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Originally Posted by grimwau
I was using the SHUB in modem mode only and used my Linksys router for wireless, ethernet and was able to view the images from my AVTECH CCTV system on the local network computers. Although I was reluctant to use the SHUB in full router mode after reading adverse comments on here as to it's shortcomings I gave it a go as my Linksys router, although performing faultlessly was only 10/100 spec and with the 120MB upgrade coming I knew I would never get full speed from it.
Actually, I was quite pleased with the results, even the wireless signal was quite strong but the problem I have is that I am now not able to view images from my security cameras via the ethernet connected AVTECH 4CH MPEG 4 DVR system any more.
I have tried everything that I can to open Port 80 on the SHUB but to no avail and would really appreciate any assistance anyone may be able to offer.
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Just to be clear - Your DVR is on your local LAN and you can't see it from computers also on your local LAN?
If so then this is nothing to do with port forwarding - This feature would allow you to see the DVR from elesewhere on the Internet i.e. outside your LAN.
If your DVR automatically configures its IP address (via DHCP) the the change to the SH will require you to reboot the DVR (to pick up a new address) and then you'll need to look through its menus to find the address its been given.
If you manually configure the address, you may need to reconfigure it so the address is in the same range as the computers.
What address is it on currently?