Connecting DVR or NVR to the Internet – DDNS, No-IP, ISP, Port Forwarding
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Connecting DVR or NVR to
Connecting DVR or NVR to the Internet – Static IP, Dynamic IP, DDNS, No-IP, ISP, Port Forwarding
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“Hey welcome everyone. In this video we will be showing you how to connect your DVR or NVR to the internet. The Indirect Route of connection is easier to setup but it goes through a third party and streams slower. The Direct Route is a bit more complicated but it does not go through a third party and therefore streams faster. Let’s get started shall we?”
“First we need to secure the DVR or NVR with a password. Now we need to check the internet connection. If the status is offline, press the auto configuration button for it to establish connection. Once the status is online, the device is ready. We need to download the compatible APP for the device. We press on the add recorder button. The Cloud ID can be found in the Fast Network Section. The Password is the same as we set before. The website address to connect to the camera by the indirect route will be stated at the System Version or Information page. Once we enter the cloud id and the password just like in the mobile APP and after clicking on Login, we can connect to the device through the third party. The third party may require you to download and install one of their controls. Only perform this action if it is the manufacturer of the device or a trusted source. Refresh the browser once the setup is complete. Click on Connect all, to begin the streaming”
“For the Direct route, first we need to fix the local ip address of the device. We turn off DHCP in order to input the address. We also need to change the Web Port from the default 80 to any preffered port number. We will thereafter goto Fast Network page to check if the device is corrected connected to the internet”
“Afterwards you need to contact your ISP with regard to two settings. The first question you should ask is, does my internet connection have a static or dynamic IP address. If it is static, then you do not need a DDNS account. But if it is dynamic, then you need to create a new DDNS account. The second question is, does my internet connection have a private or public ip address. If it is a private IP address, then you should make a request for your ISP to change it from private to public.”
“After that’s one, we need to create a DDNS account. No-IP is a well known provider so we will use that. If you opt in for the free account, you need to confirm your hostname every 30 days. After confirming your account from the email you receive from No-IP, your hostname will be active. Now we need to link the hostname to either the router or your video recording device, we will show you both methods”
“After setting up the DDNS, we need to set up the port forwarding function. The port can be checked by using an online port checker. Type in the hostname of the No-IP account, and the Port of the recording device. If it says the port is open, that means the necessary settings are complete”
“When using the direct route, we do not add the cloud id, instead we click on IP/Domain Name, and enter the hostname, thereafter the port number and the password of the device. As you can see it loads much faster than using the Cloud ID. When connecting through a PC, you need to type in the hostname, a colon, and then the port number in the address bar of the browser”
“If your internet connection is slow, and the video lags, you can tweak the settings to reduce the frame rate and the video quality so that the video does not lag. You could also playback or backup videos remotely. Remote backup will not work properly if your internet connection does not have the necessary speeds.”
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Twitter: www.twitter.com/project_volt
Instagram: www.instagram.com/projectvolt/
Facebook: Facebook: projectvolt
Music: Come Home - Declan DP
FTC Disclaimer: This video wasn't sponsored.
WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. Always think ahead.
“Hey welcome everyone. In this video we will be showing you how to connect your DVR or NVR to the internet. The Indirect Route of connection is easier to setup but it goes through a third party and streams slower. The Direct Route is a bit more complicated but it does not go through a third party and therefore streams faster. Let’s get started shall we?”
“First we need to secure the DVR or NVR with a password. Now we need to check the internet connection. If the status is offline, press the auto configuration button for it to establish connection. Once the status is online, the device is ready. We need to download the compatible APP for the device. We press on the add recorder button. The Cloud ID can be found in the Fast Network Section. The Password is the same as we set before. The website address to connect to the camera by the indirect route will be stated at the System Version or Information page. Once we enter the cloud id and the password just like in the mobile APP and after clicking on Login, we can connect to the device through the third party. The third party may require you to download and install one of their controls. Only perform this action if it is the manufacturer of the device or a trusted source. Refresh the browser once the setup is complete. Click on Connect all, to begin the streaming”
“For the Direct route, first we need to fix the local ip address of the device. We turn off DHCP in order to input the address. We also need to change the Web Port from the default 80 to any preffered port number. We will thereafter goto Fast Network page to check if the device is corrected connected to the internet”
“Afterwards you need to contact your ISP with regard to two settings. The first question you should ask is, does my internet connection have a static or dynamic IP address. If it is static, then you do not need a DDNS account. But if it is dynamic, then you need to create a new DDNS account. The second question is, does my internet connection have a private or public ip address. If it is a private IP address, then you should make a request for your ISP to change it from private to public.”
“After that’s one, we need to create a DDNS account. No-IP is a well known provider so we will use that. If you opt in for the free account, you need to confirm your hostname every 30 days. After confirming your account from the email you receive from No-IP, your hostname will be active. Now we need to link the hostname to either the router or your video recording device, we will show you both methods”
“After setting up the DDNS, we need to set up the port forwarding function. The port can be checked by using an online port checker. Type in the hostname of the No-IP account, and the Port of the recording device. If it says the port is open, that means the necessary settings are complete”
“When using the direct route, we do not add the cloud id, instead we click on IP/Domain Name, and enter the hostname, thereafter the port number and the password of the device. As you can see it loads much faster than using the Cloud ID. When connecting through a PC, you need to type in the hostname, a colon, and then the port number in the address bar of the browser”
“If your internet connection is slow, and the video lags, you can tweak the settings to reduce the frame rate and the video quality so that the video does not lag. You could also playback or backup videos remotely. Remote backup will not work properly if your internet connection does not have the necessary speeds.”
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