Where is the PORT Mapping and Virtual server in menù router Zbtlink ZBT-WR8305RT

[lleachii]

@maxastuto

I did not understand just what IP address I have to put in the internal IP: If the ethernet card, the host or the main router?

This is exactly what the page you posted says to do:

# in /etc/config/firewall
config redirect             
    option target 'DNAT'
    option src 'wan'
    option proto 'tcp'
    option src_dport '8099'
    option dest_port '8099'
    option name 'Zeno'
    option dest 'lan'
    option dest_ip '192.168.1.199'

@maxastuto

Then In which menu should you go to enter the hostname created with (NO-IP) the domain and the username? I noticed that this router does not have a list of dns servers (DYSDNS, NO-IP, etc.)

[Solved]Dyn DNS usage in OpenWrt

I want to use dynamic DNS on my new OpenWrt installation (Netgear r7800). However, I don't understand how this is done. I checked the user_manual for DDNS but the page shows unexpected info. In the base Netgear r7800 install, it's pretty straightforward: a box says, "use DDNS" you check it and then chose the service you want (NO/IP, DynDNS, etc). That's how dynamic DNS services are done on even old routers I'm familiar with. I went to the OpenWrt page; DHCP and DNS and don't see anything obvious…

[maxastuto]

OK thanks! I followed your answers and I'm proceeding step by step. I do not understand what "DNAT option target" means
should I put the host name of the domain created on NO -IP?
Then I went to the "SOFTWARE" router menu and downloaded the "luci-app-ddns" package
I saw that in the "SERVICE" router menu where initially there was only "Asterisk", now after the installation appeared "Dinamic DNS".
But I do not see the list of DNS servers.
I want to specify that I have created a free 30-day account on the NO -IP site but the result of my host name is: zeno.ddns.net
why?

[lleachii]

CORRECTION:

@lleachii

in /etc/config/firewall

[lleachii]

@maxastuto

should I put the host name of the domain created on NO -IP?

These are two separate instructions.

• Please follow how to add the firewall rule for port forwarding
• Then install the Dynamic DNS software and follow those configurations, pick a provider, etc.

I'm lost on why you're mixing the port forward and Dynamic DNS as one.

[maxastuto]

@lleachii

These are two separate instructions.

• Please follow how to add the firewall rule for port forwarding
• Then install the Dynamic DNS software and follow those configurations, pick a provider, etc.

I'm lost on why you're mixing the port forward and Dynamic DNS as one.

I repeat my conditions:
I have a ZBT WE1626 router with LUCI firmware
and a LAN ethernet card with two relays connected to the network (the cameras switch on and off in the garage).
The ethernet card has an internal webpage where you must set: gateway, subnet mask, ip address and port. In addition to these webpage network parameters, the webpage also has two simple on / off icons with two LED symbols. It's very easy to use it from the browswer of the pc (mozilla, Internet explorer google chrome,): you write your IP in the URL and the command window appears. Up to here everything is simple.
This ethernet card also has an Android app to work remotely. But with the application requires that you create a DYNAMIC DNS on (NO -IP, DYSDNS etc. etc.). I created it on NO -IP which is free for 30 days.
Then, go to the Virtual Server router menu (of PORT Mapping) and set the port number of the ethernet card (8099), and the ip address of the ethernet card 192.168.1.199.
Then go to the DINAMIC DNS router menu and set: the name of the service provider (NO-IP) the domain name registered hostname (zeno.ddns.net) the username (zeno@xxx.it) and the password.

My problem is that this router WE1626 has the openwrt LUCI firmware that is in Linux and I do not understand anything.
If it had been another traditional Router in the windows environment I would have had less difficulty.
Up until now I realized that my router WE1628 had not installed either the DNS DYNAMIC (I downloaded the package lights-app-ddns) nor the specific package of the dns of NO -IP (I downloaded the package ddns-scripts_no-ip .com)
I did well?

[lleachii]

@maxastuto

If it had been another traditional Router in the windows environment I would have had less difficulty.

• I haven't heard of a Micro$oft router (with "port mapping") since ISA Server.

2010 / 10 October 2011; 7 years ago

@maxastuto

Up until now I realized that my router WE1628 had not installed either the DNS DYNAMIC (I downloaded the package lights-app-ddns) nor the specific package of the dns of NO -IP (I downloaded the package ddns-scripts_no-ip .com)
I did well?

Just install them.

[lleachii]

@maxastuto

LUCI firmware

• LuCI is not firmware, please give version of OpenWrt
• I highly advise you not open a webcam to the Public, unless you're OK with that

[maxastuto]

I meant a commercial router where they set up easily (Netgear, TP-link, D-link etc. etc.).
It's the first time I use an open-wrt router
The packages lights-app-ddns and ddns-scripts_no-ip_com
I have already installed them.
The version of openwrt is:
LEDE Reboot 17.01.4 r3560-79f57e422d / LuCI lede-17.01 branch (git-18.061.17832-d092772)
the kernel is 4.4.92
The ethernet card only controls the power on and off of the camera power supply, while the video stream remains in the local network to the NVR and is not sent to the public network

[maxastuto]

I went into the DYNAMIC DNS settings there are 2 possibilities:
IPv4 and IPv6. I put the check "enable" in IPv4 then click on the green "START" icon of the Process ID Start / Stop menu and click on "modify" set all parameters: (lockup hostname, IP adress version IPv4, DDNS provider service NO-IP , Domain (the same as the hostname lockup) Username and password), click on save and apply but I can not save. I go back and in the menu "Last Update / Next Update" indicates me "Never stopped"

[trendy]

What is there in the logs about this?
You can find it in Status - System Log.
Also post a screenshot of the DDNS settings page, after you wipe out the sensitive details, like passwords.

[maxastuto]

I enter the settings and take pictures

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No pictures of the logs please. Copy and paste here using preformatted text.

[maxastuto]

[maxastuto]

oh sorry! the picture is very small

[maxastuto]

if copy and paste of two picture to the desktop, and enlarge, you can see well

[lleachii]

• Are you running a web server at port 80?
• Why are you placing a name in port forwards - where an IP address should be?
• Is you DDNS working?

I don't understand why you're showing us these pictures.

@maxastuto

while the video stream remains in the local network to the NVR and is not sent to the public network

Then why do you need DDNS?

[maxastuto]

I turn the camera on and off from an ethernet card with 2 relay and switch-off relay channels. The video stream does not pass through the card. This ethernet card has an internal webpage where commands are activated for the local network. It can also be used remotely with an android application, but you need a static IP address to be able to use the card remotely. the card is this:
https://www.kmtronic.com/LAN-Relay-Controllers?product_id=60

this is the application android : http: //zenoapp.blogspot.com/

the instructions for configuring the router and the card are here:
http: //zenoapp.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html

[lleachii]

@maxastuto

the instructions for configuring the router and the card are here:

• You've sent that link already

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• We've shown you how to make a firewall rule
• We've shown you how to setup your DDNS
• What is the issue?

[maxastuto]

The problem is that the settings of this router are difficult compared to a traditional non-openwrt router: if you do not know the openwrt language it's all difficult. In the DINAMIC DNS menu and in the AVANCED SETTING I selected "LAN" in the IPv4 NETWORK menu (previously it was Wan). After modifying this setting, I managed to store Dynamic DNS parameters (host name, domain, password, name user etc.). In the overview "my adress_ipv4" is the host name and IP address of the NO-IP Domain 89.24.xxx.xxx (under Lookup Hostname Registered IP).
under "Last Update Next Update" it says "never" check and under "Process ID Start / Stop" there is a red circle symbol with "x" and the text PID 13852. Every time I click on it, this number changes . I do not understand what happened

[lleachii]

@maxastuto

The problem is that the settings of this router are difficult compared to a traditional non-openwrt router

I suggest you simply focus on the DDNS section, then work on the firewall section.

@maxastuto

if you do not know the openwrt language it's all difficult.

I'm not sure what you mean, we're speaking in English.

@maxastuto

"Last Update Next Update" it says "never"

• You don't seem to have read the thread I sent you
• What does it say under "Next Update", "never" also???

@maxastuto

Every time I click on it, this number changes . I do not understand what happened

Of course it's changing, as you're stopping and re-starting the DDNS service.

@maxastuto

and in the AVANCED SETTING

I'm not sure why you're in Advanced Settings.

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• You have the firewall rule, and now you have pictures of the DDNS:

You have everything you need.