Setting Up Foscam Camera Remote Access On Bell 2Wire Modem

Setting Up Foscam Camera Remote Access On Bell 2Wire Modem

Quick-Guide To Setting Up Foscam Cameras For Remote Access On Bell 2Wire Modem
(Port Forwarding)

By default, your Bell router will be located at IP address 192.168.2.1
Open a web browser and type in 192.168.2.1 and click go

When you get to the router page, click on the SETTINGS tab then the FIREWIRE tab then the APPLICATION SUPPORT tab
At the bottom of the page click 'ADD NEW USER-DEFINED APPLICATION'
Then for Application profile name, enter: Foscam (leave Protocol: as TCP)
Port will be 8090 to 8090
Protocol timeout: will be TCP default 86400 seconds,
Application type: PPTP

Then click add to list.
After configuration is done refresh the Foscam page

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