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http/https/rtsp: This port is mostly used to log into your NVR via webpage or 3rd party streaming player
by rtsp protocol. If the default port number (80) is used by other devices in the network, you may need to
change it.
Client Port: This is the internal port that your NVR will use to send information through. This particular
port number (9000) is not used by many devices, however, if you have another NVR-like device, you may
need to change it.
Internal Port: It is mostly used to access the NVR from the same LAN.
External Port: It is mostly used to access the NVR from a different LAN or internet. You need to forward
the external ports to internet from your router manually If you want to access your NVR via internet,
which would be a little more complicated for users without network knowledge. Using UPNP would
make it easier.
UPNP is a network protocol designed to allow network-connected devices to automatically obtain and
forward the ports from the router.
1. Tick the checkbox of UPNP.
2. Choose Auto on Mapping Strategy, the
external port will be automatically obtained
and forwarded from your router.
3. If you want to change the external port by
manual, choose Manual on Mapping Strategy
and then modify the port accordingly.
P2P Switch: Click to enable P2P function.
IP Camera Hyperlink: This advanced feature allows to visit the webpage of the IP cameras which are
connected to the NVR when you're accessing in the NVR's webpage. Tick the checkbox to enable this
feature and click Apply to save, you will find the hyperlink of each capable IP camera on the NVR's
webpage.
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