Huawei B593u-12 LTE Router - access to the Home Server from the Internet

I set up on Router Port Mapping: Index Protocol Remote host Range of remote ports Local host Local port Status Action: 1 TCP / UDP 94 192.168.1.124 94 Enabled

And when I check using www.whatsmyip.org/port-scanner/ it is without success because the result: Port 94 Timed-Out
Maybe someone will help?

What operator (Play, Orange, T-Mobile)? Check if the IP, e.g. on the website http://twojeip.wp.pl, coincides with the one obtained by the router. If not, it helps to enable the operator's fixed IP address service (I know, seems to be irrelevant).
Appropriate connection parameters must also be set in T-Mobile. If I remember correctly it's apn data instead of internet.

Aero2 (paid 30GB)

IP from the website http://twojeip.wp.pl: 5.172.255.71

From the router:
Status
SIM PIN status disabled
LTE network mode (LTE)
Connection Status Connected
IP 100.82.16.121
MAC 00: 1E: 10: 1F: 06: 03

And the results of this is?

I'm afraid it won't move.
I suggest following the thread here: http://forum.jdtech.pl/Watek-najtansza-opcja-z-publiczny-ip

Hm
Will not move?
An interesting thing because
I have an IP Camera connected to my Router with the IP address 192.168.1.88 port 80
and I can access it from the Internet (away and beyond the range of my local network)
on an Android Tablet in the CamHI application.
The tablet doesn't use my SIM card, but my friends' WiFi
???

And the camera does not connect to an external service, which the device you use then connects to?
What is the camhi application connected with?
Maybe from the beginning, the port that is to be accessed from the outside, what should it be used for?

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

The tablet doesn't use my SIM card, but my friends' WiFi

Probably friends have external public IP.

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

without success because the result: Port 94 Timed-Out

http://www.bez-kabli.pl/viewtopic.php?t=36800

I have no idea to what extent this data from the link is current.

1. Friends do not have a permanent external IP
2. The server is to provide the temperature and enable remote water heating
3. What is CamHi connected with - I don't know
4. It seems that the camera actually connects to the server from which I am probably getting the image from it:
Data from "Setting" from Camera:
Internet IP Address
Main DDNS
Server: hipcam.org
Port: 80
User name: Wszxp
Password: ooooo

Thanks

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

1. Friends do not have a permanent external IP

They do not have to because:

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

3. What is CamHi connected with - I don't know

The camera and the application connect to the "cloud". Teamviewer works on a similar principle.

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

2. The server is to provide the temperature and enable remote water heating

This cannot be done on a card with Aero. You can also use an intermediary server. Buy a VPN service and make sure that the device and the client connect to this server.

Regarding the webcam: it looks like the webcam is connecting to hipcam.org and the tabla is also connecting to this service. In this case, hipcam.org is the middle ground, in short: the camera and the tablet meet on hipcam.org.
Something like this can be achieved without having a public IP address or without having port forwarding capabilities using eg Hamachi.
I conclude that the device that gives the temperature and controls the heating of water does not make it possible. Maybe it has the ability to set up an intermediary service, just like the camera?

skoczon wrote:

Regarding the webcam: it looks like the webcam is connecting to hipcam.org and the tabla is also connecting to this service. In this case, hipcam.org is the middle ground, in short: the camera and the tablet meet on hipcam.org.
Something like this can be achieved without having a public IP address or without having port forwarding capabilities using eg Hamachi.
I conclude that the device that gives the temperature and controls the heating of water does not make it possible. Maybe it has the ability to set up an intermediary service, just like the camera?

This device is my design based on ESP8266 plus a relay.
I have "Clients" at home providing data at: http://silesia-eco.wroclaw.pl/EcoHome/DataShow
and hence http://silesia-eco.wroclaw.pl/EcoHome/Board "Client" knows whether to turn the heating on or off. But this solution is limited by the frequency of data transfers - for me every hour.

Since the data is on the server, it would be necessary to do something like a file / variable that would be read by ESP, e.g. by reading this file with variables, etc., and if there was a relay in it, he would do it.
This is the case when the client is not visible on the network and cannot be sent data, but the server is visible and you can get a variable from it.

Heinzek wrote:

Since the data is on the server, it would be necessary to do something like a file / variable that would be read by ESP, e.g. by reading this file with variables, etc., and if there was a relay in it, he would do it.
This is the case when the client is not visible on the network and cannot be sent data, but the server is visible and you can get a variable from it.

See my post above. Client transfers data and receives commands from Server: http://silesia-eco.wroclaw.pl/EcoHome/Board
The solution could be to increase the frequency of the Client's contact with the Server, but this solution does not seem optimal to me.

By the way, returning to Kapera IP - how is this resolved?
Is the webcam stream on server hipcam.org all the time?
And how can you check it?

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

See my post above. Client transfers data and receives commands from Server: http://silesia-eco.wroclaw.pl/EcoHome/Board

So this is the data that controls the relay. Unfortunately, the server will not send them to the client because it cannot see them, so the client has to check them himself.

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

By the way, returning to Kapera IP - how is this resolved?
Is the webcam stream on server hipcam.org all the time?

Certainly not. The camera is logged into the server (with the login and password entered) and is waiting for "orders". When connecting the client to the server (you also need to enter the login and password), the server sends a stream request to the camera. The camera sends it to the server and the client receives it from the server.
Something like chat on gadu-gadu, messenger, etc. All data "flies" through the server.

waldemar.podgorski wrote:

The solution could be to increase the frequency of the Client's contact with the Server, but this solution does not seem optimal to me.

If there is not much data, the server can be queried more often.
The email client works the same. It checks the contents of the inbox every few minutes, and not like SMSs on the phone where you get it immediately (the phone must be constantly registered in the network anyway).