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3.10 NETWORK CONFIGURATION
The Network section of the Parameters menu can be used to access all the NVR settings for accessing the Internet and the
local area network (LAN), the email notification functions, the use of a DDNS (Dynamic DNS) etc.
The submenu is:
1.
General Settings
2.
DDNS
3.
Email
4.
FTP
5.
IP filter
6.
Voice Assistant
7.
Platform Access
GENERAL SETTINGS
The first time concerns the settings for configuring access to the IP network by the NVR; there are three available methods
for selecting the IP address and the respective parameters:
➢
PPPOE
➢
DHCP:
➢
Static
After selecting the network mode (DHCP, PPPOE or Static) and setting the ports the Client Port
can be used to access the NVR locally or remotely, via a local network or the Internet.
Some parameters which are in common to all functions are available in addition to the specific parameters of each single
mode illustrated below.
3.10.1.1 General Settings
This menu makes it possible to configure your WLAN network settings.
Check the DHCP box if you connect to a router to use DHCP. The router will automatically assign all network parameters
for the NVR. The parameters are as follows unless the network address is set manually:
•
IP Address: The IP address identifies the NVR on the network. It consists of four groups of digits between 0 and
255, separated by dots. For example "192.168.001.100".
•
Subnet Mask: This is a network parameter which defines a range of IP addresses which can be used in a network.
Assuming the IP address is the street on which you live, the subnet mask is your neighbourhood. The subnetwork
address also consists of four groups of digits, separated by dots. For example "255.255.000.000".
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Default value for the Client port: 9000
3
Default value for the HTTP port: 80
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