Enable IPv6 Access to DVR
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I’m stuck getting my Hikvision DVR reachable over the internet through a Starlink-to-Ubiquiti UDM-US setup that’s running in bypass mode. Starlink is already handing out a public IPv6 prefix and both the UDM-US and the DVR pull valid v6 addresses, yet external access still fails.
My own attempt to enable IPv6 firewall rules on the UDM-US hasn’t worked, so I suspect a rule mis-match or possibly something buried in the Hikvision network menu. What I need—fast—is someone who knows the UDM interface and Starlink quirks well enough to:
• verify / correct IPv6 prefix delegation and routing on the UDM-US
• craft any necessary IPv6 firewall rules or port-forward equivalents to expose the DVR securely
• confirm the DVR’s IPv6 settings and walk me through any Hikvision-specific toggles
Once I can open the DVR’s web interface from an external IPv6 network and stream recorded video, the job is done and I’ll close the project immediately. Remote work only: I can share screenshots or give temporary controller access as needed.
My own attempt to enable IPv6 firewall rules on the UDM-US hasn’t worked, so I suspect a rule mis-match or possibly something buried in the Hikvision network menu. What I need—fast—is someone who knows the UDM interface and Starlink quirks well enough to:
• verify / correct IPv6 prefix delegation and routing on the UDM-US
• craft any necessary IPv6 firewall rules or port-forward equivalents to expose the DVR securely
• confirm the DVR’s IPv6 settings and walk me through any Hikvision-specific toggles
Once I can open the DVR’s web interface from an external IPv6 network and stream recorded video, the job is done and I’ll close the project immediately. Remote work only: I can share screenshots or give temporary controller access as needed.