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appears. For information I've set up at least 6 different makes of IP cameras in

this way with these routers - so I know that the NAT redirection works...

Solution:

In order to set up several different cameras, ports on the WAN IP need to be

individually mapped to the internal camera IP addresses. Assume there are 5

cameras and they are mapped according to the table below. This example

assumes that the home router is able to map one port number to another IP

address port number (e.g. having port 80 of all the cameras mapped to

different ports on the WAN). On some routers (e.g. some Linksys) this is not

possible. Then the user must configure the local cameras so that they use the

same port number as the external port number. This is found under Plustek

Network Camera Center | Network Settings in the camera configuration

menu. Once changed, it is not possible to access the cameras using the

default HTTP port and the user will always be required to use the new port

number as in the table below:

WAN IP Port Local IP Local URL without cross port mapping

x.y.z.q 80 192.168.0.50 192.168.0.50

x.y.z.q:81 81 192.168.0.51 192.168.0.51:81

x.y.z.q:82 82 192.168.0.52 192.168.0.52:82

x.y.z.q:83 83 192.168.0.53 192.168.0.53:83

x.y.z.q:84 84 192.168.0.54 192.168.0.54:84

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Symptom:

I always get on my Internet Explorer page a blue screen with a red cross in the

top left corner as displayed in the picture below.