@shberge Indeed I have tried all of that (even signing up for paid no-ip account). However, I am on a wireless home internet service. The modem/router's dmz/port forwarding doesn't work. Basically...

@shberge I do have full control of the vpn server. However it is not tp-link omada or even a router. The VPN server is a windows 2019 server. It currently hosts both a pptp and an l2tp vpn. Do you...

@shberge You have it backwards. The ip camera is on my local network (client of my vpn router). The VPN router has an active client session with a vpn server elsewhere in the world. I can ping any...

@shberge Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried this already, but wasn't sure if I was doing it correctly. Below is a screenshot of my policy. The ip group "ip camera" has the subnet 192.168.0.101/32...

I'm trying to do exactly what OP was trying in https://community.tp-link.com/en/smart-home/forum/topic/538506 However I have a different router and the solution doesn't seem to apply. My ER router is...

@d0ugmac1 Thanks for the response. For multiple reasons Bridge mode is not an option for me. Also, as stated in my post the ER router has a static ip address and it is enabled as the DMZ device for...