trikeusa

No matter what I do, I cannotview my analog DVR on my phone. I have a Linksys router model 14376. Programed in my port forwarding is a reserved IP address of 192.168.1.61 for my DVR. It is TCP external port 37777 internal port 9090. My DVR, I have a Lorex lh118000. Dhcp to static, media port is 9090 web port is 37777. Netmask 255.255.255.000 gateway 192.168.1. DNS1 is 0 DNS 2 is 0. auto port forwarding enabled. Then there is a setting that says mobile username = admin, password 12345678, mobile port 1025. I had a spectrum router internet service provider is spectrum couldn't get it to work on there, so I changed my router and I still can't get it to work I have tried different ports. The default gateway and IP addresses I have verified match both the router and the DVR. I can't get the view on my PC or my phone

To view on just my PC, I had to do the virtual server and port orwarding options.

I'm still having trouble, maybe cuz of my bridged connection, I'm using wrong DNS? If you have the small cd that came with it, there are instructions on there. Not sure if they'll help you. Be warned they're obviously translated. I'll post another reply about my progress

It's a creepy coincidence that there is another response to this thread, cuz today I decided to try this router again! As far as mobile, I only tried to access that port thru my phone and it worked. I did have this router configured properly at one time, but have since moved and forgot. The main thing I'm confused on, is virtual server, port fowarding, and which exactly do I need to configure...

Ok Ty. I'll try that. I had pf and vs setup before w/o dmz, but couldnt view on mobile. I'll post my results.

So it contradicts port forwarding, but doesn't work w/o it ? I'm confused lol

I have discovered that all I need to do on my router is set my port forwarding, and enable DMZ. doin this has solved my issue. i'm not sure if other android apps would work, but the one they recommended works great "TMEye". Everything that is referenced online about my DVR is chinese and poorly translated and uninformative, making this very cumbersome. Live and learn I guess.

thanks for the info, i found some information. its recommended that i use an app called TMEye. i installed that and got connected to my server but cannot see cameras. I guess i will hafta keep trying different things and different apps. maybe i hafta be in record mode on dvr? for the ip adress i entered the ip address i got from canyouseeme.com., which is the isp address. im wondering if i hafta use this ip in my router settings or if my router settings are wrong?

They have not suggested anything, instructions are vague and generic, I wish I woulda known there was no support, instructions and online, before I purchased. I have used 4 diff apps now, all very common...Ip cam viewer, mviewer, iwatchdvr, and divis dvr viewer.

hi all, i am trying to view my camera via my htc hero android phone. i was able to use virtual server and port forwarding to access my dvr via my pc on IE, but when using the same settings on my phone, it fails to connect. i checked my ports thru canyouseeme site and they were all successful. here are my details: dvr brand is generic, but i was able to find out this: model: h.264 full realtime dvr/dvs version: v4.0.6-tkw003 aug 29 2011 ip: 192.168.2.5 gateway: 192.168.2.1 (router ip) dev port: 8670 (i'm not sure the difference but this is what my dvr says) mobile port: 101 http port: 80 net mask: 255.255.255.000 DNS: 000.000.000.000 DCHP is unchecked. i have at&t dsl from a modem then into my router, i have a cord from router to dvr. dlink-625 settings as pictured: 1 virtual server 2 port forwarding 3 application rules i went thru and made even more changes to try and get any internet connection to be able to get into my dvr, worked from the internet, but not the phone. nothing has changed since these pics. any help is greatly appreciated thanks. I probably have some overkill settings or wrong numbers in place, idk. btw there is no product support that i know of or can find for this dvr...ugh!