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I have a jetson device (NVIDIA Jetson, small Linux computer) connected to a switch. 2 IP cameras are connected to the switch also. I can see the camera feed from browser on jetson device. The jetson device is also connected to a wifi that my computer is connected to. How can I see the camera feeds from my computer? What settings do I need to adjust in linux?
P.S. While I am creating account the system asked me decimal equivalent of binary number 100000009.
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otherwise you would need to push the video image from the camera's to the PC, I don't know if this is possible with Jetson configuration.
is viewing camera from Jetson device via http(s) an issue?
100000009 is not a binary number
The camera's admin panel is a webpage. It is even ok if I can access the camera admin page from my computer. I can access this page from jetson.
I can create a image forwarder from rtsp to http image in my computer but I want networking solution not programming related.
port forwarding is also possible maybe. is it?
well if the jetson is not configurable to send video images to another location, the I don't think it is possible. there is not a magic "network" button to push if the device is not configurable in such a way.
Thank you for reply. I am greatly pleased.
I found some solution creating a port forward to local IP address of the camera in jetson.
considering jetson's IP address is 192.168.1.15
if we go to address 192.168.1.15:9009 then this address will be forwarded to 192.168.5.18:80 which is the local camera address accessible in jetson device. I guess this is possible using IP tables in linux although I am using nginx for such redirection.
If the switch is connected/connectable to the wifi, then there should be a direct path to the camera feeds.