Almost disater!!!

[Davey]

Originally Posted by twinturbo

If you need a hand getting the DVR connected to the internet then give me a shout, they are usually easy enough as long as your router at the workshop can handle "Port Forwarding" (sometimes goes by other name) and as a tip don't port forward port 80 -> 80 & 443 -> 443 if that's whats suggested in the DVR manual.

TT

Thanks for that, the manual (as usual) is a poorly tranzlated piece of paper, originally Korean I think.

No 1 son is pretty good with IT so he will be first port of call but if that doesn't work I'll give you a holler.

D.

[twinturbo]

They are more or less all the same, the unit runs a little web server so if you connect to it you get a web page. Hopefully passworded before you get anywhere.

For extra security, I would not allow access to the webserver via the "standard method" on standard ports 80 & 443. Instead use something like 1080 and 1443..

Do you know if your internet at work has a STATIC IP? if not you will need a router capable of doing dyndns.

Lost yet

[Davey]

Do you know if your internet at work has a STATIC IP? if not you will need a router capable of doing dyndns.

Errrmmm, ask me one on sport

I think its a static ip but I'll check this week.

D.

[twinturbo]

Is sport the thing that causes injuries????


if it's BT business BB then it will be static.. Many other providers will be too but most are not..

TT