ATT Netopia Modem/Router Setup For Eyemax DVR With Static IP

[cwkamms 0]

Does anybody have any good information or documentation on how to setup and configure a Netopia DSL Modem/Router from ATT.

 

Here is what i have going on. I have 5 static ip address assigned to me from ATT. I would like to use one static ip address for my eyemax DVR system so our client can see it remotely. I did some research and download the netopia manual to use as a reference. According to the manual i need to us pinholes or imaps. This is were I get confused. If anyone has any advice on how to setup and configure the netopia router so we can see the DVR remotely it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[Harrar 0]

What model Netopia modem/router are you using? Each model has it's differences.

 

Normally with Netopia, you have to get into expert mode, configure and NAT. Define a new service, tell it what port to use and the protocol. When finished click enable then reboot the router.

[cwkamms 0]

It's a netopia 3300 series modem router. I been doing some research it looks like i need to route my static ip address through pinholes or imap. I believe that's the same as port forwarding. so when i try to access the dvr from a remote location using the static ip address it should hit the netopia then forward it to the LAN local ip address 192.168.1.103 and then i should be able to see video remotely.

[Harrar 0]

Sounds like you have the procedure down pat. You didn't need any help at all. One suggestion I'd make is to give your DVR a static LAN IP. Don't let the modem/router's DHCP server assign one.

[cwkamms 0]

ya, I manually assigned the dvr a 192.168.1.103. Ill see monday if this all works. I have not been successful yet. Thanks For your help.

[Harrar 0]

Check your manual to ensure you have all the necessary ports forwarded (pinholed) thru your router. If memory serves, Eyemax DVRs need 80 and 9091 thru 9112 for remote view/access.

[hardwired 0]

Sounds all about right, one thing I would add is to use a internal static IP that is not in the scope of the DHCP range, but still in the same subnet (eg. 192.168.1.90, if the DHCP range is 192.168.100-192.168.1.250)

[vin2install 0]

I hate those Netopia routers. But anyways if your gonna assign port 80 to your dvr you must change the internal server port to something else like 8080

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[bpzle 0]

If you find that even after everything you've tried, you still can't get it to talk... I would have your ISP send you just a modem and then you can buy your own router. That's what I had to do with a recent client... They had a Netopia dsl modem/router/hub piece of crap too and I never could get it to work. And yes, I knew what I was doing