Netgear c7000v2 Port forwading from home to Hikvision Camera at Work?

> I have hikvision cameras [...]

> [...] the NVR [...]

   Not a very detailed description of any of those devices.

> [...] I was told I need to port forward ports [...]

   "told" by whom?  Are you following some instructions which others
might be able to see?

> [...] I enter the ports starting 80: ending 10554.

   Forwarding _all_ the ports 80 - 10554 is not a good plan.  If a
port-forwarding on the C7000v2 lets you specify only Starting and Ending
ports (as the User Manual shows), then I'd specify three single-port
rules: 80:80, 8000:8000, and 10554:10554.

> What values do I put in for the "Internal IP address"? [...]

   That would be the LAN IP address of your (unspecified) "the NVR".

   Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look
for Documentation.  Get the User Manual.  Read.  Look for "Set Up Port
Forwarding to a Local Server" and "Add a Custom Port Forwarding
Service".

   Presumably, your (unspecified) "the NVR" is your "Local Server".

   Pay attention to the suggestion: "See Reserve LAN IP Addresses on
page 66."

> [...] If I put in the router login the 192.168.0.1 - It tells me it's
> invalid IP.

   Yes, because you want the router to forward this stuff to the NVR,
not to itself.

> What values do I put in for the "External IP address"? [...]

   I'd say "Any", unless there's exactly one fixed external/remote
address from which you intend to use this stuff.

> [...] Is this where I put in the NVR ip?

   Your (unspecified) "the NVR" is not "External", is it?

> Also any sort of values I put in [...]

   Not a useful description.  How many billion addresses did you try?
If you didn't try all of them, then which ones did you try?   (And
why?)