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5.3.
4
Network
5.3.4.1
Network set
Click [Main menu
Network
Network] to enter into the below interface shown as Picture 5-30.
Picture 5-30
DNS:
DNS server is generally provided by local ISP. Herein please enter the IP address of your DNS
Picture 5-31
4 Set IP address captured by DVR and web port to a router
5 Visit a remote DVR
http: // public net IP: web port (such as: 8080)
http: //intranet IP: web port (such as: 8080 - only use for Intranet)
6 Input the IP address of your domain name server
Friendly Reminder:
1.
All the parameters you set are available only when you click [Apply] and
after system are restarted.
2.
User need to change MAC address when there are multiple DVRs at the same
local area network. Details please refer to section 5.6.2.5 -System Information.
Picture 5-32
When selecting DHCP from the Type, A router
will automatically allocate IP address for your DVR.
After restarting each time, the IP address captured
by your DVR may be different. So, port forwarding
is required when you visit a remote DVR.
1. Select DHCP and click [Save] button;
2.
Exit and restart DVR;
3. Input media port and web port
After selecting network mode - such as
DHCP, PPPOE or static allocation- and setting
up web ports
，
you can visit DVR remotely
through a network or internet.
UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) function:
If
router supports UPnP function and set <UPnP> to
“On”, system will automatically forward port to
router.
When selecting Static from the Type, user can
directly input IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway
and DNS shown as below picture 5-33.
1. Set your net type to Static;
2.
Set media port number (such as 9000), and
the port need to be forwarded to a router.
3.
Input web port number (such as 8080), and
the port need to be forwarded to a router;
