how remote to my CCTV camera without fix ip

[pisces84]

]HI there, i face a problem that connect to the camera installed in my work places with random ip. If i using a fix ip so i wont face this trouble,because i can directly enter the fix ip then i can connect to the camera with the remote software . Because now my internet connection disconnect and connect back the ip will change random to another ip. so when we outstation we cant check back the ip. how the method that using domain name or something else easy setting in my router to connect the remote connection. Got another easy networking method to let us connect to remote connection with specific the domain or ip which using random ip system. if using fix ip system is unaffordable for me. Please help me in step by step if possible. thanks you very much.

[YeOldeStonecat]

Signup for a dynamic DNS service..such as "dyndns.org"

You setup an account, and an alias, such as "pisces.homeip.net". A software client runs on a PC behind the router. Some routers also support this..built right into their firmware, but they can be much less reliable. The software client is better.

From your remote location, in your browser, or go1984, or whatever software you use to view the camera...enter the name you created instead of the IP address, such as "pisces.homeip.net:<port of camera>"

[pisces84]

thanks for your information

[pisces84]

i have enter the dyndns.com. I have register account with dynamic dns. My hostname
created as below

hostname: myname.homeip.net

service:Host

Detail: WAN ip address

each time i need to remote should login in the dyndns.com?
Will the Dyn dynamic created slow down my internet connection?

[YeOldeStonecat]

Your router, or the software client for dyndns that you install on your host, will update the information. You'll be able to find it from anywhere on the internet. No need to login from home.

[pisces84]

I need to setting in my router? what is the software client for dyndns?

[pisces84]

I need to setting in my router? what is the software client for dyndns? No any fee to use the software client?

[YeOldeStonecat]

I need to setting in my router? what is the software client for dyndns? No any fee to use the software client?

I mentioned above...you can use your router for DynDNS...OR...the preferred method...use the software client.
Info here===> http://www.dyndns.com/support/clients/

[pisces84]

Thanks very much, the information above very helpful and useful for me. lastly i want ask that if we using software client in our network, will slow down internet connection or performance?

[DanielS86]

Although it's not a new question and by now your problem is probably solved, but seeing that Google ranks this thread high*in the list of search results, I thought I share this post to help your readers even.

I'm working on a huge IP camera project right: I'm going to build an IP camera solution by using an ONVIF camera software that enables remote access to my IP cameras from multiple remote locations (including PCs and Android smartphones as well).

For programming I use this Dotnetfunda tutorial: How to implement ONVIF IP camera service and RTSP streaming to smartphones / remote PCs in C# (It is needed to download the Onvif SDK.)

]HI there, i face a problem that connect to the camera installed in my work places with random ip. If i using a fix ip so i wont face this trouble,because i can directly enter the fix ip then i can connect to the camera with the remote software . Because now my internet connection disconnect and connect back the ip will change random to another ip. so when we outstation we cant check back the ip. how the method that using domain name or something else easy setting in my router to connect the remote connection. Got another easy networking method to let us connect to remote connection with specific the domain or ip which using random ip system. if using fix ip system is unaffordable for me. Please help me in step by step if possible. thanks you very much.

[spert]

thanks for your information

[RaisinCain]

Way to revive an old thread.