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Thanks XontrosAdmin. <br />
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Will give it a shot and get back to you asap.
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Thanks XontrosAdmin.

Will give it a shot and get back to you asap.

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Ok. Guys,<br />
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I have tried a number of settings but nothing seems to work. Can i get alittle helps here.<br />
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Thanks.
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Ok. Guys,

I have tried a number of settings but nothing seems to work. Can i get alittle helps here.

Thanks.

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Well, what settings did you try and what was the response you got?
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Well, what settings did you try and what was the response you got?

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I followed the steps provided replacing my own IP Addresses with the ones provided in the example. Apparently, I am able to access the web page of the camera from the public IP Address but the video is not visible. I have the codec for the player (Quicktime). Another thing i must mention is that once i make these changes, the internal network internet connection drops and i am unable to browse. Alittle help here please.
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I followed the steps provided replacing my own IP Addresses with the ones provided in the example. Apparently, I am able to access the web page of the camera from the public IP Address but the video is not visible. I have the codec for the player (Quicktime). Another thing i must mention is that once i make these changes, the internal network internet connection drops and i am unable to browse. Alittle help here please.

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Hey Guys,<br />
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I have a Vivotek camera that I want to make accessible through our firewall. Can any body send me instructions as to how i can do that? The camera is a Vivotek FD8134 while the watchguard firewall is an XTM 2 Series.<br />
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Thanks loads in advance.
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Hey Guys,

I have a Vivotek camera that I want to make accessible through our firewall. Can any body send me instructions as to how i can do that? The camera is a Vivotek FD8134 while the watchguard firewall is an XTM 2 Series.

Thanks loads in advance.

Make camera accessible through firewall

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