WVC200 with Siemens Gigaset SE568 ADSL Router

I need serious help here. Have gone through various sections on this forum, I have setup everything. The camera is configured through wifi. My router has port forwarding enabled. I have registered with Dyndns and have a domain. Selected the port on my WVC200 under options. Its all configured and i just cant seem to access the camera using the domain. Even using local ip coupled with the port - it doesnt go straight to the camera. If i type 192.168.254.1:8080 (which is the current setting and the ip is static) IE returns with a page not found. I can get in only if i put http://192.168.254.2:8080/main.cgi?next_file=main.htm - additionally, i have no access through the domain. If I use it on the laptop connected to the same WIFI network using the dyndns domain not putting the port-it takes me to the router setup. But when I add the relevant port, its back to page not found. Its been 4 days and i have been going crazy over this. I thought it would be simple. But guess its not. All i want is a simple remote access to monitor the house from different locations. Any advice will be highly appreciated. Thanks

I am sure you did everything that seems obvious. But you cannot test Internet access from your house with one DSL connection.
When you specify an URL with a port it is no longer 'simply putting in': the address must be in full and correct: http://x.x.x.x/. (don't forget the ending slash).
If port 80 is blocked then what port is open? It doesn't matter really, you can still have an 8000+ port for your domain and forward it to port 80 on your camera. Run a port test from http://www.grc.com (ShieldsUp) to find out what ports are open.
I would also check if your router is configured for incoming requests.

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I would greatly appreciate if could please provide some technical assistance to my questions below:
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My apologies for the number of questions asked here but I currently need to know the technical ability of the Cisco ADSL 837 as I am thinking of employing these routers in my company organisation.
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I give you a sample config of my router.
class-map voice
match access-group 101
policy-map mypolicy
class voice
priority 128
class class-default
fair-queue 16
ip subnet-zero
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interface Ethernet0
ip address 20.20.20.20 255.255.255.0
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ip policy route-map data
interface ATM0
ip address 10.10.10.20 255.255.255.0
no ip directed-broadcast (default)
no atm ilmi-keepalive (default)
pvc 1/40
service-policy output mypolicy
protocol ip 10.10.10.36 broadcast
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encapsulation aal5snap
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voice-port 2
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My adsl/router...

I'm one of those me too guys.
I'm trying to connect with my Parents G4 mac.
They have the following router with integrated ADSl modem:
<http://www.belgacom.be/private/en/jsp/dynamic/product.jsp?dcrName=hbsad_wrlp_philg>
Currently can't get a connection to work.
* Text iChat works.
* when I use audio connection It is not important who starts the connection I get connection failed, time out or what ever...
my iChat on G5 works fine. Also the G4 of my parents ichat works fine, when I use it at my place. Just with their router it doesn't seem to work.
So I start doing Ralphs suggestions.
Because the Router has NAT enabled.
So I made my live simple and forwarded all address from range
5090-5678
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To the G4, IP address, I did both UDP/TCP
Then that router has als Trigger Ports all the call it "special applications"
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Tried differnt combinations, at one point I got a connection enabled but then I got the message 10 seconds didn't receive any data. But so far didn't got it completely working.
I also tried enabling the Firewall because If I enable the firewall in that router there is DMZ option. so i did DMZ to G4's IP address.
Same result still didn't work...
I consider myself not the average mac user after written a few commercial Mac applications over the last 15 years that some of you might be using.
I read a few pages today on Ralphs site about ichat.
But so far issue unresolved...
any light in this dark tunnel?
Marc Van Olmen

Hi
I finally had the time to look further in this issue.
The only soluotion that worked with this Philips ADLS Modem/Router
<http://www.belgacom.be/private/en/jsp/dynamic/product.jsp?dcrName=hbsad_wrlp_philg>
Was to bridge the router. Because DMZ, port forwarding, port triggering doesn't work.
Also the Siemens wirelessAdsl Modem/router that Belgacom sells has the same issue. You also had to bridge the router. I tried forwarding/dmz etc....
didn't work
My guess is that this issue is around the port 5060 that is being blocked by the router.
I tried to contact the ISP provider Belgacom and the support team said that they don't provider support for the routers/modems they sell. Pretty amazing from a company standpoint of view. They had a monopoly in the Belgium market for longtime so they have this ancient support system that doesn't need to give support. Lucky the last years www.telenet.be (cable so also faster....) has been making big inroads with in the telecom market and is gaining big in market share.
So in belgium I would recommend not to use Belgacom, but any other ISP provider.
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Caller line display failure with a Gigaset cordles...

Rather than adding to my previous posting I am restating my problem in the hope that somone has an answer to my puzzle.
I have failed to identify the cause of my Siemens Gigaset S795 cordless answerphone/handset system failing to show the incoming caller display. BT have now reset whatever they do in the local exchange 4 times and are sure the problem is not in their part of the system.
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Am I correct in assuming that an increased impedance might affect the ?lower frequency CLI signal while not affecting the higher broadband and speech signals?
Apart from buying yet another handset (Panasonic) is there anthing else I can try or suggest to BT?
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At last. Posted to help others.
After multiple phone calls, script following 'help- lines', emails, messages and a tweet or two plus one engineers visit to confirm the line was OK it has finally been fixed. Today I had a second BT openreach engineer who appeared to know immediately what the fault was. After repeating all the previous engineer's checks he returned to the exchange to replace the ADSL unit and all is well again.
Now to see whether BT will compensate me for all my wasted time over the last 2 months especially after repeatedly threatening me with the £129.99 charge if nothing had been found.
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Well I have the unit here at home with me & I can get half way down the drive (a good 20 metres) in windows & still get 500-1000 kpbs speed so that's fine. I can about 5 metres less using the Mac OS. Why might that be??
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What I have experianced in the last 30 mins is randomly while Im using the mac side the screen goes completly blue for a second or two then bback to normal. Has only done it 2-3 times in the last 10m mins but prior to that it was none stop every 10 secs & I had to re-boot.
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