How to connect DVR via internet to watch CCTV cameras from a remote place

Originally Posted by polaret

sir i want to know that where we have to use static ip

if it is possible pls send all command and how can i install dvr on a internet.and what shoul we do for this

any 1 know what is the port which intel network allow to use for cctv viewing form office?

Originally Posted by Yachts-Tech

Hello, I am in the same train, but got a problem that is giving me a headache, I'm connected to the internet using a 3G PCMCIA card, and my provider is not giving me a public IP address, what I see as my IP over the internet is different than the IP I see in my computer for example using IPCONFIG, I tried connecting to a dyndns and also using a VPN with no luck, is there a way around this? how can I get an IP that will direct me inside my computer not having a public IP address?

thanks very much

I have similar question to the above question.
I need help on IP Public stuff. I have :

- TP Link Wr 543G Router
- 4 ch AVTech DVR.

Locally (inside My network) I could access my DVR. But, couldnt frm outside. My ISP gave me a dynamic IP which I connected to dyndns and obtained a host name.

My Question is : What should I do next with the condition above?

Note that My ISP wont let me have a port connected to MY dvr. or ALL ports are closed.

Please help.

[polaret]

carlsongooi any 1 know what is the port which intel network allow to use for cctv viewing form office?

I use 6500 or 8080 and work fine

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Originally Posted by Stream Recorder

yagoms0a, If you don't have static, you need to set up a DDNS. Have you set up your DVR to work with DDNS as described above?

Have you set up your router to forward data to a DVR as mentioned above?

static is for local view only isn't how can you connect through internet?

is it dhcp or pppoe?

[any ANONYMOUS forum user]

I only have static IP on my DVR and the ISP setting on the router and on the DVR network set up I only see IP, Subnet, Gateway, AV port, Command port. And the DVR and my system is connected to the router and my system get is IP automatically from the Router but my DVR is set to Static IP. I can really say if my DVR has dyndns so what did you think I can do?

hi there,

i m new in this... but as far as i understand.. i wont be able to connect thru internet.. i've o2 wireless broad band my router is working fine internet is working... dvr is attached i reboot dvr couple of times but the ip still same starts from 192.168.1.77 e.t.c
We had a BT broadband before and in previous settings the dvr ip was something like 81.149.56.89 e.t.c as far as i understand v can watch cctv online whos ips starts from 81.. i dnt knw i m right or wrong as i m ilitrate.. in this field any help??

Originally Posted by djmag

hi there,

i m new in this... but as far as i understand.. i wont be able to connect thru internet.. i've o2 wireless broad band my router is working fine internet is working... dvr is attached i reboot dvr couple of times but the ip still same starts from 192.168.1.77 e.t.c
We had a BT broadband before and in previous settings the dvr ip was something like 81.149.56.89 e.t.c as far as i understand v can watch cctv online whos ips starts from 81.. i dnt knw i m right or wrong as i m ilitrate.. in this field any help??

10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255, 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255 IP addresses are common in home and office local area networks (LANs), as globally routable addresses are scarce, expensive to obtain, or their use is not necessary. These addresses are private because they are not globally delegated, meaning they aren't allocated to a specific organization. If such a private network needs to connect to the Internet, it must use either a network address translator (NAT) gateway, or a proxy server.

Ask your ISP whether you can get a real IP address or port forwarding.

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder

10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0 – 172.31.255.255, 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255 IP addresses are common in home and office local area networks (LANs), as globally routable addresses are scarce, expensive to obtain, or their use is not necessary. These addresses are private because they are not globally delegated, meaning they aren't allocated to a specific organization. If such a private network needs to connect to the Internet, it must use either a network address translator (NAT) gateway, or a proxy server.

Ask your ISP whether you can get a real IP address or port forwarding.

yep its a port forwarding? wat shud i do now?

Originally Posted by djmag

yep its a port forwarding? wat shud i do now?

Ask your ISP whether you can get a real IP address or port forwarding so that you can use your DVR.