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all, I got two dyndns names for my two different web cams... http://myfirstname.dyndns-at-home.com and the http://2ndname.myfirstname.dyndns-at-home.com Do I need to setup port forwarding for ports 80 and 8080? i would like to login with one URL and access one set of cams and then login with the 2nd URL and access the 2nd cam. can i port forward to two different local ip's? thanks for helping out...hs |
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The problem is that you have just one public IP address, no matter how many hostnames point to it. And yes, you need to forward two ports, e.g. 80 and 8080, one to each camera, i.e. to their different internal IP addresses. Then make the
and everything should work as you expect. |
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As well as the option RotBlitz suggested, you could consider a reverse proxy, which you forward one port to (port 80 usually) and it will then ensure that connections are directed to the correct host according to the hostname used. Examples include HAProxy, lighttpd and Squid. |
