Hello,
I'm using a Kocom DVR, and i need to be able to monitor the cameras from an external network. I read up a lot on the topic and have come up with two ways i can do it. I can either get a public ip, which i would have to pay for, and forget about it. OR, i could do it through services such as dyndns, no-ip, and ddnscctv.com or acecctv.net.
I have extensively read up on port forwarding and since the DVR's client port is 7620 and the HTTP port is 81, i have been successfully been able to forward these ports. (verified by canyouseeme.org).
Since Dyndns and no-ip need constant registration and are paid features, and also because my DVR comes with a free and automatic ddnscctv.com recommendation, i went with that.
I can access my DVR over the local network via IE, but i can't get to it from outside my LAN. What am i doing wrong?
Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance.
V
I'm using a Kocom DVR, and i need to be able to monitor the cameras from an external network. I read up a lot on the topic and have come up with two ways i can do it. I can either get a public ip, which i would have to pay for, and forget about it. OR, i could do it through services such as dyndns, no-ip, and ddnscctv.com or acecctv.net.
I have extensively read up on port forwarding and since the DVR's client port is 7620 and the HTTP port is 81, i have been successfully been able to forward these ports. (verified by canyouseeme.org).
Since Dyndns and no-ip need constant registration and are paid features, and also because my DVR comes with a free and automatic ddnscctv.com recommendation, i went with that.
I can access my DVR over the local network via IE, but i can't get to it from outside my LAN. What am i doing wrong?
Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance.
V
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