Issues accessing my server
You have given your traccar server a fixed ip in your local lan?
"I’ve created a URL using No-IP and also installed the DUC client on my PC to keep No-IP updated with my internal IP address." You mean, your intenet external ip addres ?
If you see nothing in server log when you connect then something is still blocking it.
You said you have a private IP, not a public IP. How is it supposed to work?
@Anton Tananaev
What I meant to say is that I have an IP address that is not behind CGNAT.
As far as I know, CGNAT is used to share a single IP among many users and it doesn't allow port forwarding.
I didn’t express myself clearly before — my apologies.
Even if it's not behind a NAT, it doesn't mean your provider allows or forwards incoming connections. I think you need to clarify that part first.
@Track-trace
What I meant is that I have a public IP address outside of CGNAT, but it's dynamic and changes over time.
Because of that, I created a No-IP URL so I don't have to worry about those changes — thanks to that service, the URL will always point to my current IPv4 address.
When I said my IP was private, I expressed myself poorly.
What I meant is that I'm not behind CGNAT, so opening ports is not a problem.
I truly hope you folks can help me find the solution.
@Anton Tananaev
Tomorrow I’ll call my ISP’s tech support to check on that.
Thanks, Anton.
When you say URL, do you mean domain or URL?
I mean like http://myname.ddns.net:8082
But even if I use my public ip (0.0.0.0:8082) I can't reach my server from the outside.
Btw, I remembered that I have AgentDVR Server installed on the same PC, and I can access it from outside my private network without any issues. I just did.
So I wonder why I can't access Traccar Server...maybe I'm doing wrong the port forwarding part
I just finished solving all those issues.
It was something silly and I apologize.
Apparently, it was something related to cache memory because after restarting the PC, the phones.
I also checked the No-IP DUC and noticed it wasn’t updating, so the URL I created with them wasn’t correctly pointing to my IPv4 address.
I refreshed it, and along with everything else I mentioned, the issue was completely resolved.
I’ll leave the post up in case someone else faces something similar—maybe doing the same will help them too.
But then how did this work if it wasn't pointing to the correct IPv4 address?
I can access it from outside my private network without any issues. I just did
I’m having some issues accessing Traccar installed on my PC.
I have a dynamic private IP address and I am not behind CGNAT.
I don’t have a VPN running.
I’ve created a URL using No-IP and also installed the DUC client on my PC to keep No-IP updated with my internal IP address.
I know it’s working because I can access the server using that URL from within my local network without any issues.
I’ve already opened port 8082 in my firewall (TCP, inbound and outbound).
I’ve confirmed that port 8082 is open using https://portchecker.co/.
I’ve also set up port forwarding (everything coming in through port 8082 is redirected to my local IPv4 on port 8082) and it’s configured as follows:
Comment: Traccar Server
Local IP: (My local IPv4)
Local Port from: 8082
Local Port to: 8082
Protocol: TCP/UDP
Remote IP: 0.0.0.0
Remote Port from: 8082
Remote Port to: 8082
Interface: Any
However, I still can’t access my server from outside my network. Web nor Traccar manager)
What am I doing wrong?
I hope you can help me.