GuilhermeC18/node-onvif

I want to access public IP camera which is not in my local network

Yogita-Techspwan opened this issue · 2 comments

Yogita-Techspwan commented

Hi,

I have been able to discover and connect to the ONVIF cameras in my local network.
how can I access the camera which is placed in the remote location/another network/ global network/ public ONVIF camera

wb666greene commented

I'm not sure about "discovering" "public" Onvif sources, if its public, the URL should be available and not need to be discovered.

But I have a similar issue in that I run my cameras and IOT devices behind a "double NAT" setup.

My systems are on 192.168.2.xxx and my cameras and IOT devices are on 192.168.1.xxx

Accessing the 192.168.1.xxx devices works fine when I know the IP on the 192.168.1 subnet. And onvif.startProbe() works great for cameras when they are on 192.168.2.xxx but when they are on 192.168.1.xxx it doesn't find them.

Is there an option or parameter to specify the subnet to be probed?

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trgkyle commented

Same prob

I'm not sure about "discovering" "public" Onvif sources, if its public, the URL should be available and not need to be discovered.

But I have a similar issue in that I run my cameras and IOT devices behind a "double NAT" setup.

My systems are on 192.168.2.xxx and my cameras and IOT devices are on 192.168.1.xxx

Accessing the 192.168.1.xxx devices works fine when I know the IP on the 192.168.1 subnet. And onvif.startProbe() works great for cameras when they are on 192.168.2.xxx but when they are on 192.168.1.xxx it doesn't find them.

Is there an option or parameter to specify the subnet to be probed?