remote view eb1304 net

[nacster 0]

hello all and thx for having me

my problem-:

unable to remote access the dvr from another computer throught the internet

the setup-:

1 pc in office connected to internet via bt homehub (dsl modem/router)

1 dvr unit running 4 cams with 500gb built in hd

the pc and the unit are both hard wired to router/modem with cat cables etc

as you might of guessed its the ip numbers/gateway numbers/port opening tht im struggling with

the external ip of the router is 82. etc etc

the internal ip`s are 192.168.etc subnet is 255.255.255.0

i thinkyou know the setup

i could really do with someone outlining the whole network setup etc

i.e pc should be 192.168.1.1 dvr should be 192.168.1.2 gateway should be etc

also what ports should be opened for the dvr to be accessed

can i change the default port 80 to anything on the dvr

does the dns setting on dvr need filling in

i really need your help guys

thx in advance

p.s i managed to setup a rudimentry surveilance system at home with just a 10 pound webcam and a netgear router and had my friend access it from his pc at home using tracker_com software lol

help me plz

[photys 0]

Router (refered too by other computers as the gateway)

192.168.0.1

255.255.255.0

 

Computer

192.168.0.2

255.255.255.0

192.168.0.1 (in gateway)

 

EB1304net

192.168.0.3

255.255.255.0

192.168.0.1 (in gateway)

 

 

SETTING UP THE EB1304NET:

Grab the EB1304's remote, go to menu - network settings.

Choose a port (Video port).

1304 is nice and easy to remember

 

Then hit the right arrow once at "IP Mode" and choose "Static"

Press the right arrow again to fill in the IP address.

 

Locally you would connect to it by typing

http://192.168.0.3:1304

 

 

PORT FORWARDING:

To get at it from the internet, you need to tell the router where to send the request for video.

So check the online help for the router and look for "Port forward" or "NAT" .

Sometimes found in the Security section.

 

There you tell it to forward any info for the DVR to port 1304

It will ask for:

Protocol - TCP

Port range - 1304

An IP to send the data to - 192.168.0.3

Thes instructions might help

http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/BT/BTHomeHub/Echolink.htm

 

 

STATIC IP:

If you have a static IP then you would connect to your EB1304net by typing

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1304

(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) being your static ip

 

 

DYNAMIC IP:

If you have a dynamic IP the go to http://www.no-ip.com/

Create a free username and pass.

Create a name for your DVR

ie http://my1304.no.ip.com

Download their DUC app and run it at startup on your copmuter.

This will allow you to connect to the DVR without knowing your ever changing IP. Simply type http://my1304.no.ip.com:1304 in internet explorer.

 

 

DNS QUESTION:

Regarding the DNS question, im not 100% sure.

Im dynamic IP so I disregarded it.

It only allows numbers and not a DNS name

If your dynamic, you could fill in the gateway IP.

Then in the router (gateway) you would fill in your my1304.no.ip.com in the Dynamic DNS area.

 

 

 

 

Give it a bash, its by no means easy but it is satisfying knowing you nailed it.

Edited September 27, 2007 by Guest

[photys 0]

mmmm.

After looking at the online help for your router, you might struggle with its pissy user interface.

They port forward to a device name, not an IP.

 

If the EB1304net shows up as a device, then its easy, If not, struggle with the interface till you can find a way to type in its IP.

 

Then look smugly at the camera and send us a pic

[nacster 0]

thankyou so much for your help i will try it first thing in the morning and reply if it works

hopefully it will help others 2

yeah the menu is a bit awkward to navigate doesnt feel natural if you know what i mean

thx again

[photys 0]

HOW TO USE THE DDNS SERVICE ON EB1304net

 

http://support.aver.com/faq.php?do=article&articleid=505

[cableguy 0]

hello all and thx for having me

my problem-:

unable to remote access the dvr from another computer throught the internet

the setup-:

1 pc in office connected to internet via bt homehub (dsl modem/router)

1 dvr unit running 4 cams with 500gb built in hd

the pc and the unit are both hard wired to router/modem with cat cables etc

as you might of guessed its the ip numbers/gateway numbers/port opening tht im struggling with

the external ip of the router is 82. etc etc

the internal ip`s are 192.168.etc subnet is 255.255.255.0

i thinkyou know the setup

i could really do with someone outlining the whole network setup etc

i.e pc should be 192.168.1.1 dvr should be 192.168.1.2 gateway should be etc

also what ports should be opened for the dvr to be accessed

can i change the default port 80 to anything on the dvr

does the dns setting on dvr need filling in

i really need your help guys

thx in advance

p.s i managed to setup a rudimentry surveilance system at home with just a 10 pound webcam and a netgear router and had my friend access it from his pc at home using tracker_com software lol

help me plz

 

Hello. You can fill the DNS setting in your router so when its going online to communicate with the DynDNS site that you have assign.

I think you can change the port on the DVR at least of the most that i have install they do.

You have to port forward the specific port of the DVR that you have assign into your router.

BTW you have static or dynamic IP? Its easier with Static ip because you dont need to assign DNS, you just port forward the ip of your DVR for example...

 

IF your router has internal IP 192.168.1.1 then your DVR must go something like 192.168.1.x ( where x a number of your choice but be careful to be in the IP POOL of your router).

then you need to port forward the PORT that you have input to your DVR

and finally to fill the DNS on your rourer..... if your router does not have DNS setting you can fill those in your DVR.

 

I think that help you a bit.