Installation guide
Step 5-1 Congure Live Video for Remote Viewing
page 11CheckVideo Gateway for Broadband Networks Installaon Guide
Figure 18 Remote Video Setup page
The CheckVideo Portal aempts to congure port forwarding. If CheckVideo
is unsuccessful you will need to manually congure port forwarding.
On the CheckVideo Dashboard, click Devices > Remote Video Setup
to congure viewing live or recorded video from any computer with
broadband Internet access.
Under System Map, click the device name to setup remote access to live
video.
CheckVideo displays networking informaon about the device including the
Device Serial Number. When you connected your device to your router, your
router automacally assigned an IP address to your CheckVideo device. This
IP address is displayed as the Device Private IP.
To enable Live Video, enter a port number in the Device Port Number eld.
You may choose any port number. However, to avoid potenal conicts with
ports that may be used by other applicaons, choose a value between 9000
and 65535. In the example in Figure 18, the port assignment is 27129.
Click the Save buon.
In order to export DVR clips or view live video from a computer outside
the local network where your device is installed, you must set up port
forwarding for the port number and private IP address displayed on this
page. If you plan to set up port forwarding, make a note of the device’s
Private IP and Port Number and refer to “Appendix: Port Forwarding
Conguraon Tips” on page 22.
Note: If your system includes more than one device, you must select
each device from the System Map to assign a port number. It
is recommended that you assign a dierent remote video port
number to each device.