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BASIC idea behind setting up a DVR Remote Monitoring SystemHey guys,
I'm a web designer. I have a client who also wants me to try to help him set up this 8-Channel DVR Remote Monitoring System so he can watch his store cameras from the internet (his house). I kinda have no idea about even the basics of how this setup works. I know there is a sticky on the technical aspects, but could anyone just explain to me the basics of what devices go where? I assume the DVR goes in his shop. Does the shop need to have internet service of its own? Along with its own router? Is all of the equipment mentioned at his shop and then you can just remotely view it on any computer? |
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Re: BASIC idea behind setting up a DVR Remote Monitoring SystemIt would depend on what kind of DVR you have.
Yes the shop would have to have high speed internet connection. You would only need a router if you have multiple devices to connect to the internet. The router would make it easier for you to set it up. You would also have to have high speed internet where the remote computer is going to be viewing the DVR. Note: You may have to make changes on computers. You will need to go to internet options > security tab > custom level > active x You will need to select prompt for download unsigned active x controls. Some DVR may have a disc that has software. They may have a "find dvr" selection. High end DVRs such as Speco will help you with the router setup based on certain brands, and models of routers. http://scorpiontheater.com/videonetw...ithavtech.aspx |
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