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Unable to access a IP Camera's login page using custom domain.

Posted by saintofinternet • November 17, 2025

Hello, I have setup a custom domain and am creating a tunnel to access the webpage login of a IP Camera (192.168.1.51) on port 80 using the HTTP tunnel for the same.

I am running the localtonet service on a Raspberry Pi (192.168.1.53).

When I access the same I get the HTTP/1.1 400 invalid hostname error! I have defined the IP and port when creating the tunnel

Setup is as follows:

  • 4G Router with 2 ETH Ports running DHCP ( 192.168.1.1 )

  • 1 Eth port connected to Raspberry Pi running linux and localtonet server ( 192.168.1.53 )

  • 1 Eth port connected to IP Camera ( 192.168.1.51 )

In short I am unable to forward port 80 of a IP Camera using the tunnel with a paid account.

Comments (3)

saintofinternet Nov 17, 2025

So I created an Apache Webserver on the Raspberry Pi on port 8081 and then created a tunnel to access that port and IP of the Raspberry Pi...

It worked flawless!!!

But when I change the IP and Port in the tunnel settings to point to the IP Camera connected on the same network the browser is unable to fetch the port 80 login of the camera.

Also the web page in the camera is http and the tunnel when accessed through internet is fetching https.

I am totally at a loss to understand what is happening here.

saintofinternet Nov 17, 2025

I get the following error when trying to access the Port 80 of the CP Plus IP Camera!

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Localtonet Support Nov 26, 2025

Hello,
Does Raspberry Pi (192.168.1.53) have direct access to the camera?

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