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D1 H.264 M Series DVR User Manual

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Figure 3.8.6. Network setup screen – Network Port<br />

Network access beyond a router<br />

In order to access the <strong>DVR</strong> remotely beyond a router (firewall), the user must open TCP port for<br />

command level, live channels and storage channels. <strong>User</strong> need to open 2ports numbers on the router;<br />

the <strong>DVR</strong> port number 5445 and the WEB port number 80.<br />

If this port is not opened properly, user can not access <strong>DVR</strong> beyond a router.<br />

Auto Port Forward<br />

To use an Auto Port Forward function, user’s router has to be supported UPNP function surely.<br />

Auto Port Forward function is very useful because user doesn’t want to change a setting value of their<br />

router and can set or change the port to the <strong>DVR</strong> system itself. However, please note that user has<br />

to set again the port when the router is rebooted.<br />

The default values are 5445 for port and 80 for web port. First of all, press a Show List button after<br />

changing Auto Port Forward to OFF. Then, full list on the network will display. A Local IP and External<br />

IP will display also. Check if there is the default value of 5445 and 80. If no, press an OK button after<br />

changing Auto Port Forward to ON. If there is the default value of 5445 and 80 on the list, change the<br />

default port numbers and press OK button after changing Auto Port Forward to ON. At that time, user<br />

has to come out the SETUP menu after saving the value. Then, user can check to the System<br />

Information menu in Live mode if the setting is success or not.<br />

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