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I've had an AD110 since they came out, and it's worked flawlessly until now. One day it suddenly stopped allowing me to connect to live view. Push notifications and recorded events worked just fine, but when I tried to connect to live view I would get a replay error and it would tell me to try again...

It's the R8000 AC 3200. I spent hours on this and I think I got it beat. I factory reset the router, twice. Still had the same problem. I tried to load a 3rd party firmware, which won't load. I downgraded the firmware to a previous version and it worked for about half hour, which is more success tha...

So I reset my router, same results. I think the problem comes back to NAT Loopback. My router apparently either quit supporting it, or it got botched in a firmware update. Within my own LAN, if I connect to the DVR using the DDNS name, I have major connection issues. The connection drops after a few...

I think you're right. I'm trying to avoid it but too many odd things are happening that don't make any sense.

Come to think of it, 1500 was me. I don't have access to my DVR now, but I believe I changed the HTTP port from 80 to 1500 in the network config. Anyway, I shut those ports back down because I'm not a fan of having all of those open, and, I was noticing all the hits to those ports from foreign IPs i...

Sorry for all the posts but I want to document my progress so if someone else if having a problem, they can see the steps taken. I might have made some progress. I've been digging around my router looking for a setting somewhere that might be causing this. When I looked in the UPNP log of the router...

And just when I thought I had it fixed, it's back. UGH!

I think I got it figured out. I think the forwarding table in my router became corrupt at some point. The previous port forwarding was as follows: Forward port 37777-37778 both TCP and UDP to the IP of my router. I changed it to port 37777 TCP only and it works fine. I put it back to port 37777-3777...

It's the same router and extender regardless of local IP or Ddns. I'm still connected to the same router. I'm reading about ddns to see if there are more ports I need to forward.

P2P setup = same results. Unstable connection.
So for now I have 2 connections set up, local IP when I'm connected to my LAN, DDNS for when I'm not. I guess it will have to do until I figure out why DDNS domain causes an unstable connection.