how to see the live video on web using mjpgstreamer anywhere?

sundeep
Hi,

         I have tested my friendlyarm mini2440 using mjpg streamer to
http://192.168.1.230:8080/?action=stream both connected to my wifi router
using ethernet cable,it is working fine.

   But when i enter the same ip address in my other laptop which connected
wireless to same router..it cant detect the ip..so anyone help me how can i
design a livevideo transmission on web so that i can see the video on web
anywhere...my english is bad..sorry for that..please mail me the tutorial
to k.sundeep2007@gmail.com..i hope everyone understood my idea..if not
reply i will try to explain clearly

Screwface
Hi,

You'll have to create a NAT rule in your router to redirect the external
IP:port address to the internal IP:port of your mini2440. That way, when
you'll try to access your router with it's external IP, it will redirect
the flow to your mini on the LAN.

sundeep
Hi screwface,

I am sorry i could not  understand the suggestion...i am using a D-Link
wifi router..with a local(airtel broadband connection)..how can i a write a
NAT rule?pls help me..

Screwface
Hi sundeep,

I don't know why you can't access the mini from your second laptop
connected by wireless to the same router. First I would try to ping the
mini from your second PC ans see if the mini is reacheable or not. I would
also try to ping another PC from the wireless to see if this wireless PC is
able to communicate on the network or not.

The main principle is: your Access Point has to IP address. One is the
internal IP address looking like 192.168.xxx.xxx and the other one is the
external IP address seen from the world wide web. If you try to access the
mini from the web, you can't use the mini LAN address (192.168.xxx.xxx) as
it is not known. You have to use your AP external address instead. But once
your AP receives the request, it can not handle it. It has to redirect it
to the mini on the internal network. That's why your AP must contain a NAT
rule to do it.
I am not very familiar with routers. But I think your D-Link router has a
yellow RJ45 plug connected to your AP. So I would look at this AP for the
NAT rule.

sundeep
Hi,

Thanks Screwface..i will give it a try and inform you the status..