I am trying to access the security cameras at work using the IP address. I have tried Internet Explorer and Firefox to no avail. Tried run, IP address and pinging. Any suggestions. Running Vista.
cindyinbalto
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Jump to PostThis may be though to work through publicly without compromising securtiy... but I'll try.
Are you on the same subnet, or are you trying to access them remotely?
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techsheaven
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This may be though to work through publicly without compromising securtiy... but I'll try.
Are you on the same subnet, or are you trying to access them remotely?
DhayaCse
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ip? You need to buy a ip address sa for that i'm Crazzzzzzzzzzy
brite_a
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if you are permitted to access the cameras, you can access them by the wan ip of the router to which the DVR is connected to. You would also need to forward the listening ports of the dvr. If you dont have a static ip @ your office, you need to look into dynamic dns service such as dyndns, noip etc.
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