frankfromcanada

Yes it requires both TCP & UDP and both are checked off...I double checked the gateway (Linksys router) and the ip address everything looks fine....The network has 4 computers on it and it is a nine camera system i used a static ip from dyndns & no-ip dot com ... Update: I removed the DVR and brought it to my office hooked it in to my system and had it online (remote view) in no time it worked first shot.... Could it be a firewall? Norton/McAfee????? Thanks Guys Frank

Yes the DVR is set to port 5000 and is forwarded I even got desperate and set it up on DMZ HOSTING and it still will not connect????

I have been banging my head against the wall for 2 hrs here is my problem Dvr (9 Channel) is connected and is accessable to all the computers on the network through the client software. However i cannot access it through the internet I have set up a dyn dns static host and it worked for a day and now it doesnt I have set up a no-ip host thinking it may be the dyn dns it worked for 1 log in and then stopped I have got the external ip and tested it in the client software and that didnt work either? Could there be a firewall blocking me somewhere????? The dvr works flawless and can be viewes over the network but not over the internet?????What am i missing here??? frank