How to access CCTV on Reliance Jio Fiber?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Tekky
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 26
  • Views Views 24,330
T

Tekky

Regular
Messages
293
Location
Matrix
How are people going to connect their cctv setup with gigafiber router if no port forwarding allowed ?

Jio Router access is very limited and there is hardly anything that the end user can do as each and everything is controlled remotely by the Jio team.
 
Last edited:
Heylo everyone..

As Jio Gigafiber doesn't allow port-forwarding, Is there any way to connect your cp-plus/ any other brand DVR/NVR to the gigafiber router ?
Is it necessary to port forward or it can work without that ?

Any thoughts ?
 
i was paying for static ip on airtel for years before i realized that apps like ezviz basically do not need static ip to work. 🤔
 
noob here, what is the relation of ezviz and static ip ? what is free with ezviz for which you unknowingly paid to airtel...??
 
From what i have gathered via google, PORTS only need to be forwarded due to special app needs and/or security reasons (hacking,etc.)..
that means the setup would work but on default port. The only security measure that we can take is to can just change the default passwords to strong ones..

Experts chime in please.
 

@Nitin Is it a mandatory requirement for cctv setup ? CCTV noob here.
Any drawbacks of not using a static ip and not a specialized forwarded port number in place of the usual 80/8000 etc. ????
 
Last edited:
@Nitin
Is not it an absurd idea to get static IP if you need to pay for it when almost all traffic can be re-routed via another ports and a remote VM can receive incoming connection where Google and Amazon provide great service for almost negligible costs?
Please try not to get a static IP unless it is an absolute necessity.
It will ultimately lead to use of CG-NAT if (by any chance),the ISP,specifically new and smaller ones,are left with lesser IPV4 address as compared to their user base.
Oh,do not tell me that they can use IPV6,they won't....And their reasons are pretty good enough as it saves them lots of investment to use CG-NAT as it always come with DPI ports inbuilt which helps them to become complaint to various stupid laws in our country.
 

Similar threads

harsha_0110
How to access usb drives connected to Jio Fiber Router via pc or laptop?
Replies
1
Views
4,223
Lolita_Magnum
C
  • Question Question
How to manage internet access using the Jio Centrum Home Gateway portal?
Replies
2
Views
4,549
iAmSaugata
B
Hosting any type of service on Jio Fiber Home connection using IPv6
Replies
0
Views
1,504
bengali_.boy
N
How to access HDD connected to Jio Fiber Router from any external network?
Replies
3
Views
2,816
nice_guy75
Top