Viewing Your Dvr Outside Of Your Network - Bunker Hill Security 67139 Set Up And Operating Instructions Manual

7. Type in the IP address of the DVR in
the following format:
HTTP://129.168.1.108
note: The bold underlined numbers are
your IP address and will be different
from the numbers shown in the above
example.
8. If "Require server verification (https:)
for all sites" is selected you will need
to uncheck the selection box.
9. Click ADD.
10. Close window.
To change the default setting for the
TRUSTED SITES zone to low, on the
Main Settings:
1. Click on DEFAULT LEVEL.
2. Change security level of the zone to
"Low" by sliding the slider to the bot-
tom.
3. This will allow ActiveX controls from
the DVR to be downloaded and the
DVR to be viewed on the computer.
4. Click APPLY.
5. Click OK.
You should now see the connected
cameras on the computer screen in
the DxClient backup program. Follow
the instructions for "Backup Program"
to use the software.
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viewing Your dvr
Outside of Your network
Once you have successfully set up
and viewed your DVR through a
router, you are now able to set up
your router to view the DVR while at
a remote location. This process is
called Port Forwarding. Port Forward-
ing is required if you want to view
the DVR from a computer that is not
connected to the same router. This
process opens a path on your home/
business network to allow you to view
your DVR video feed from outside
your network (over the Internet).
There are many makes and models
of routers. You will need to follow the
instructions from your router's manu-
facturer for port forwarding. Consult
online sources or have a qualified
computer technician complete this
task if needed.
Once you have successfully set up
port forwarding from the modem
where the DVR is located, you will be
prompted to enter your user name
(default: admin), password (de-
fault:111111) and install ActiveX con-
trols. You will now be able to view the
DVR from any PC in the world with
internet access and proper computer
settings.
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