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Camera Available to WAN

kdawgnc
Hello, I have a Sophos UTM 320 and I am trying to open a http stream from a PTZ camera.

Ideally it would be available to control from my LAN, and only viewable from the internet.  However, it would also work if it is only available from the internet.  I could then log in to control the camera from the web and anyone needing to see the video stream could use a guest or predefined username/password.

I have an available static IP address from our ISP.

I don't know how to route the internet sourced traffic to the destination of the camera and return the stream to the internet.

Also, the camera streams over HTTP, our VLC stream looks like this:
http://guest:guest@192.168.1.101:88/cgi-bin/guest/Video.cgi?media=MJPEG&channel=[1]


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    You need to create a DNAT at Network Protection > NAT > NAT.  You will need to know all ports/protocols used in order to connect to the camera.  If it is only http, you could use WAF, Webserver Protection > Web Application Firewall, as an alternative.
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    You need to create a DNAT at Network Protection > NAT > NAT.  You will need to know all ports/protocols used in order to connect to the camera.  If it is only http, you could use WAF, Webserver Protection > Web Application Firewall, as an alternative.
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