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CCTV Camera Pros recently had a customer ask the following question regarding how to connect a CCTV DVR to a wireless network (assuming that the DVR does not have built in WIFI).I purchased an H.264 DVR about a month ago, and it works great. Because of the location of my, I must keep it at one end of my house, whereas I have my network router at the other end with the fiber optics internet connection. Is it possible to connect the DVR to a 2nd router set up as a bridge in order to connect to the network and over the internet, or must the DVR be directly connected to the main router?CCTV Camera Pros made the following recommendation:Although we always recommend hard wiring surveillance DVRs via CAT5 for network connectivity, we realize that this is not always feasible.
In cases where hard wiring a DVR is not possible, you can connect the DVR to a wireless network bridge. Please see the below network diagram.The can be configured in wireless bridge mode which allows it to connect to a WIFI access point. In this diagram an is hard wired via CAT5 to a WIFI-AP3500. The AP3500 bridge is configured to connect over WIFI to a Cisco LinkSys router. How to connect a surveillance DVR to a Wireless Router.
I want to access my home machine from internet. Since I don't have a static IP I am trying to use DDNS. For that, I've registered a free domain(alihammad.ddns.net) with Noip.com, it binds my external IP (101.50.xx.x) with the domain name. I've also configured my router DDNS settingsRouter: TP-Link TL-WR740NRouteer Firmware: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (11/21/10) stdI am also forwarding two ports, 80 for web and 22 for ssh.Now if I ping my domain (alihammad.ddns.net) from LAN, it works.
But, if I ping the same domain from another network, it doesn't work.Please guide? I hope you found your solution, but for people looking for an answer:When you forward a port on your router, you need to specify the IP of the device which host the service.
Network cameras are connected to a network for access just like computers are connected to networks. Connect the network camera to your Local Area Network (LAN). Many network camera manufacturers offer free DDNS service. Configure a network adapter. To configure a network adapter's settings (for example: IP address and VLAN membership), click “edit”. Choose to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server or manually enter an IP address. You can also configure a VLAN ID for the network interface to assign it to a logically segmented network. How To Setup LAN Connection For CCTV DVR Port Forwarding. Will show you how to set up LAN Connection for CCTV DVR port forwarding using a Zyxel Router. Of the DVR on your Local Area Network.
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In your forwarding table you use 192.168.53.1 which is the router IP.So if your Web server is on 192.168.53.10, you should use this address.Also to be sure that the device keeps the same IP address, you should use the MAC/IP binding.In order to know your IP address/ MAC address:Windows: Win + R, execute 'cmd' (or 'cmd.exe'), and type 'ipconfig' press enter.Mac/Linux: launch a terminal, and type 'ifconfig' press enter.