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Is NAT required or VPN

Please a customer has a CCTV systems and wants to be viewing the cameras from outside the network.

The customer asked I do a NAT.

So I want to know if its NAT to be done or a VPN. Also, how to go about it.

Thank you.



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  • Hi,

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

    Ian

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  • 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

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  • Source zones : WAN
     
    Allowed client networks :ANY
     
     
    Destination host/network :The Alias created
     
    Services: HTTP
     
    Protected server(s): If I do not create an IP host nothing to be selected here
     
    Protected server(s): WAN
     
    Mapped port: 8000
     
     
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  • Source zones : WAN
     
    Allowed client networks :ANY
     
     
    Destination host/network :The Alias created
     
    Services: HTTP
     
    Protected server(s): If I do not create an IP host nothing to be selected here
     
    Protected server(s): WAN
     
    Mapped port: 8000
     
     
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