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2010-06-16
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Originally Posted by truslack
Either his router is an modem+router or his modem is transparent. In either case, he's trying to set up a firewall rule in the router to let his N900 and only his N900 through to the internal network.
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2010-06-16
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mornage: yes, he needs a way to get a static IP while not at home. I don't think any mobile carrier is assigning static IPs. So I'd say the only way is using a proxy/tunnel to connect to an intermediate system (with a static IP) to connect to the DVBViewer.
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2010-06-16
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Originally Posted by volt
Ahhh, now that makes sense. Sorry for my confusion.
Either his router is an modem+router or his modem is transparent. In either case, he's trying to set up a firewall rule in the router to let his N900 and only his N900 through to the internal network.
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2010-06-16
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If his router was a linux server, I believe this could have been done with clever use of certificates instead of IP rules... But it doesn't appear so from the description.
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2010-06-16
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Linux routers are good. I use DD-WRT on my Linksys with OpenVPN, thus ensuring my N900's IP is always a fixed address on my home network and I never have to worry about opening ports. 
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2010-06-16
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Not DD-WRT but I use olegs custom firmware on my WL-500... so much that old thing can do, I would not be happy with most newer non-open routers.
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2010-06-17
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Originally Posted by mornage
this seem difficult to specify, but mornage seems to know what I'm trying to do. It seems that the proxy/tunnel is the only way.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is not the issue in this case. MRP is not connecting to the router with his phone, he is using mobile broadband which gives him a different IP every so often. What he needs is a way to stop the IP of his N900 changing when not connected via the router.
Please give me simple instructions on how to try to set up that kind of system
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N900 as day to day phone
N770 for childrens music
N900 as day to day phone
N770 for childrens music
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2010-06-18
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I think the first thing I'd try to find out if I was you, is if anyone has had success with streaming over such a tunnel. I am not certain that you'd be able to get the kind of speeds required.
