> If I'm understanding correctly, these are currently in AP mode where they > emit a network for you to connect to. You can only connect one place at > once so they will need to be reconfigured with normal dhcp operation in > order to connect to your existing network, where they will get a local > subnet IP (either dhcp or manual IP range).
The camera acts as the AP, the computer browses to the cameras WiFi network and gets issued an IP/network range from the camera. I don't believe that I can change this behaviour. Connecting to different cameras with different/additional network cards is definately a hack. > The reason they show up as an AP to begin with is so that you can > configure > which network they are supposed to connect to 'out of the box' without > having to wire into them. It's not meant as a permanent installation > unless you are as you suggest only using one. Depending on the camera, this is the only way to connect. The QX10 (and family) is intended to clip on the rear of a cell phone and provide a decent lens/camera for photo-snobs. ;-) As I mentioned early some of the later cameras can make outgoing connections to LiveViewRmote, AP, or phone in teathering mode. Unfortunately I dont' have one of those. Gustin has suggested some other iptables commands to try, so I'll give those a go later. Simon _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list clug-talk@clug.ca http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca Mailing List Guidelines (http://clug.ca/ml_guidelines.php) **Please remove these lines when replying
