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How to Access My IP Camera Through Port Forwarding

How to Access My IP Camera Through Port Forwarding

May 8, 2023
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This tutorial will discuss how you can access your IP camera using Port forwarding. But before that, let’s talk about what you need.

Things to Consider:

  1. Get an ExtremeVPN account.
  2. Purchase the Port Forwarding and Static IP add-on if needed. Click 👉 here to buy.
  3. Set up an IP camera.
  4. Ensure you have an ExtremeVPN Supported Router. Check the ExtremeVPN-supported router list 👉 here.

Follow these steps below: 

  • Log in to the camera admin interface.
  • Access the IP camera admin panel.
  • Navigate to the network settings.
  • Identify the assigned port for your IP camera (such as port 554, 80, or 88).
  • Verify the assigned port, as it may vary.
  • Take note of the assigned port for your IP camera.
  • Configure VPN Static IP on the VPN-supported router or the device you want to forward the IP camera port.
  • If you don’t have Port forwarding and Static IP VPN add-ons, click 👉this link to purchase them.
  • Configure the ExtremeVPN static IP on your device.
  • Visit the member area of ExtremeVPN.
  • Use the provided 👉link to allow the port from your member area account.
  • Open the member area and enable port access.
  • Configure port forwarding on your router.
  • Create a Port Forwarding rule and assign the port number for internal and external ports.
  • If there’s a protocol option, choose TCP or BOTH.
  • Click on the provided link for instructions on setting up port forwarding on your router.
  • Look for your specific router model in the list and follow 👉the instructions. (You may identify your router in the list of accessible routers in this link and proceed with the instructions after finding it.)

Note:

Please enter the ExtremeVPN static IP address in the local IP section of the router’s Port Forwarding section.

  • Complete the setup process for your IP camera.
  • Enable the rule and choose the allowed port.
  • Access your IP camera using the selected port.
  • If you have multiple cameras, assign different ports to each one.
  • Increment the port number for each additional camera (e.g., 8080, 8081, etc.).
  • The specific port number may depend on your network configuration.

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