic IP or port forwarding. Help! HOW TO ...

...for your home network and assignee a fixed IP address to the camera and then forward the ports needed by the camera to the new fixed IP. The procedure for configuring your router will vary ...

...Port Forwarding on my 2Wire modem, but need help on what is the Port No to indicate? Should it be both TCP and HTTP? Thanks. I assume your intention is to view the cam remotely. You only need to ...

...port forwarding to a remote desktop only takes a few steps through the graphical user interface. tep 1 Open your browser window and type the IP address of the router in your address bar. This opens a ...

i can not see anything in iphone with DCS 5220 Go to Setup and make sure ALL of the ports are conigured and port forwarding is setup for these ports in both your modem and your router

...I can connect and see the image while it is connected with LAN cable. I have assigned a second port to the camera and port forwarded it the cameras static IP. The router I am using is an N, but ...