Configuring the Samsung SHR-2040 DVR (DVR) to access it via the Internet.
Do you have a DVR for analog cameras and want to use it for video surveillance over the Internet, but it is impossible to set up? This article will try to describe in detail the example of setting the DVR Samsung SHR-2040. So in most cases, a home Internet connection is carried out with dynamic IP-then I'll consider it such a connection, the more so that the connection of the DVR to the Internet with static, the IP address is usually not difficult.
The principle of operation of most DVRs using analog surveillance cameras is identical, respectively, and the procedure for connecting most DVRs is similar, although some elements, such as menu items and settings names, may differ. As well as the software required to connect. The settings of the routers are also very similar, in my case it is Netgear WNR2200.
In total there are 3 options to connect this recorder to the Internet. The first - with a static IP address. We consider this option will not, because the allocation of static IP costs money, and the connection procedure is quite simple. The second option - with a dynamic IP address. This is the most common variant at the moment, it's what I would consider. And the last option - via an ADSL modem. To mention about the differences from the second embodiment. If you do anything before you read this manual, I advise you to reset all settings to the factory.
So let's get started.
Part one. Configure DDNS.
Due to the fact that we are considering options imply a dynamic the IP-address, ie the address of the DVR changes each time this is connected to the Internet. Accordingly, we should start with this task. Go to the settings of our DVR. The default username - "ADMIN", password - "4321". Select the menu item "Network" - "Setting the Transmission Protocol". Open the item "DDNS Nodes". We see a list of sites, which can operate our registrar. You can choose any. Personally, I chose no-ip. It's free, easy and convenient. Come on noip.com site. It is in English, but do not worry - nothing complicated there. At the top of the page click "Sign up '. Choose username, password, you drive a mail confirming email. Host address can be any that is not occupied. Be sure to remember the username, password, and the address. By registering.
Be sure to check after registration that your address is on the “Manage hosts” page. He’s usually “<Your name>.ddns.net. " Now on the left click “Download client”.
Download, install and open. We go under your username and password from the site. Open “Edit hosts” - there should be our address, the same one. Put a check next to it and click “Save”. “Refresh now.” If all 3 green questions are on - excellent, the first point is passed. If not, check again - maybe you made a mistake when entering data.
Part two. Setting up the router.
As I said, I am considering an option for a Netgear router. If you have a different one, there may be differences. We open the browser and in the address bar we hammer 192.168.1.1.
Press enter, enter the username and password (by default - “admin”, “password”) and get into the settings of the router. We need to arrange forwarding of six ports to our registrar. This is necessary so that external devices, when connected to our router, do not linger on it, but pass to the registrar. So, go to the “port forwarding / initialization” item. We need a redirect. Click “Add your own service.”
In all the fields for the ports we write “554”, the IP address is 192.168.1. ***. Instead of asterisks, you can put any 3 digits that are not busy on your network. Save. We repeat this procedure for the ports “555”, “556”, “557”, “37777”, “37778”, indicating the same IP.
Saved and done.
Part three. DVR setup.
In the setting of the registrar go to "Network" - "IP Settings". Put the "Static IP". IP address specify the one that made ices in the previous section (setting of the router). DNS set by default. In any case, check with the specified instructions. Subnet mask looking in the router settings. Item "status of the router." Login - 192.168.1.1. That is, the address of our router. If you have ADSL connection, instead of "the IP Static", putting "ADSL", and fill out the line "User Id" and "Password" the data given to you by your ISP. Now go to the "Network" - "Setting the Transmission Protocol". Protocol type - TCP, Node DDNS - no-ip.com. The host name of trying to drive address obtained in the first chapter, on the login and password from the same direction. All is ready. In any case, reboot the recorder.
Part Four Set up your computer to view.
Download the Samsung NET-i viewer program. Install, run. By default, the login information is “admin” and “4321”. In the “tools” section, open the “setup tool”.
Click add device (Camera with green plus sign).
“Address type” is changed to “URL”. We drive in the address of our DDNS from the first chapter. “Device port” - 554, we take the ID and password from your registrar. Those with whom you are on the menu. The default is “ADMIN” and “4321”.
Click “registration” and observe an error - an invalid MAC address.
It can be viewed in the registrar settings in the “System” - “System Settings” item. It has the form **. **. **. **. **. **. We drive it into our program, click “register”.
If nothing happened - everything is in order, close this window with a cross and look into the program itself. Our camera should have appeared on the left.
Well, actually, that's all. You can also configure the viewer itself, how many cameras to display, which, in what size, etc.
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