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Okay, I'm starting to get desperate. Sorry if I posted this on the wrong forum.
Here's my situation: There are several Cisco ASA 5506 x's deployed at our client's stores. What I'm trying to do is to make it possible to access the camera from any devi...
Okay. Thanks! Can you give me an example of the ACL? Like, let's say I have a camera at port 5010 at the address of 172.168.1.20. How would the ACL statement go? Would go something like:
access-list Outside_to_Cam extended permit tcp any host 172.168...
Okay, I actually tried something that worked. I changed the port set on the camera. So all I really needed was the that thing you linked and the acl. Thanks!
Just one more question before I mark the correct stuff, so I can use it in the future. With ...
Okay, I actually made an error in the ip address for the object network, so I corrected it. But now, I'm getting a weird result. The packet tracer result shows that it should be working, but when I try to access the camera on my phone, it's not worki...
Okay, I added the access-list, but for whatever reason, it's still being denied. I attached the packet tracer result. The commands that were added to the running config were these:
access-list Cam_Access extended permit tcp any host 192.168.***.*** e...
