How to configure Time Capsule for setup of an IP camera?

First, a summary of my gear: Internet service provider = Verizon FIOS. FIOS uses an ActionTec Router (Model MI424WR). The ActionTec does the routing, assignment of private IP addresses and NAT. The ActionTec has wireless capability but I have DISABLED the wireless piece of ActionTec. I use Time Capsule (4rth generation, 802.11n, Version 7.6) for my wireless LAN. The Time Capsule is hardwired to the ActionTec via Ethernet.
My objective is to setup a Foscam IP camera (Model FI8918), connected wirelessly with Time Capsule, so that I can control the Foscam from both inside and outside of my wireless LAN from my iPhone running a Foscam app. If anyone has managed to get an IP camera up and running in the scenario described above, I would appreciate any tips and info, especially when it comes to port forwarding and connection sharing. For example, do I need to setup port forwarding on both the ActionTec and Time Capsule? What type of connection sharing? Right now, the Time Capsule is in bridge mode.

I have yet to setup my cameras, but I can tell you that since the Time Capsule is configured in Bridge Mode....and that is the correct setting for it when it is connected to the Actiontec Gateway/Router.....that any port forwarding or other configuration must take place within the Actiontec router.
In Bridge Mode, the Time Capsule is acting as a simple pass through device even though it is functioning as a wireless access point.
Everything on the network gets an IP address from the Actiontec device, so that is where you will need to concentrate with the configuration of the cameras.
It's unlikely that an Actiontec expert is here on an Apple support forum, but you never know. Might be a good idea to also post in an Actiontec support forum.

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I have a tower and recently a laptop at work. The tower is connected to our local network with an ethernet cable and the laptop with wireless. So, the internet connection is fine for both.
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Correct, it will work.
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As I stated, that is the downside to trying to back up without an Internet connection. You have to establish another network...and backup over that network.
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But when you say 'So using USB drive does make sense if you want to use it as a file store', do you mean a USB drive plugged into the TC? I hope that I can attach an external drive to the TC so we can all access and read/write the content wirelessly via the TC network or remotely.
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You will have to learn how to port forward in your Arris Gateway..
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The easiest way is to simply google it.
http://forums.comcast.com/t5/Home-Networking-Router-WiFi/Port-forwarding-in-Arri s-TG852G-CT/td-p/954929
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8tKBHvCz_0
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GGNYC1 wrote:
Hi:
I have a new Time capsule..and I want to use to store the Itunes liberary. Is this a good idea ?
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The how to do is discussed all over the place.. Apple have instructions on moving the itunes libary.. just look it up.
I currently have a mac-mini running snow leopard..which is my primary device for Itunes. Family has 2 ipads, 2iphones and 2 other macbooks...
Thanks
That is near to the ideal setup.. a mini makes a great media computer.. and will support iTunes.. just plug in an external drive and then TM can back it up.

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Being a non-apple product you will do better sticking with SMB compliant network names.. ie short no special characters no spaces.. Apple by default break these rules.
Also you may have port forwarding issues.. apple do not use upnp most windows and non-apple products will expect and so you might have to open the required ports not just for sip but the actual call RDP packets.
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Look at posts that deal with issues which will be common with airport extreme.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3662236?start=0&tstart=0
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Hi Claudio, that ddts is pretty generic to be honest but yes it is filed to address sync issues in the XR NTP algo.
The thing is that XR ntp clock selection is a bit different then iOS and follows the specs very closely which results in this erroneous loss behavior.
For instance, you could also see this issue with a sync loss if the update time is only 500msec off what it was before and that will result in a ntp sync loss rather then adjusting to it.
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regards
xander

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Correct, it will work.
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