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on 19-07-2023 17:01
I have an O2 business sim and using it in an TP-Link wireless router which on it's own, works fine.
The issues come when I'm trying to set up port forwarding/virtual servers (as TPLink calls it) to access a CCTV server from the public internet connected to the router via ethernet - I can't seem to get it to work - it just times out.
The CCTV server works fine internally so the device is working. I have tried the IP address as well as assigning it a dynamic DNS.
Also the public IP address shown in the TPLink interface is different to what I get when I search "find my ip" in google.
Is this a configuration issue or an O2 limitation?
Thanks.
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on 19-07-2023 17:30
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on 19-07-2023 17:30
It is down to the network configuration of o2, which uses a technology known as CGNAT (carrier grade network address translation).
If you want a public IP for the camera, you will have to look at one of the Niche SIM providers such as ScanCom or AAISP
I do not work for o2 or any VMo2 /Telefonica/Liberty Global Company
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on 19-07-2023 17:30
It is down to the network configuration of o2, which uses a technology known as CGNAT (carrier grade network address translation).
If you want a public IP for the camera, you will have to look at one of the Niche SIM providers such as ScanCom or AAISP
I do not work for o2 or any VMo2 /Telefonica/Liberty Global Company

