Hi to everybody,
I have the following network:
The switch is connected to LAN2 of:
LAN1 - 192.168.50.1 main vlan - DHCP ON - intervlan on
LAN2 - 192.168.1.5 - DHCP OFF - intervlan on
I’m connected to the the surf soho with my laptop on LAN1 192.168.50.10.
I would like to see the camera 192.168.1.11 connecting to the soho surf with my pc.
I don’t know how to do it.
Thank you
Can someone help me please?
The reason this isn’t working is because when the camera sees the request come from the foreign network (192.168.50.10) it sends its reply back to its gateway (192.168.1.1) which doesn’t know where 192.168.50.10 is either so sends it out the WAN.
Add a static route on the BR1 for 192.168.50.0/24 with a next hop of 192.168.1.5
That should fix it.
Thank you so much Martin.
Another question:
If I have 2 vlan in Surf Soho (and not BR1) like:
LAN1 : MAIN VLAN 192.168.33.1 with DHCP
LAN2: CCTV VLAN 192.168.50.5 with NO DHCP
WAN: Internet 10.10.1.1
I connect cctv camera with static IP 192.168.50.11 in LAN2
How I can see the camera from VLAN1?
If I connect my pc to LAN1 in VLAN1 how can I see the camera in the different network 192.168.50.11?
Thank you so so much
The Surf SOHO is a router that knows how to send traffic between Subnets/VLANS.
In this new configuration, a laptop on VLAN1 requesting the camera on VLAN2 will know that it is not on its own 192.168.33.0 network so sends the traffic to its default gateway which is the SOHO. The soho then routes the traffic to the camera IP on VLAN2.
In the same way, when the camera goes to reply to the laptop it knows the laptop IP is not in its subnet so sends the traffic to its default gateway (the SOHO again) that does know how to get to the laptop and routes the traffic to the right device.
Thank you Martin but it doesn’t work:
BR1 192.168.50.1 – DHCP ON
Connected to switch poe with camera 192.168.50.11
The switch Poe is connected to Surf Soho:
Surf Soho
MAIN NETWORK 192.168.33.1 - inter-vlan routing - DHCP ON
CCTV NETWORK 192.168.50.5 - inter-vlan routing - DHCP OFF
LAN 1 - Access - MAIN NETWORK
LAN 2 - Access - CCTV NETWORK - connected with switch poe
LAN 3 - Access - CCTV NETWORK
LAN 4- Trunk Any
If I connect PC to LAN 1 I can’t see camera
If I connect PC to LAN 3 I recive ip correctly from BR1 - I see camera
I want to see camera from LAN 1 (MAIN NETWORK)
Where I wrong?
Thank you so much really
Yes,
this is my BR1:
This is my Soho
This is the port configuration on Soho
Now form lan 33 (my pc) I can ping BR1 (50.1) and enter into BR1 web interface.
But not camera
Can you ping 192.168.33.1 from your BR1?
Did you change any firewall settings or is it the default of any allowed on internal networks?
Does camera have a default gateway set to 192.168.50.1?
Double check the camera’s network settings. Most likely reason is that the camera does not have a default gateway set.
Ok back to basics - do the following for the sake of our sanity 
If these tests don’t shake out the cause I’ll ask you to run a continuous ping to the camera from a laptop on the MAIN network and then grab a network capture from the SOHO (on the support.cgi page)…
Thank you Martin for your patience.
It was my fault, now I can see the cctv camera.
I try to ask another solution.
In the next situation, I can’t manage devices in red circle.
There is a device who give dhcp to camera but I can’t manage it.
I know that the camera has IP 192.168.50.11.
Is it possible to see the camera from PC?
I can setting something into Surf Soho to permit to the pc 192.168.33.xx to see camera 192.168.50.11?
Thank you so much Martin, really
Is the 192.168.50.1 IP the camera has as the gateway the SOHO LAN 2 IP?
If so then this should work fine.
With LAN2 Ip gateway camera works in this solution.
Martin really thank you for your support.
Have a nice day
