Is NAT required or VPN

Hi,

you would need to setup a business rule setting the CCTV as the server.

Ian

Although I have not tested if it is working or not but these are the things have done so far.

1. I created an Alias with the IP address of the NVR mapped to the WAN.

2. Created an IP host with same IP address

3. Created a NAT with same IP info

4. Then created a business rule.

N.B: I was given just a port number and the NVR IP address. So want to know if that is enough.

Although I have not tested if it is working or not but these are the things have done so far.

1. I created an Alias with the IP address of the NVR mapped to the WAN.

2. Created an IP host with same IP address

3. Created a NAT with same IP info

4. Then created a business rule.

N.B: I was given just a port number and the NVR IP address. So want to know if that is enough.

Hi,

you don't need an alias or the IP host with the same IP address or a NAT.

You setup the port as part of the business rule and use the internal address of the NVR.

Ian

Hi,

sorry, I thought the NVR was a DHCP device using static IP addressing.

Ian

Okay,

Is this a confirmation that my rule is correct?

Mapped Port is the Port on the other End (Basically what the traffic looks like after NAT).

I guess you have to switch Service with mapped Port. 

LuCar Toni I do not seem to understand that. The customer just gave a port number 8000 that all traffic should be forward to the NVR internal IP address.