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MrFlema
May 24, 2014Aspirant
FVS318N Help!
Hello, I need help! i'm trying to conect a Qsee dvr for remote access but for some reason i can't open port 80 on the router, any sugestions? I've been stuck with this for a couple of days and i really need help setting up dvr. Thank you!
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- fordemMentorAssuming that you are using NAT to share a single WAN ip between several devices, what you need to do is not open port 80, but forward it to the DVR's internal ip address.
First - is the DVR configured for a static ip address? If it is, make sure that you have a default gateway entry configured. If it's not, make sure you are using a DHCP reservation.
Second - make sure the DVR is accessible at the local LAN ip address.
Now to forward the port - select the security/firewall tab of the FVS318, and add an inbound service - select http, allow always and enter the address of the DVR and click apply.
Finally - test from OUTSIDE your network - make sure you know the correct public ip address to use - get it from the status page of the FVS318 - and make sure it is a public address, because if your modem is a modem/router and the FVS has a private address that yill cause you problems. - jmizoguchiVirtuosoMake sure your ISP is not blocking 80 assuming you were able to setup forwarding but meant to say it is not going though the router .
- MrFlemaAspirant[QUOTE=jmizoguchi;474418]Make sure your ISP is not blocking 80 assuming you were able to setup forwarding but meant to say it is not going though the router .[/QUO
Thanks for the help, how do i unblock por 80? - jmizoguchiVirtuosoYou need to verified with ISP and if it is you have iuse other ports
- MrFlemaAspirant
fordem wrote: Assuming that you are using NAT to share a single WAN ip between several devices, what you need to do is not open port 80, but forward it to the DVR's internal ip address.
First - is the DVR configured for a static ip address? If it is, make sure that you have a default gateway entry configured. If it's not, make sure you are using a DHCP reservation.
Second - make sure the DVR is accessible at the local LAN ip address.
Now to forward the port - select the security/firewall tab of the FVS318, and add an inbound service - select http, allow always and enter the address of the DVR and click apply.
Finally - test from OUTSIDE your network - make sure you know the correct public ip address to use - get it from the status page of the FVS318 - and make sure it is a public address, because if your modem is a modem/router and the FVS has a private address that yill cause you problems.
Thanks a lot for the help. I'm almost there, everything works fine in the same network, just need to set up the remote access.
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