There are 2 Chinese unidentified camcorders whose TP does not respond. The network works through the budget TP-Link (If it comes in handy, OpenWRT is on it).

  1. Flashing ports, the web interface of cameras comes from the Internet, but there is no image. The problem is that Flash Player is used for display, and through the dev tools browser I saw that this player uses, in addition to the port specified in my settings, also port 1935, which I cannot configure in the web interface.
  2. I forwarded port 1935 through Virtual Server on the IP of one camera, now everything is working. And what about the second? I can not put the same port on a different IP, I can not change this port in the web camera face.

Is there any solution to the problem? Already wanted to save the camera settings and through the HEX editor to find and change the port, but the config simply cannot be saved. There is no such item.

Is it possible to make a redirect, let's say from my external IP: 123456 to internal IP1: 1935 and IP: 1234567 to internal IP2: 1935. Standard firmware does not allow this, will the custom help?

  • one
    I'm not sure that the question will not be deleted as oftopik, so I am writing here. What you want is impossible on more expensive hardware with any type of firmware. Read about NAT and understand how it works. If there is no possibility to change the port of FlashPlayer, then it will be possible to forward a full-time web-muzzle only from one camera. - rdorn

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If I understand your situation correctly:

  • there is a router 192.168.1.1 (internal ip) 198.51.100.2 (external ip)
  • there is a camera 1 192.168.1.10 with ports for forwarding 80 (web interface) 1935 (stream)
  • There is a camera 2 192.168.1.20 with the same ports for forwarding.

We must work with them through the Internet. We do this:

configure port forwarding on the router for the first camera

  • 198.51.100.2:180 at 192.168.1.10:80 and
  • 198.51.100.2:11935 at 192.168.1.10:1935

For the second camera

  • 198.51.100.2:280 at 192.168.1.20:80 and
  • 198.51.100.2:21935 at 192.168.1.20:1935

To access the camera1 via the Internet, connect 198.51.100.2:180 and 198.51.100.2:11935

for the second 198.51.100.2:280 and 198.51.100.2:21935.

It should work on any router where you can specify different ports for forwarding.

  • one
    Now, explain to the web cam of the camera that it needs to climb for the video stream not on 1935. - user194374
  • That's why I wrote if I understood correctly. I have 4 Chinese cameras so in the free ContaCam I started and looked already through it. - Andrew Hobbit