Can't remotely access my CCTV after upgrading to PLDT Fibr

**99moves** · August 21st, 2015 04:57 PM

Originally Posted by boybi

naka port forwarding na pero di pa rin ma-access.

parehong naka pldt fibr sa office at bahay. pero parehong hindi ko ma-view cctv sa bahay and office.

i can access the admin config page of the pldt modem. pwede ko bang palitan to bridge mode sa modem lang without informing pldt?

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naka port forwarding na pero di pa rin ma-access.

parehong naka pldt fibr sa office at bahay. pero parehong hindi ko ma-view cctv sa bahay and office.

i can access the admin config page of the pldt modem. pwede ko bang palitan to bridge mode sa modem lang without informing pldt?

sabi nung nag install sakin pwede daw. nung ginawa ko bridge mode walang internet going to the router tapos i can only access the admin page when connected by wifi.

what is weird is may internet ako pag connected ako via wifi dun sa modem pero pag via cable wala. kaya wala din internet yung router ko.

naibalik ko naman sa route mode. you could try it i guess.

**confused shoes** · August 21st, 2015 10:39 PM

what is weird is may internet ako pag connected ako via wifi dun sa modem pero pag via cable wala. kaya wala din internet yung router ko.

By default, LAN1 lang ang naka enable sa PLDT fibr. Or, the installer may have disabled all LANs. Login as Admin and enable the LANs.

**npor** · August 21st, 2015 11:03 PM

You can use no-ip if you have a dynamic ip

**boybi** · August 21st, 2015 11:12 PM

Originally Posted by npor

You can use no-ip if you have a dynamic ip

What is no-ip?

**RandMcnally** · August 22nd, 2015 05:27 AM

Maybe you just need a DDNS solution or a cloud DVR solution. Search for CCTV on cloud or CCTV on DDNS

**boybi** · August 22nd, 2015 12:24 PM

I think naka DDNS na ako. Parang url na ang nilalagay ko sa host field sa app na gamit ko to access the cctv remotely.

**kisshmet** · August 23rd, 2015 12:00 AM

I presume only the modem was changed & its not wifi capable

Then the new modem doesnt allow the port your application to monitor the cctv is using

To verify which ports are open on pldt end, directly connect the lan segment (bypass the wan) of your old wifi router to the ethernet port of the new fiber modem then use dyn dns tool via browser in the computer also connected to the lan interface of the existing wifi router. Dont forget to turn off the dhcp of your old wifi router

If it happens that the port is not open then you have to request pldt to open it on their end. otherwise youll continue to be cctv blind

**boybi** · August 24th, 2015 12:33 PM

What is dyn dns for? Googled it and it requires subscription.

**machine.pistol** · August 24th, 2015 03:33 PM

I use DYNDNS to be able to access my ipcams at home remotely using my laptop and iPhone. It requires a yearly subscription. DYNDNS allows me to do some log-in with username and password before I can access my ipcams.

I also had problems with my ipcams and DYNDNS. I was informed that my internet subscription is "dynamic", meaning my IP address changes regularly (quarterly?). So my ipcams must be reconfigured every time. To avoid that issue, it was suggested that I request PLDT for static IP address for an additional fee. For now mine is dynamic.