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7.Type in the IP address of the DVR inthe following format:HTTP://129.168.1.108Note: The bold underlined numbers areyour IP address and will be differentfrom the numbers shown in the aboveexample.8.9.10.1.2.3.4.5.If “Require server verification (https:)for all sites” is selected you will needto uncheck the selection box.Click ADD.Close window.To change the default setting for theTRUSTED SITES zone to low, on theMain Settings:Click on DEFAULT LEVEL.Change security level of the zone to“Low” by sliding the slider to the bottom.This will allow ActiveX controls fromthe DVR to be downloaded and theDVR to be viewed on the computer.Click APPLY.Click OK.You should now see the connectedcameras on the computer screen inthe DxClient backup program. Followthe instructions for “Backup Program”to use the software.Viewing Your DVROutside of Your NetworkOnce you have successfully set upand viewed your DVR through arouter, you are now able to set upyour router to view the DVR while ata remote location. This process iscalled Port Forwarding. Port Forwardingis required if you want to viewthe DVR from a computer that is notconnected to the same router. Thisprocess opens a path on your home/business network to allow you to viewyour DVR video feed from outsideyour network (over the Internet).There are many makes and modelsof routers. You will need to follow theinstructions from your router’s manufacturerfor port forwarding. Consultonline sources or have a qualifiedcomputer technician complete thistask if needed.Once you have successfully set upport forwarding from the modemwhere the DVR is located, you will beprompted to enter your user name(default: admin), password (default:111111)and install ActiveX controls.You will now be able to view theDVR from any PC in the world withinternet access and proper computersettings.REV 10hSKU 67139 For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. Page 17