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Remote Access: Login<br />

If you’re logging in to the <strong>DVR</strong> for the<br />

first time via a local network, then use<br />

the following settings:<br />

• IP: This field will self-populate when<br />

you select a <strong>DVR</strong> from the list.<br />

• Server Port: The default is 9000.<br />

My<strong>DVR</strong> will automatically detect the<br />

server port of the <strong>DVR</strong>.<br />

• Username: To get full control of the<br />

<strong>DVR</strong>, use the default administrator<br />

username: admin. You can create<br />

other accounts, but the default is<br />

always called admin.<br />

• Password: The default admin account<br />

has no password. Leave this blank, and<br />

set a password later.<br />

Before running My<strong>DVR</strong> for the first time:<br />

Ensure your <strong>DVR</strong> is connected to a network and (if accessing<br />

via the Internet) you know the Public IP Address of the <strong>DVR</strong><br />

or the DDNS address (see “Network: Advanced: DDNS” on<br />

“Network: Advanced: DDNS” on page 21 for more).<br />

That your network is set to DHCP addressing or the <strong>DVR</strong><br />

has been configured to use STATIC addressing (see “Network:<br />

General” on page 19).<br />

That UPnP is enabled on your router (see your router’s<br />

documentation to learn more).<br />

If you’re accessing the <strong>DVR</strong> via a LAN (local network):<br />

• Select LAN under the heading Network Type.<br />

• Your <strong>DVR</strong> should automatically appear in the list of<br />

compatible devices near the top of the window.<br />

• If your <strong>DVR</strong> does not appear, choose Scan Device in LAN.<br />

If this doesn’t work, then it indicates some kind of local<br />

network fault.<br />

• Select your <strong>DVR</strong> from the list - it will probably be the only<br />

thing there, unless you’ve got another Swann <strong>DVR</strong>.<br />

If you’re accessing the <strong>DVR</strong> via the Internet:<br />

• Select WAN under the heading Network Type.<br />

• If you’re using a Fixed Public IP address, choose IP<br />

Address under Register Mode, and enter the IP address<br />

into the space marked IP.<br />

• If you’re using a DDNS hostname, choose Domain Name<br />

under Register Mode, and enter the DDNS domain name<br />

into the field labeled Domain.<br />

• If you’re using the Swann<strong>DVR</strong> DDNS service, your address<br />

will be: yourDDNSname.swanndvr.net<br />

• Enter the Server Port for the <strong>DVR</strong> (it won’t be able to<br />

automatically detect this over the Internet - you’ll need<br />

to remember it!).<br />

• Enter your Username and Password.<br />

• Choose Login.<br />

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