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DDNS Access

MalvinYNJ

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MalvinYNJ    4

MalvinYNJ
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Hi guys,

 

Have been facing some remote access problem (home.fibaro.com) such as delay in turning on/off devices, status not updated correctly and such, thus I'm trying out DDNS access. However, it seems like I'm unable to view my IP Cameras at all. My IP camera configuration are using local IP address with a port number. I have already port forward the IP camera as well.

 

Anyone has any idea how to fix this?

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gray77    1

gray77
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You need to create free dns account and then set it up in your router. Port forwarding is obvious. It works well for me. I'm completly avoiding home.fibaro.com which works very slow. Im on my own host and works really fast

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Guest ngnvanthai   

Guest ngnvanthai
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Hi gray77, which port you has forwarded for HC2. I tried to PFoward but it not work with my ddns.

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j.nowacki    5

j.nowacki
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Please consider use of VPN as it is much safer solution for your issue.

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gray77    1

gray77
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Hi gray77, which port you has forwarded for HC2. I tried to PFoward but it not work with my ddns.

I did port 80 and it wirks for me.

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gray77    1

gray77
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Please consider use of VPN as it is much safer solution for your issue.

Will need to get knowledge as never before used it. If it is safer then it worth learning. Thanks

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