What do you see in torch? Do you just see tx, or do you see tx and rx? If you only seeing tx being reported, then the traffic is never getting back to the router to process it. Check the default gateway on the camera in that case. Feklar, you sir have earned yourself a beverage. Please pm me your e...

Is there another way to forward data to my Pan Tilt Unit? A different set of rules to get the data there?

Also $20 CND to anyone who solves my problem (to buy themselves a really damn good beer, or lots of crappy beer).


Thanks!

If it's still not working, do you see the NAT rule incrementing? If so, I would recommend running Torch on the LAN interface (built in tool of the MikroTik) pointed at the IP address of the camera to see what it is doing traffic wise. That will tell you if it's doing more than just port 8080. It is...

If it's still not working, do you see the NAT rule incrementing? If so, I would recommend running Torch on the LAN interface (built in tool of the MikroTik) pointed at the IP address of the camera to see what it is doing traffic wise. That will tell you if it's doing more than just port 8080. I do ...

Maybe if I mention this is going on a Lunar Rover prototype I'll get more help

But seriously, I'm stuck and would welcome any help.

Thank you!

Well you're not narrowing down the NAT rule enough is likely the cause of the problem. The way it reads is any tcp traffic going to port 8080 redirect to 192.168.88.253. This would include return traffic coming into the LAN, if your server is replying back to port 8080 this will cause an issue. I w...

I would recommend narrowing it down by either specifying the public IP you want to have forwarded as the dst-address, or the in-interface of the WAN port. That is correct, and also check manual for that camera, i had problems with video for ip cameras, with web port many cameras using RTSP, in my c...

Well you're not narrowing down the NAT rule enough is likely the cause of the problem. The way it reads is any tcp traffic going to port 8080 redirect to 192.168.88.253. This would include return traffic coming into the LAN, if your server is replying back to port 8080 this will cause an issue. I w...

Please provide the following: /ip address print detail /ip route print detail /ip firewall export That will enable us to look and see what is going on. I've done a system reset and added only the port forwarding rule that is not working, in order to simplify troubleshooting. Thanks so much for any ...

I am also port forwarding UDP as well.

Thanks for the reply.

Good day, I've configured my routerOs 5.2 to do some simple port forwarding using the following command: /ip firewall nat add action=dst-nat chain=dstnat dst-address=10.10.1.12 dst-port=8080 protocol=tcp to-addresses=192.168.88.200 to-ports=8080 This has worked fine (I can connect externally and int...