rob36

Hello All, First Post here. I have a 16 camera DVR, that has an Ethernet port, with networking. The DVR is a AVC777W. using Video Web Server S ver 1.1.5.5. I can view my Camera's on my local network, using the Video Web server S. But I am having a problem when I try to access the program remotely! Here is what I have for Hardware: My ISP is WIndstream with a ADSL/Router Modem Sagem 1704. The ISP uses a Dynamic IP address, I registered with DYNDNS for a Static Ip . I set up the 1704 NAT the DYNDNS , and that seems to be working ok. When I type in the address bar my DVR IP address, Up comes the Program, Any time & Any where, which asks for user name and password. When I enter that info, the Video Web Server comes up OK, for the control of the DVR, but no CAMERA video? I am sure that I am missing something in the 1704 , but I can not find any info as what else to do? Anyone have any info on settings for the 1704. Thanks rob

Hello nanparis Yes set the router port forwarding to the DVR staic IP address and PORT number: I use dyndns for static IP, , I aksed my friend to bring up my DVR camaera,s. He typed in my dyndns info: xxxx.dydns-remote.com805X and he was able to get my DVR anywhere anytime program that came with my DVR, put in user name and password, and he could vies my camera's hope that helps. rob

Hello nanparis, I use dyndns, for my static IP. I do not use no ip. First try the following: forget about the NOIP or dyndns for the moment. Get your IP address set your IP address to one that the sagemon DHCP server will be able to see. Than have a friend type in the DVR IP adress like 192.168.254.31:8050 the DVR port should have been set to 8050 And you should have set up the bridge/router Sagemon for the port 8050 to be forwarded. let know how you do when you get the Dynamic IP address working ,than you can get NOIP or dyndns to work rob

HI widget3d, WOW that was GOOD INFO! i CHANGED THE pORT TO 8050, AND CHECKED MY IP ADDRESS ADDED THE Colon 5080. And BINGO, DVR web camera server came right up! Thanks again. rob

Thank you for the suggestions. I am currently using XP, and switched to IE8, and now I can get the Video Web server , by typing in the IP Address of the DVR, and I control the DVR functions, OK! But I asked a friend to connect to my DVR REMOTELY and that still fails! !!! MY ISP is Windstream and I am using a 1704 SAGEMON DSL/Router, combo device. In the ROuter set up, I have Port forwarded the DVR Port as TCP 90. But I have not been able to connect remotely!

Thank you for taking the time to help. When testing at home , I use Fire fox, but also can switch to IE8 or Google Chrome. I use XP media edition also when testing at home. Form reading other forums on the internet, I think my problem, is related to the 1704 sagemon dsl/router, not being set up as a server? So I looking for more info in that area. thanks again. Rob