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Chapter 4: Using the DVR
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Note:
• Obtain these informaon from your network administrator or your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
• If you cannot use the either of the two default ports, 80 or 9000, the specied port may be occupied by other
programs or it is being blocked by your service provider. Enter other port number. In this case, you need to
add the port number aer the IP address. For example, if you set the HTTP Port as 85, you need to enter the
IP address as “192.168.3.103:85”.
5 Enter other parameter sengs (if applicable).
• If your network connecon is Stac, specify the stac IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS 1/DNS 2 IP
addresses.
• If your network connecon is PPPoE, enter the User Name and Password that you setup with your DSL service
provider. Then, specify the DNS 1/DNS 2 IP addresses.
Note:
The system supports two DNS server input opons: DNS Server1 for main server and DNS Server2 for sub server.
Please contact your local ISP (Internet Service Provider) to obtain the correct DNS Server parameter.
6 To enable Auto Port Forwarding (UPNP) feature, select Enable.
Note:
Not all routers support the Auto Port Forwarding feature. If this funcon does not work, you must manually open
the ports in your router.
7 Aer all sengs are complete, click Apply.
8 When data saving is complete, click OK.
4.4.2 Remote Stream Setup
The Remote Stream page allows you to enable or disable video output of a parcular channel if the channel is being
viewed via remote access.
1 In preview mode, right-click on the mouse to display the Pop-up menu.
2 Select Main Menu > NETWORK, select the Remote Stream tab. The remote stream framerate sengs are
displayed on a table.
3 Select the channel and adjust the corresponding sengs such as Video, FPS, and Quality.
4 Check the Audio box to enable audio.
5 To copy the current sengs to all channels or one specic channel. Click the arrow on Copy and To to select an
opon and then click Copy.