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Part 2. DDNS
1. Continue Part 1: Select "Other Setting" from the Tab bar and turn on DDNS.
2. Select DDNS Type and pick one website from the given field to register your Host Domain Name.
3.
Enter User Name, Password, and Host Domain info that you registered for DDNS and click Test
passes, then click Apply and Exit.
4. Finally, you will need to set port forwarding on your internet-facing router/gateway to direct port 80 traffic to
the DVR. Also you will need to port forwarded your server port 6036 to stream video and audio as well.
Locate the page in your router settings to set port forwarding (may also be labeled "firewall").
HTTP Port: Port for IE connection. (Default is 80)
Server Port: Port for video and audio streaming.
(Default is 6036)
Incoming Port Range (advance)
Forward Port (advance)
IP
Protocol (advanced)
TIP: Some consumer router/gateway devices may present the firewall settings as a list of services to forward. In this
case, consult the manual for settings for creating a custom service and use the above values. For router/gateway
devices provided by your ISP, please contact your ISP technical support.
TIP: AutoDDNS do not need to register online. This
can just register on DVR.
The DDNS URL will always be in the form of
<hostname>.
If you are unable to access the DVR from the
internet using the DDNS URL, but the IP works,
please double check that you have the DDNS URL
correctly typed
80
6036
80-80 (or alternative if port 80 is being used)
80, 6036
Your DVR's internal IP, typically 192.168.x.x
TCP & UDP
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