23 Responses for "Cant view my IP Camera through the net"

1. markeedhey July 5th, 2007 at 6:30 am 1

   san po yung location nyo? baka pwede po ako makatulong….

2. cubman July 5th, 2007 at 7:28 am 2

   Hi markeedhey, I am located in Alabang

3. tuxz July 5th, 2007 at 10:54 pm 3

   In SmartBro Connection, port forwarding is impossible, it means ports are closed or blocked kaya imposibleng mag host ng webserver ang pc na connected sa internet gamit ang SmarBro at imposible rin connect mo yung IP Cam mo sa internet kasi di allowed ang port forwarding. kaya sayang lng ang IP Cam mo. Dapat nag WebCam ka na lng kasi pwede mong connect yan at ma view sa ibang computer sa pamamagita ng Messenger na pwedeng mag WebCam view. Pero magtanong ka rin sa Call Center ng SmartBro tungkol sa problem mo para sa ibang details.
   Konting Pasensya lng pag tumawag ka sa smartbro hotline.. tagal kasi komontak dyan..

4. markeedhey July 6th, 2007 at 12:44 pm 4

   pwede ko po malaman yung network setup nyo?

   tsaka po yung model ng router nyo.

   para madiagnose po natin…

5. iraya July 10th, 2007 at 1:29 pm 5

   IP cam (as far as remote viewing) is really not possible with smartbro coz its a private IP. I tried it 2 yrs. ago. That time, even their technical hotlines hindi alam kung ano ang sasabihin. Lalo na dun sa *1888 na mga call center agents, wala kang mapapala. The only way to use your IPcam is to subscribe on their corporate account which can (apparently) give a static IP for you.
   I dont advise the use of webcam specially if you will use it on your remote business site and leave it open? Pag nag-traffic ang YM o MSN at nag-freeze ang webcam mo wala din. Pupunta k uli sa remote site just to refresh. Eh bakit ka pa nagremote viewing kung pupuntahan mo din palagi yung remote site mo. Di bale kung may tao din plagi nagbabantay dun. Usually, ang main purpose pa naman ng ipcam is for remote security surveillance.

   Wala din yan sa network set-up at klase ng router. Nasa smart talaga yan. Kahit DLINK tech. support, nabaliw din jan. Mayron daw pala dito sa ating internet provider na hindi nila mapagana ang mga IPcams nila. Sabi pa naman nila sa mga adverts nila ng IPcams that “it works on ANY internet connection!”
   Onli in the Philippines yan,men!
   he-he-he

6. jeff July 15th, 2007 at 4:22 pm 6

   paminsan minsan mabilis naman kaya gandahan nyo un serbisyo nyo ha mga smart laging na ddisonek eh sige thanks

7. benebz July 18th, 2007 at 6:54 pm 7

   thnxs sa mga tech dito. Now i know bakit ayaw gumana ng webcamxp sa web. lintik na smart. WTF…

8. jhayzhon July 24th, 2007 at 9:24 am 8

   You can use hamachi as a Virtual Private Networking you can download it at hamachi.cc

   Just install it then create your network like on workgroup in your network neighborhood then join.

   Ive stop using this for a couple of months now because theres a problem on their system, I don’t know if its OK now just try it…

9. Simatar February 4th, 2008 at 7:52 am 9

   Lahat na ng Internet providers natin dito sa Pinas use private addresses para sa kanilang mababang presyong internet package. Kung gusto ninyo ng may public IP, subscribe kayo sa mas mataas ng package.

   Puwedeng gamitin yung dialup kaya lang mabagal. Nagbibigay kasi ng public IP pag dialup. Di ko lang alam ngayon.

10. dr3am September 11th, 2008 at 12:01 pm 10

    I hope you have already fixed yer dilemma by now. But incase not yet, a few things that may help you is to make sure that you forwarded the same ports on both the router & the cam’s setup page. To access the cam outside, simply type http://WanIP:PORT. Now if the Wan IP is DHCP & it constantly changes, u may need to sign up for DDNS service. Linksys has 90day trial period for that service. So instead of accessing it thru the Wan IP just type in the domain name. If this won’t work then check for any firmware updates on both devices that maybe a fix to yer problem. But if yer Wan IP is a private IP and not public then that’s gonna be a problem.

11. LMJ November 10th, 2008 at 9:44 am 11

    smart bro ung problem dyan smart bro *sU**s hmmp!!

12. Bong January 5th, 2009 at 10:20 pm 12

    And for those who think of hopping up to Globelines broadband (3G <<Worse) – TeamViewer Wont WOrk, Hamachi – I doubt it, if you are happy with OpenDNS – Dont go with Globelines you for will be tortured, If you connect to DalNET in IRC, AKILL ang IP mo, If you enjoyed YM then during peak times, logging in to YM is like u got an LBM and lastly, they (Globelines claimed they got 1.+MBps max for their 3G) Yes its true they can reach that bandwidth but they also got at least 10kpbs – Note the “k” not “K”. So better stay put with Smartbro if you got no other choice.. She’s a lesser EVIL .

13. Elito V. Circa January 9th, 2009 at 5:41 pm 13

    Issue ba sa Surveillance Camera kung paano lulusot ang private IP ng SmartBro? contact ninyo ako at sasampulan ko layo ng IP camera ko sa bahay.

14. bong January 9th, 2009 at 10:35 pm 14

    @elito v. circa

    ang galing mo naman, ang hirap niyan

15. walvorine March 25th, 2009 at 9:32 am 15

    sir/madame use the dyndns para mabigyan ka ng private IP. we are using also linksys surveillance camera at the same time you have to configure the port forward to have a access on web.

16. NetworKMasteR April 2nd, 2009 at 5:26 pm 16

    di talaga gagana yan sa SMART BRO, ang required kc na ip address para sa mga IPCAM is CLASS “A”&”B” na ipaddress. ang binibigay kc ng SMARTBRO is class “C” start 192.XXX.XXX.XXX.

    PS. nag-iinstall nga pla ko ng ipcam mura lng po tnx..

17. gadz81 June 12th, 2009 at 1:25 am 17

    subrang bagal nang connection kaya sana naman babaan nalang ang rate per hour. gawing 10pesos per hour. tnx

18. gadz81 June 12th, 2009 at 1:35 am 18

    mga bro ano bang dapat gawin para lumakas ang signal ko kasi sobrang bagal talaga. pwd bang lagyang ng antenna smartbro prepaid kit ko pano ba. tnx……

19. ThinkTank June 12th, 2009 at 8:39 am 19

    @gadz81
    It seems malayo ka sa tower ng Smart. Or, maraming nakablock na mga puno or buildings or power grid between your canopy and the tower. If my assumption fits your case, maglagay ka ng reflector. Check http://www.roughclaw.com. My locally available silang reflectors.

20. SHIRLEY LAO March 13th, 2010 at 9:00 pm 20

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21. rcbc.cctv.tech February 22nd, 2011 at 5:21 am 21

    kailangan parehas static ip ang ip cam at ng pc mo na pang re remote viewing mo. kase i pro program mo yung ip cam kung anong ip lang ang pwedeng mag remote viewing. madali lang yan basta may private ip ka. kahit 16 na camera pa ang ilagay mo.

22. myboylollipop April 25th, 2011 at 9:39 am 22

    Hi! how can we view our IP cameras via internet? We used the DVR sorveilance cameras but we can just view it trough LAN.

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