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Advanced Network Menu
In the Network Setup menu, press Enter to call up Advanced Network Setup menu when Advanced
is the highlighted option. The Advanced Network Setup menu allows the administrator to set
advanced network parameters. If you are not qualified, it is highly recommended you not use this
menu without consulting a professional. General operations of this menu are defined below.
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Mouse: Left click) Use these buttons to select the desired menu or area.
• Esc: (Mouse: Right Click) Use this button to escape from the current screen, and return to the
previous menu. If the Save dialog is shown, press Enter to exit and save, or Esc (Mouse: Right
Click) to exit without saving.
• Control Port: This option defines the control port for remote access. The default port is 67.
Follow the text input instructions on page 16 to define the Control Port.
• Data Port: This option defines the data port for remote access. The default port is 68.
Follow the text input instructions on page 16 to define the Data port.
• HTTP Port: This option defines the HTTP (web page) port for remote access.
The default port is 80. This port is used to enable you to view the DVR in a browser.
Follow the text input instructions on page 16 to define the HTTP port.
• UPnP Port Forwarding: UPnP standards for Universal Plug and Play. This is the easiest way to
enable remote access to the DVR if you are not familiar with networking. To use UPnP port
forwarding for the Control, Data, & HTTP port, your router must be compatible with UPnP.
Use the +/- buttons to enable or disable this feature. If UPnP port forwarding is used, the DVR
will attempt a connection to your router via UPnP after you exit the UPnP menu.
UPnP Port Forwarding may take up to 10 minutes to be active. If successful, the new
Control, Data, & HTTP port will be shown with a (*) in front each value.
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