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Advanced
(under Network Settings)
This catch-all category holds a variety of commands.
Alarm Host IP
This entry is not currently used. It is included to make your
recorder forward compatible with a central monitoring service
(CMS).
Alarm Host Port
This feature is not currently used. It is included here for future
compatibility and upgrades, which will enable your recorder to
contact your central monitoring system.
Multicast Address
If you need to have multiple simultaneous connections for streaming
your surveillance, contact your IT administrator for this address.
Multicast creates an Internet broadcast, and anyone with the proper
address can grab the stream, including someone who got the address
illegally.
Enable Virtual Host
This feature is only available on NVR models.
Virtual hosting allows for multiple NVRs at a site, as well as remote
access and management of IP cameras directly connected to your
NVR through the system’s IP address.
Virtual Host Port
This feature is only available on NVR models.
The virtual host port (VHP) allows you to port forward your camera
from the NVR for use with your HTTP port (used for MJPEG stream).
This must be set to a value from 60000–65000. You must configure
port forwarding to the NVR for the appropriate range of port
numbers in order to access the directly connected IP cameras.
Each camera connected to your NVR gets a unique port number
created by mathematically adding (not appending) its PoE port
number to the NVR’s base VHP number. For example, if your VHP
is 62200, then the camera at channel 4 has the port number 62204.