probably because he has zero control over that aspect? LCOs are responsible for getting customers, installation and maintaining the network. rest would depend upon what powers he has over the software provided by excitel to manage clients.
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i agree with sushubh, they dont have control entirely, they are looking after infrastructure.
Mikrotik router is not under my control... its under local internet guy.
although i read the solution for double nat in this website somewhere but kinda forgot to bookmark it. BTW has anybody tried to bridge the network for rpi or general port forwarding for cams?
Mikrotik router is not under my control... its under local internet guy.
although i read the solution for double nat in this website somewhere but kinda forgot to bookmark it. BTW has anybody tried to bridge the network for rpi or general port forwarding for cams?
regarding that... a friend of mine recently got cpplus cctv cameras installed at his place and he is able to access them on his phone through excitel. i actually pay for airtel static ip just for cctv. haven't tried using excitel on it and seeing if ezviz can access the cameras without static ip ? i have hikvision and even the web based ui no longer works because of removal of plugin support.
You can try zerotier, it is a nice solution for this double Nat problem. It creates a virtual lan network. Anyone can join it with a network id. Has PC, android, iOS clients, Nas, Linux , etc.. clients to configure. It can even bypass mobile internet Nat. It's free and open source too and an amazing software. I use it as even I face this double Nat and it has never failed. + Easy to configure also
Even I am using hikvision as of now I can access the cams on the hikconnect app provided by hikvision. You can try using it. The only problem is all the video feed will be relayed through a proxy server, which allows me to view the video feed outside my network.
so it handles that by itself? the proxying?
i mean it would save 118 bucks per month ? that i am paying for the static ip on airtel. i don't really access cctv on the move much as they are installed just for the sake of it. it is kind of annoying to barely have .5mbps on airtel adsl upload which means that performance is poor on the move.
i mean it would save 118 bucks per month ? that i am paying for the static ip on airtel. i don't really access cctv on the move much as they are installed just for the sake of it. it is kind of annoying to barely have .5mbps on airtel adsl upload which means that performance is poor on the move.
Yup, even I was surprised how easy it was no port forwarding or anything required. You just need to link your DVR to your hikvision account by scanning a QR code in the app and all is done. You can then access your camera's on any other network using the app.
Feel free to ping me if any problems occur would be happy to help.
Feel free to ping me if any problems occur would be happy to help.
sorry for this offtopic comment but posting in here because you all are active here.
Can you guys please go onto twitch.tv and try to watch any stream.
for the past few days its buffering like crazy for me. twitch doesnt even utilize 5Mbps of bandwidth . it stays around 500Kbps - 1Mbps resulting in buffering and video quality to 160p.
i created a ticket just now but still want to know whether i am the only one facing this or not
Can you guys please go onto twitch.tv and try to watch any stream.
for the past few days its buffering like crazy for me. twitch doesnt even utilize 5Mbps of bandwidth . it stays around 500Kbps - 1Mbps resulting in buffering and video quality to 160p.
i created a ticket just now but still want to know whether i am the only one facing this or not
