Testing vps

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    Hi im testing a vps server ubuntu ive got cccam running but i can not get my vps to connect to my local card ive set up an nline but i dont see any cards can anyone tell me where iam going wrong thanks


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    not much of a clue about vps but as far as I know it is a remote machine and you are trying to connect it to a local card with the Nline. This being the case, shouldn't you change the localhost ip (127.0.0.1) to the ip address of your local server? - maybe use your dns address if you have this directed to your ip address if it is not static.

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    Ok my original nline was port 10000 so ive port forwarded that ive changed my dydns to my vps ip or should this still be my home ip and you say local i do you mean my original internal ip or the ip address that the world can see thanks

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    Ok my original nline was port 10000 so ive port forwarded that ive changed my dydns to my vps ip or should this still be my home ip and you say local i do you mean my original internal ip or the ip address that the world can see thanks


    CCcam server is on vps i assume so the nline should have your dyndns address instead of localhost - which is set up to your dynamic IP address provided by your isp- not the one on the vps. the port you should open should be forwarded to the local ip address the machine that is reading your card (192.168 etc)

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    I now see my card but i have none of my peers connected to me perhaps i need to use my external ip for my nline and change my dydns to my vps ip

    yes for your peers to connect you need your dyndns connected to your vps - so maybe you could get 2 dyndns accounts - one to connect the vps to your local dynamic ip so you can connect your card via nline to vps, and one so your peers can connect to the CCcam server on the vps

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    What ive done is setup two dns address one for my local ip address ive used this in my nline for to my vps and as you have said ive used the ip address of the vpn to as the new ip for my original dydns cheers for your help my friend it appears to be working now hopefully

    I am sure you would andy ray but for anyone else reading this thread - if you are using VPS in this way, you should always tell your peers, or you will be accused of faking your local because of the obvious slower response times.:hell_boy:

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    No faking here and tbh i thought i had got it working but its not so ive canceled it and i will stick to a direct setup

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