Remote Viewing Setup for DVR and IP Cameras

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September 29, 2010 at 7:28 pm #31132

Mike Haldas
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Below are step by step instructions to setup your DVR or IP Camera for remote viewing.

1.) First Make sure your DVR or IP Camera support remote viewing

2.) Second you need to obtian the ip address and the port of your DVR or IP camera. Typically you can find this under network within the system menu of your DVR or IP camera.

3.) Once you have the ip address and port info for your camera log into your router. Now click this link and find the port forwarding instructions that correspond with your routerhttps://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Internet-Surveillance-Setup-s/156.htm

4.) Now that you have the port forwarding setup, go to this web page https://videos.cctvcamerapros.com/check-open-port-forwarding-tool. Check and make sure port 80 is open.

5.) Take the ip address you get from the open port tool and type that into your web browser or Client software.

May 9, 2011 at 9:52 am #32074

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show some live viedo

May 15, 2011 at 12:38 pm #32075

Anonymous
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Hello.

I wonder if anyone is able to help me. I have an Avtech AVC796 DVR which works perfectly as a standalone unit. However, when I connect to it over my local network I am unable to login.

At the welcome screen I use username ADMIN (uppercase) plus my password that has been set on the box and which I successfully use locally. Then, having entered the verification code (again, using uppercase when displayed) the login fails with the message:

ERROR: Authentication error.

I hope it is a relatively easy fix – next up will be remote access over the internet followed by EagleEyes, but one step at a time!

Kind regards,

Dave.

May 24, 2011 at 9:03 pm #32076

Mike Haldas
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RoddyJoff,

I am sorry but CCTV Camera Pros does not carry AVtech DVRs. If it ends up not working out for you, you may want to check out our iDVR which is one of the best DVRs on the market for remote Internet viewing, including iPhone, Android, and iPad:

https://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Internet-Video-Surveillance-DVR-s/424.htm

As another alternative choice, you can use this 4 channel network video server as an add-on to any DVR to enable remote camera viewing from PC and mobile cell phones:

https://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Geovision-Network-Video-Server-p/gv-vs04h.htm

Please let us know if we can help further.

August 23, 2011 at 5:41 pm #32077

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Hi, I have a smilar problem with setting up my DVR, its a Netfocus DVR. It is working very well on its own, but I need to set it up to view over the net & on my ipad. Is there anyone out there that can assist?

Thanks

Gino

December 21, 2011 at 1:44 pm #32078

Anonymous
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Hi.

I just wanted to know if anyone can help. I have a Vesco stand alone 8 channel Dvr system, i connected the dvr to my modem and setup the dhcp ip then back to static on the dvr, i can access the camera on my browser in the store however if i go out off the store network i cannot access dvr ip?

will i be able to use hamachi to solve this problem if so, please advise on how

February 8, 2012 at 2:05 am #32079

Anonymous
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It is what I am looking for. Thank you very much.

February 19, 2012 at 5:21 pm #32080

Anonymous
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hi, i want an ip camera network in 4 different locations. and see them from another location through internet. those locations are in approximately 25 kilometer radius. how can i setup this things ?? plz help me

February 21, 2012 at 7:52 am #32081

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Quote:

hi, i want an ip camera network in 4 different locations. and see them from another location through internet. those locations are in approximately 25 kilometer radius. how can i setup this things ?? plz help me

Things you need.

Router at camera area for port forwarding.

Internet connection for both side

DDNS server- you can find free server online but need to check if you router support your dns server or vice versa.

February 21, 2012 at 7:54 am #32082

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Quote:

Hello.

I wonder if anyone is able to help me. I have an Avtech AVC796 DVR which works perfectly as a standalone unit. However, when I connect to it over my local network I am unable to login.

At the welcome screen I use username ADMIN (uppercase) plus my password that has been set on the box and which I successfully use locally. Then, having entered the verification code (again, using uppercase when displayed) the login fails with the message:

Are you using the Software provided by the DVR?

May 18, 2015 at 12:38 pm #33855
Mike Haldas
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Although CCTV Camera Pros only can provide phone, email, and online chat based technical support for the DVRs that we supply.
- https://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Internet-Video-Surveillance-DVR-s/424.htm
- https://www.cctvcamerapros.com/CCTV-DVR-MAC-Viewer-s/403.htm
The concepts and setup process for all surveillance DVRs is the same. Here are basic steps required for just about any brand DVR or IP camera.

Does the Internet connection at the location of your DVR or IP camera use a dynamic IP address? If yes, you need to setup a DDNS account. Some DVRs and IP cameras has a DDNS service built into them. You can learn more about DDNS here.
https://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Dynamic-IP-Surveillance-System-s/280.htm

And, you can see how it is setup using our iDVR-PRO CCTV DVRs here.
https://www.cctvcamerapros.com/H264-DVR-DDNS-Setup-s/838.htm

The second thing that need to be done is setting up port forwarding. You can learn more about port forwarding here.
https://www.cctvcamerapros.com/port-forwarding-s/130.htm

And you can access a port forwarding tool to make sure your setup is working correctly here.

Open Port Checker, Port Forwarding Test

Here is a remote security camera view from the iPhone app for iDVR-PRO DVRs.
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