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I want to set up port forwarding for watcher 2.3 so i can view my webcam over the internet, but it doesn't work and i think it is because i have a router. I know how to port forward on m router but i dont know which ports to forward? can somone help? Can somone explain what inbound and outbound ports are? thanx

help website for watcher heres the help site if it helps

o yah and I was wondering if i could get another program that would atoumatically work the way msn does or something (im oly using the free trial)

Edited by michael2, 18 August 2005 - 01:46 AM.

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Ok i have tried to fix this for a while and I'm pretty sure i need to do port forwarding. The program says the inbound port is 5003 but how do i know the rest of the poer stuff?
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First try

netstat -a

and look to see if its listening.

If you still can't find it, download a port scanner such as Nmap (My personal favorite :tazz: ) and look for an odd port to be open.

Though before I'd use it I'd make sure it's secure.
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how do i use netsat?
and where do i get it?

Edited by michael2, 18 August 2005 - 03:42 PM.

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I would be interested in doing this too. sorry I haven't replied with answers...
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Go to Start>Run>cmd

That will bring up a command prompt. Netstat comes with XP :tazz: .
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:tazz: thank you
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Is one of those ports from watcher or what? what do i do with the information it gives me?

(I'm clueless when it comes to this router stuff can somone guide me through what to do please :tazz: )

Edited by michael2, 19 August 2005 - 07:57 PM.

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