TeleEye RX800 Series, User Manual Lite

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Section 5: Remote Operation
5.1. Network Setup
5.1.1. Port Mapping Setup
Port mapping, also called port forwarding or punch-through, enables you to create a permanent translation
entry that maps a protocol port on your gateway machine to an IP address and protocol port on your
private LAN. This process enables you to run a public Internet service on a machine that is otherwise
hidden from the Internet by your gateway.
To access your TeleEye RX video recording server outside your private LAN, you need to do port
mapping for your TeleEye RX. For detail setup procedure, please refer to user manual of your router.
After finishing the port mapping, you can access your TeleEye RX anytime and anywhere by the IP
address and port number through web browser. The address should be in this format:
http://IPAddress:Port.
The default port number is 1024, which can be used for port mapping.
5.1.2. sureLINK Setup
sureLINK technology is a group of additional functions and services available in TeleEye RX so as to
make it connect to the Internet in any connection methods. With a sureLINK address, you don’t have to
memorize the IP address and port number of the transmitter, or worry about the dynamically changed IP
address. If you can only use broadband dial-up account to connect to the Internet through your computer,
sureLINK provides a solution for sharing the Internet connection between your computer and the video
recording server.
Please refer to the appendix for procedures and configurations on setting up sureLINK.