@David-TP 

Hi David,

I have not found the camera neiter in the Google Home app nor in the Deco app.

I have tried to ping the number series found and also run some IP finder software without success.

I am thinking that perhaps an old fixed IP address may block the camera from connecting to the new network.

Could that be an explanation?

Regards,

  Johan

  @Johan_E 

If your camera is statically setup to work with the old cable router, you might have to adapt the configuration of the Deco for the camera to continue working.

Do you know the LAN IP used by the old router, and the LAN subnet mask?

You should probably adjust the LAN IP and subnet mask of the Deco, to the values previously used by the old cable router.

About using the WAN address of the Deco to access the camera remotely, I believe the Deco allows doing that.

  @yves_b 

Thanks for the advices, most helpful.

Yes, I think I can backtrack the old LAN config.

Regarding the redirecting a LAN IP to the WAN port, do you know where to find that setting?

Thanks in advance,

  Johan

  @Johan_E For the redirection of ports, under "advanced", you will find "NAT forwarding".
How did you manage to "know" your WAN IP address in the previous setup?  Using DDNS?
As a point of attention, the volatility of the public IP address might be different from what you experienced with your previous ISP. 

  @yves_b 

Thanks Yves,

In my old router there was a tab, "WAN settings", where you just added the ip address you wanted to reach from the outside and the WAN ip address was displayed at the tab.

  @Johan_E 

You will find the same info in the "Internet Connection" in the Deco app.

  @yves_b 

I can't find anything related to LAN in web GUI of the Deco.

But I guess you are reffering to the app for the NAT setting as well, or?

  @Johan_E I am indeed referring to the app.  The web interface has very few capabilities, and is only usable locally (when connected to the Deco network).