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Thread ID: 120933	2011-10-03 10:07:00	Dyndns remote view	Tbird650 (6754)	Press F1

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1235260	2011-10-04 05:46:00	One thing at a time... makes good sense. thanks. Ok to clarify, do you mean I should be able to connect directly within the lan by its' own IP address, perhaps in a browser or command prompt? It does ping from command prompt. It doesn,t show in my windows7 network with an icon. I can see the other PC and the router though. A second thought is should the dvr respond in the same kind of way as the router does by simply entering its' ip address in the browser?	Tbird650 (6754)
1235261	2011-10-04 05:51:00	A second thought is should the dvr respond in the same kind of way as the router does by simply entering its' ip address in the browser? Yes that's correct, if it supports web access, which not all DVRs do.	CYaBro (73)
1235262	2011-10-12 08:47:00	Ok, thanks. I'm back from holiday now and still struggling with this setup. When I put IP address 192.168.1.66 into browser, it doesn't find the dvr. I've tried adding to the address, the port numbers 80, 8000 & 9000 as well. I can ping the dvr and view the cameras via its' own H.264 DVR client software. I've added some screenshots of the settings. Hoping someone can spot the problem. Thanks.	Tbird650 (6754)
1235263	2011-10-12 08:57:00	Some more screenshots...	Tbird650 (6754)
1235264	2011-10-12 10:25:00	That all looks ok, and your ports are open from outside. You should turn off the dyndns.org client in the DVR because your router is already doing it, and it is probably supplying it's local IP. Check the DNS settings - they are different to the ones on your PC (but that shouldn't effect the issue). Have you fiddled with the "Mode: VBR" & "Internet: <speed>" settings?	fred_fish (15241)
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