How can I remotely access my DVR over the internet?

There are 6 steps to setting up your NVR for remote viewing:

Understand Your Network.
Setup DDNS.
Setup A Port Forward.
Assign The DDNS Hostname To Your NVR.
Set Two IP Addresses For Your NVR.
Verify That Local Viewing and Remote Viewing Work.

Why can’t I see my CCTV remotely?

What to Do If You Cannot Remotely View Security Cameras Using the Internet via Port Forwarding. Make sure your cameras are connected to the network. Ensure all the ports of the network configuration are mapped to the Internet. Open the firewall in the router to allow Internet access to the camera.

How do I access my DVR from a browser?

DVR remote viewing configuration for web browser This configuration works to allow you to remotely access the DVR via a web browser by using a specific port (HTTP) that is found in the DVR’s network menu. As long as you have the necessary information you can configure the router.

What port does the DVR remote view use?

As you can see, now it’s possible to use the DVR remote viewing feature using a web browser (port 8080) or a software (port 37777). The router knows how to handle the request for both ports and will send the traffic to the DVR that inside your local network.

What is channels DVR server?

Our flexible, standalone DVR server that lets you schedule and watch recordings anywhere. The brain for Channels. Channels DVR Server runs on your computer or NAS device at home. There’s no cloud to worry about. Your recordings and shows will always be available.

What kind of computer does the DVR viewer run on?

The DVR viewer software runs only Microsoft Windows based computers. The iDVR-PRO includes software for Mac and Windows, as well as mobile apps for iOS and Android. The instructions to setup the DVR viewer are broken up into the following sections, which include router and network setup instructions.