Obtaining a Permanent IP Address with Vectra: Home Monitoring & File Server Setup

Hello, I have a problem, namely my great internet provider (Vectra) not only does not give access to the router, but also does not offer a fixed IP address. I wanted to put up a monitoring system at home so that I could see it from outside the house. I bought a recorder and cameras, everything works, and here is a surprise ... Unfortunately, I do not have the possibility of receiving a permanent IP. And now a question for you:
Is it possible to get a permanent IP in another way so that the upload speed does not deteriorate significantly and that the ping is not much higher?

A fixed IP address would also be useful for me to create a server with files on a PC that I would have access to from anywhere.

My situation looks like this:
- I managed to get into the router
- I have 2 computers that can run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Read about dyndns, pumpkin.

more specifically?

Assasin74 wrote:

more specifically?

http://pl.hkvstar.com/technology-news/top-5-free-ddns-for-your-ip-camera-and-dvr-nvr.html

http://www.noip.com

But I'm not really sure what to do there. Is there any possibility to test it so that I know how it works?

Assasin74 wrote:

Is there any possibility to test it so that I know how it works?

Yes, create an account.

ok i made an account i got some IP and now what?

Assasin74 wrote:

How to get a permanent IP address

Get interested in the DDNS service
https://www.noip.com
https://www.changeip.com
https://www.dnsexit.com/
https://freedns.afraid.org

From the Vectra portal I read:

1. Vectra customers Business have the option of buying a permanent one, public the IP address assigned to the modem.
2. The IP address in Vectra networks is usually a public address (in other words, an external address). However, there are a few more networks where addresses are allocated from a private pool for technical reasons. Currently, the process of changing IP addressing from private to public is underway and we hope that all VECTRA networks will have a public IP address by the end of August this year.

So talk to them. To use DDNS, it must be an address public .

So in order for me to have access to cameras, to be able to set up a server with data or a server for a game, I need a public address?

I mean such IPs as they have VPS servers, they are permanent, public addresses, right?

Assasin74 wrote:

So in order for me to have access to cameras, to be able to set up a server with data or a server for a game, I need a public address?

Not necessarily. If you have an address from a private pool, you can ask the provider to redirect the ports from the public address.

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Assasin74 wrote:

I was able to get into the router

It now remains to check what address the router has on the WAN side: private / public. If public, then port forwarding on this router should suffice. If you do not have access to changes on the router, the application to Vectra remains.

My current situation is that if I ping my IP, I have no answer. And if I set up a server or website, it also does not exist when I enter from another network, but it does exist in the LAN. For example, the server in the game also exists only on the LAN. What should I ask the supplier for over the phone?

Check the router status page and give a screenshot here.

First of all, it is necessary to adjust the signal in the downstream. He's too short.

Then please write me what to say in the conversation with the supplier

According to the screenshots, the router has a public IP address assigned from DHCP (so it may or may not change).
When you have full access to the server, you can redirect the ports yourself or set the camera to the DMZ.
Additionally, it may be necessary to use DDNS services.

Can you help set it up? it's magic for me: /
My computer is on IP 192.168.0.3 - I would like to put on it, for example, a data server / website / or a game server
My monitoring is on IP 192.168.0.2

In the appendix all the tabs with the router settings

Give the router model better, then the user manual will be downloaded.

ARRIS TG862

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The instructions are in English, but unfortunately I don't know the language. : /

10 screenshot, i.e. Firewall / DMZ Settings, enter the camera address in the Private IP field, save the settings and check the effects.

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Assasin74 wrote:

The instructions are in English, but unfortunately I don't know the language.

I also found one in English but there are no configuration pages there.

UPDATE:
Well, and enable the option: Enable DMZ.

ADDITIONALLY:
DMZ is only for one IP, so to provide external computer and camera (2 IP), you will need to use the settings in the virtual host section to forward selected ports.

Unfortunately it does not work. Maybe the first one with a PC because it's easier to check if it works when it comes out of the PC, I can intuitively deal with the cameras

Assasin74 wrote:

Unfortunately it does not work. Maybe the first one with a PC because it's easier to check if it works when it comes out of the PC, I can intuitively deal with the cameras

You have to check it from the outside.
After making changes, give a screenshot so that you can see what you changed.

I check on the phone from the 4G network

Assasin74 wrote:

I check on the phone from the 4G network

So from a phone with a separate Internet connection, so that you do not connect via WIFI to the Vectra router

I'm not on the phone on the 4G network from orange

Looks ok. Then try your computer's IP to DMZ.

I also checked the lack of effect

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in theory, you should ping me, right?

ps. The next page will probably jump right in

Assasin74 wrote:

I'm not on the phone on the 4G network from orange

Let us clarify:
You have Internet from Orange in your mobile phone and using this access do you test the connection with the camera?
You do not use the WIFI connection of the cell for the tests to connect to the Internet via the vectra router?