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iCam Support / Re: Troubleshooting 103 - Port Forwarding

« on: December 07, 2011, 02:26:05 PM »

Hi,
I entered each of the ports ,12000 to 12005, under virtual server- an entry for each.
Then I changed the port settings in icamsource to the same. And hey presto it worked.
Many thanks for your help. A great product too!

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iCam Support / Re: Troubleshooting 103 - Port Forwarding

« on: December 03, 2011, 12:11:03 PM »

Hi,

Only auto-config ticked now and when I start iCam source the error 'UPnP may not be enabled' appears beside the tick box.
But it has been enabled on the E586 mobile router already.  I tried disabling and re-enabling, turning off the firewall.... no joy.
When I try to connect on my iphone I still get the error 'one or more of the iCamSources...could not be connected to'.
Sorry- but I'm not the most technical of people so have no idea where to go from here.

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iCam Support / Re: Troubleshooting 103 - Port Forwarding

« on: December 01, 2011, 07:24:04 PM »

I think you may have answered this query earlier to another user via email...

I am getting source errors trying to use iCamsource over a "Three" Huawei E586 MiFi 3G Modem.  I am unable to find any port forwarding setting and UDP is enabled.  There are settings for "Special Applications" however:



Is this where I need to enter the 12000-12100 bits?  What goes in the other fields?

I'm assuming this will cure my inability to connect or do you know of specific Huawei E586 settings?

Thanks

Hi,

I  have the same problem with mifi and huawei e586 mobile router.  UPnP is enabled, icamsource says "connected to server", auto config is ticked, and port-forwarding on software ticked.  Not sure what I now need to do on mobilem router.  icam software on iphone (on same wifi network) gives error "one or more of the icam sources returned by the icam broker service could not be connected to".
Any & all help appreciated