I'm on my LAN trying to access my SDS200 that's on the same /24 subnet. I can ping it. Using ProScan, I can access the scanners all over the US but no the one on my LAN. I thought the SDS200 port was 5000 but no luck. What is the SDS200 default port?
ProScan: What's the default SDS200 port?
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There is no default port for the SDS200. You have to setup the port by following the instructions within ProScan. 5000 is just the example port, but alot of people use it.
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When using the ProScan webserver, the port is initially set by the software to port 5000...
For a connection to the ProScan server with a web browser on your LAN, use the local IP address of the computer that ProScan is running on (not the IP address of the scanner), and the port number as shown in ProScan which you can customize...
I may not have explained it right. My SDS200 is plugged into my LAN. I am not running ProScan as a server, I'm running it as a client.
I want to access my scanner from outside my house and I need to know what port to forward to. The IP is 192.168.1.210 locally.
I want to access my scanner from outside my house and I need to know what port to forward to. The IP is 192.168.1.210 locally.
Are you running ProScan or ProScan Client? If you are just running ProScan Client then you can not access your SDS200 unless you are running regular ProScan server software on a pc first.
Which of the following are you trying to achive?
1) Using the Uniden mobile app or a web browser to connect directly to the scanner without ProScan involved.
or
2) ProScan connected to the scanner and the outside connected to ProScan.
I was hoping to plug my scanner into my network and access it from outside my home. I was not going to involve a computer inside my home. I thought I could point to my external IP and forward to the scanner, only using ProScan.
The scanner has no built in web server software to do what you want to do.
It does but it's not functional. Type in your scanner ip address in a browser. I type in 192.168.4.23 and get back I am scanner called UB375Z.
Off subject but I think the built in Web Server potential is limitless. Only if Uniden wanted to pursue development in this area. A page served with all the variables and user created HTML/JavaScript/CSS files.
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