To forward the port you need to give your router the static IP address of your device for which you are opening ports. First of all, On your computer for which you want to open port, you need to know about your network details, goto start, and then type cmd into search, and then press enter. Find the default login, username, password, and ip address for your Huawei HG530 router. You will need to know then when you get a new router, or when you reset your router. SpeedTouch 530 Current model DSL Modem: ADSL 1. Router: BigPond Cable login client. Port forwarding of ranges PPP auto-reconnect UPnP support DHCP server.
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Most people don't realise this, however the same firmware is run across all versions of the camera.
So you would like the camera to send the files to your router? Or would you prefer your router to fetch the files from the camera?
Hack Router Port 5300
Either way the script you will write will almost be identical. To do this on the camera itself would probably be a little more difficult as I only included a ftp server and no ftp client with the firmware. So with the current firmware, you would have to cross-compile a ftp client. This would probably be moderately difficult. I also haven't tried to setup cron jobs on the camera (scheduled tasks). It may not be enabled in the firmware at the moment. I can probably help you with this as it would be quite easy for me to enable these features by recompiling busybox and packaging it in a custom firmware.
Router Port
To run the script on the router may be easier than on the camera depending upon on your router. Your router may already come with a ftp client and if you have a router that is capable of running a custom firmware such as Tomato, DD-WRT, Gargoyle etc. There are probably already packages or addons you can install without compiling anything, so you would only need to write a script and schedule it to run regularly.