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Archer C9 Firewall rules
Archer C9 Firewall rules
2017-03-16 10:33:27
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I setup my new C9 router today, but my security camera won't connect the phone app unless I am connected to the router. I want to be able to check this from anywhere. If the ip of the camera is 192.168.0.102, how to I set up an access rule to allow my to do this?

TIA,

Eric
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Re:Archer C9 Firewall rules
2017-03-16 11:04:24
May I know your firmware&hardware version on Archer C9?
From your description, I guess your camera could be controlled by its app on smartphone. But it could only be controlled when the smartphone is connected to C9, once the smartphone uses 3G/4G network, will not be able to control the camera, right?
It seems you need to set up port forwarding on the router.
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Re:Archer C9 Firewall rules
2017-03-17 00:44:03

tplink wrote

May I know your firmware&hardware version on Archer C9?
From your description, I guess your camera could be controlled by its app on smartphone. But it could only be controlled when the smartphone is connected to C9, once the smartphone uses 3G/4G network, will not be able to control the camera, right? That is correct
It seems you need to set up port forwarding on the router.



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[TD]ArcherC9 v1
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 3.17.0 Build 20150514 Rel.70681n
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2017-03-17 07:09:02
Firmware :3.17.0 Build 20150514 Rel.70681n

Hardware: ArcherC9 v1

May I know your firmware&hardware version on Archer C9?
From your description, I guess your camera could be controlled by its app on smartphone. But it could only be controlled when the smartphone is connected to C9, once the smartphone uses 3G/4G network, will not be able to control the camera, right? Yes, that is right.
It seems you need to set up port forwarding on the router.
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