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Need to connect my NVR for security cameras
Hello everyone, I need a hardwired port to connect my security camera system to and to enable port forwarding. I hve the MR60 system and can't figure out where to get a "normal" RJ-45 port. I'v...
Cable modem without any RJ45 ports sits in front.
NVR= network video recorder. A device that records my network cameras locally and then mirrors the same video to another site.
I tried the downloads and searched for about 45 minutes before I created this account. I really appreciate the help. All I need to do is to be able to plug a hardwired device in and then do some firewall / port forwarding. If all else fails I'll just DMZ the one local static IP, but I can't find this area of programming. Thanks against from the old man....
NVR= network video recorder. A device that records my network cameras locally and then mirrors the same video to another site.
I tried the downloads and searched for about 45 minutes before I created this account. I really appreciate the help. All I need to do is to be able to plug a hardwired device in and then do some firewall / port forwarding. If all else fails I'll just DMZ the one local static IP, but I can't find this area of programming. Thanks against from the old man....
MR60 wrote:
Cable modem without any RJ45 ports sits in front.
A model number still helps. I have a Netgear modem without any RJ45 ports, but it can also do router stuff. And that can make life interesting. Hence the question.
MR60 wrote:
NVR= network video recorder. A device that records my network cameras locally and then mirrors the same video to another site.
And that device is?
I'd lay money on there being more than one of those and that they work in different ways.
If you know what it is, there is a chance that someone has come along here before with a similar question. Searching the community for that device may well offer some clues.
Then there is the point about the appropriate bit of this community.