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in this chapter we will learn how to set the network parameters of the device

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correct network settings are the
core for a healthy system

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not all the settings are as important as others

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we will go through the main ones, we will start with the IP address

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click on menu button, settings, network TCP/IP v4 to go to the IP settings

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tick obtain an ip v4 address automatically and obtain DNS automatically

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to get the IP address and DNS automatically

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if your network supports ipv6 tick obtain an ipv6 address automatically as well

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it is highly advisable to set the IP address, subnet mask, gateway preferred DNS and alternate DNS manually

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as the device must have a static IP in order to be accessed remotely

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using DHCP might cause the IP address to change with time

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click apply to save the settings

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if you use the POE NVR the network state of the internal Ethernet ports will be shown as well

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it will not be visible for non POE NVR

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the internal Ethernet port connects all the POE ports with the NVR system

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the POE ports are available when
the state is online

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if it is offline the NVR POE port will be unavailable

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the IP address and subnet mask of the internal Ethernet port can be changed if needed

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but it is highly advisable to keep it as a default settings

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next we will configure the ports

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the system uses 3 ports-

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HTTP port-  the HTTP port is mainly used for direct IE and mobile application remote access via static IP or DDNS

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the default HTTP port of the NVR is 80,

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it is highly advisable to change this port to another value

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in all of the installations to unify the device from other devices in the network

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server port- this port is mainly used for network video management software like CMS

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the default server port is 6036, it is advisable to change this port

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when there is more than one device on the network

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RTSP port- RTSP or real-time stream protocol

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can be used for integrations with third party software's to retrieve the video stream from the NVR

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it is also used by any media player which supports the RTSP.

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the default RTSP port is 554,

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it is advisable to change this port when there is more than one device on the netwrok

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the next subcategory is PPPOE- you only need to configure it if you are using PPPOE connection

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if you are not using PPPOE you can skip to the next step, DDNS configuration

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DDNS or dynamic DNS is used to connect to the

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device remotely without the need for the
static IP from your internet service provider

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there are several DDNS services available

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but we will explain about the 2 main ones which are also free of charge

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tick enable to activate the DDNS

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you will not be able to save the settings until you fill all the fields

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option 1- choose www.autoddns.com in the DDNS type field

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Auto DDNS is a free and simple service that works great with Provision-ISR devices

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next, input a name to your choosing in the domain name field and click on register

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wait for the registration process to finish

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note that the domain name is personal, each name can be used and registered only once

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so make sure to choose a unique name which will be available for registration

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once registered the registered domain name will be used for remote connection

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for example if you registered as guest 1
your domain name will be guest1.AutoDNS.com

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option 2 is mint DNS

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this DDNS server is owned and maintained by Provision-ISR

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we will explain about this service in the mint DNS chapter

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in any case remember that using DDNS service to connect to the device from remote locations

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requires a proper configuration of the ports and setting port forwarding in your router

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now we will go to email configurations

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this email setting is used to send alarm notifications to your email

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you can refer to the alarm chapter to learn more about configuring when to use email and how

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but first you must configure the email in order to enjoy the benefits of email notifications

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input the sender details in full

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if you are not sure which values you need to input

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please consult with your network manager or contact your email providers apart

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take attaching image if you wish the emails to include a corresponding snapshot

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click on test to confirm that the
details are correct

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input the email address of the recipient of the test message and confirm

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if the mail test has failed, please check the sender info and try again

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if the test was sent successfully
it means that the sender details are correct

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now you can set the recipients.
refer to alarm chapter to learn how

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next is a UPnP configuration.

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you should skip this setting unless UPnP is required by the network administrator

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UPnP allows you to access the device through IE client in one without port mapping

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the router must support this feature and it must be enabled within the router interface

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please refer to your router documentation for more information

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set the NVR IP address, subnet mask and gateway in the router interface

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apply and save

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in the device interface tick enable and click the apply button

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click refresh button to refresh the UPnP status

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if the UPnP status is still invalid UPnP after refreshing

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the port number is probably wrong. please change the mapping type to manual

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and click on the pencil icon to modify the port until the UPnP status turns to valid UPnP

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now you can view the external IP address of the NVR

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input the external IP address and HTTP port in the IE address bar to access the NVR

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now we will continue to NAT configuration

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the quickest method for remote connection is the p2p cloud connection

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we refer to it as NAT.

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NAT allows you to connect to the device from anywhere in the world

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without the need for any further settings in the device or router

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it takes less than five
seconds to set and use

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click on NAT to access the interface

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tick enable to activate the p2p cloud connection availability

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now you can use the application provisioncam2

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to scan the QR-code and connect to the device from anywhere in the world

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if you wish to connect to the device from a web browser

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browse to- www.provisionisr-cloud.com

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input the device serial number, username
and password and connect

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telnet is the last subcategory.

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the telnet is used mostly for remote connection for technical support and debugging of the system

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enabling it can be done only from the local interface by clicking on start telnet service

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it will be closed automatically after rebooting the device

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the user can also disable it manually by clicking on closed telnet service

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the normal state of the telnet is disabled

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last in the network section is
the network status

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here you will find all the information you need about the network information

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including local IP, ports as well as the NAT and push server status

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some of the most useful information in the network status section is the bandwidth

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here you will be able to see the system's bandwidth bank

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along with the remaining bandwidth for local and remote connections

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use it to optimize your systems performance

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this finalizes the network configurations