Appendix O: Remote Connectivity Options - Lorex LH400 LINK SERIES User Manual

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Appendix O: Remote Connectivity Options

APPENDIX O: REMOTE CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS
The Lorex LINK DVR offers extensive connectivity and compatibility with many devices in the
market.
Multiple variables determine the method of connectivity:
• The installation environment - where are you planning to connect from :
• Local Area Network (e.g. within an office or a home network)
• Over the Internet (e.g. Connecting from home to view your business):
• Using a Dynamic IP Address (most popular in homes and small businesses).
Lorex provides a free DDNS service.
• Using static IP Address (required a higher monthly cost and a specific arrangement
with your internet service provider)
• The device used for connecting:
• Computer (PC vs. Apple Mac)
• Mobile Smart-phone
• Intended use - the purpose you have for connecting to your system remotely
• Viewing only
• Advanced control (e.g. playback, backup, configuration)
• Ease of installation
• Lorex Easy connect (no router port forwarding required)
• Advanced ( router port forwarding required)
Depending on the installation environment, the device and the intended application there are
multiple connectivity options. Lorex strives to provide a user friend and easy consumer
experience. However, certain setup steps are required depending on the chosen scenario.
The table on the next page depicts the most common scenarios.
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