Unable to see Dashboard over the internet (Portal)

Dear All,
I have one issue here which is bit technical,
I have made an Xcelsius Dashboard (Connection Type: Excel XML Maps (BW Queries)) and uploaded SWF file on to KM Repository in Portal. I have created Document iview and a role to published the dashboard on Enterprise Portal.
Now when i am trying to access that Dashboard from Portal within local network it works fine but when i try opening the same Dashboard over the internet from home it gives an error.
ERROR DETAILS:
To access external data, add a cross-domain policy file to the external data web server.
For more information, on the Adobe website, see the article u201CCross-domain Policy File Specificationu201D.
If the problem persists, contact the file creator or your system administrator.
Error: Error #2048
Connection Type: Excel XML Maps
File URL: https://www.portal.com/irj/go/km/docs/documents/dashboards/dashboard1.swf
External Data URL: http://bwserver.domain.com:8000/sap/bc/bsp/sap/zbo_data/Data.xml?infocube=ZFIGL_FM&query=ZFIGL_FM_Q0003_BO&VAR_NAME_1=0P_FYRA&VAR_VALUE_EXT_1=2009
I have added crossdomain into WebAppl Srvr of BW Server .. Created BSP Application ---> Imported crossdomain file ---> set BSP App in Default Service.
Please suggest me possible Solutions.

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Unable to see Dashboard over the internet Using Enterprise Portal

Dear All,
I have one issue here which is bit technical,
I have made an Xcelsius Dashboard (Connection Type: Excel XML Maps (BW Queries)) and uploaded SWF file on to KM Repository in Portal. I have created Document iview and a role to published the dashboard on Enterprise Portal.
Now when i am trying to access that Dashboard from Portal within local network it works fine but when i try opening the same Dashboard over the internet from home it gives an error.
ERROR DETAILS:
To access external data, add a cross-domain policy file to the external data web server.
For more information, on the Adobe website, see the article u201CCross-domain Policy File Specificationu201D.
If the problem persists, contact the file creator or your system administrator.
Error: Error #2048
Connection Type: Excel XML Maps
File URL: https://www.portal.com/irj/go/km/docs/documents/dashboards/dashboard1.swf
External Data URL: http://bwserver.domain.com:8000/sap/bc/bsp/sap/zbo_data/Data.xml?infocube=ZFIGL_FM&query=ZFIGL_FM_Q0003_BO&VAR_NAME_1=0P_FYRA&VAR_VALUE_EXT_1=2009
I have added crossdomain into WebAppl Srvr of BW Server .. Created BSP Application ---> Imported crossdomain file ---> set BSP App in Default Service.
Please provide possible solutions

We have the same problem.
The Solution 1.
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EmTech/Addcrossdomain.xmlontherootofSAPWebapplication+server
and 2.
http://www.asabau.com/2009/04/crossdomain-policy-file-in-sap-web-application-server/
does not work.
How you have fix it?
regards
Chris

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The above 2 steps resolved my issue and I could able to view my camera from outside of my home network.
Still no luck. Tried it several times.
Could the power outage reset something on the modem or router to change this?
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That's what I thought. The power outage may have set the modem, router or camera settings back to factory defaults causing it to loose connection. First thing first, call comcast and check if the modem is still on bridge mode. The modem may have been set back to a modem/router mode due to power outage.
You may test if the remote access is properly set up in the network by going to http://ping.eu. In that site, you will see your internet ip address, take note of that. Click on port check, enter your internet ip address and the port number you used in the alternate web access port then click Go. If it says closed, there something wrong in the settings of either the router or camera. In that case, I suggest you reset the router and camera and then reconfigure them.
I found these articles online which could help you reconfigure your router and camera settings:
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it is possible to have this kind of scenario. The Portal can act as a proxy for BW iviews, actually it caches the content and uses that.
for more links you can visit this link.
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Hey guys! I have a problem. I cannot access my Time Capsule over the internet.
I have a Time Capsule 2013 which connects to the internet using a PPPoE connection and which provides wireless connection to other peripherals in my house.
The TC is running the latest firmware and I've added my iCloud account in AirPort Utility settings, in order to access the TC over the internet, via Back to My Mac.
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See this thread.. you are not alone.. all is not sweetness and light unless you get a proper business account with static IP.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3699096?start=0&tstart=0
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Not sure how often
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