If this option is unavailable, select ‘TCP’ for port 80, and ‘UDP’ for port 6100.
If there are options to use TCP and UDP protocols, select the option for ‘Both’. Still, set up two entries, one from starting port 80 to ending port 80, and starting port 6100 to ending port 6100. Some routers will have the ability to forward a range of ports. You will need to forward both of these ports to the LAN IP address of your DVR, using two separate Port Forwarding entries.
LOREX DVR PLAYER HOW TO
Since every router is different, please consult a Port Forwarding website () for specific instructions on how to setup port forwarding for the specific model of router that you are using. You are simply telling the router that any incoming traffic on a specific port or ports should be routed directly to the DVR using its LAN or Private IP address. The other part of it is creating a path through which your users can connect to the DVR from outside of your LAN through your router.
LOREX DVR PLAYER SOFTWARE
Once you’ve successfully connected using the Remote Agent software over the LAN, that’s half the battle. If you are seeing camera titles but no video, please check to make sure that your PC meets the Minimum System Requirements to run the Remote Agent software. Once the DVR is connected, you should start seeing live video.
Now that the DVR has been set up in the Remote Agent software, you may use the drop-down box on the right-side of the screen to select your DVR by name, and click the (left) ‘Connect’ button to attempt to connect to your DVR. When you have finished the configuration of your DVR, click ‘ADD’. Assign each camera from the DVR to a viewing screen by clicking the drop-down boxes that correspond to the 16-channel 4x4 view. The username is ‘ADMIN’ (case-sensitive). Click the wrench icon to enter the Local Configuration.
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