RTSP port: Configure the protocol for controlling video or audio streaming media. (b-1) Configure the port mapping on the router in LAN B (a-2) Sample of the router's port mapping in LAN A: Note: The default RTP port range of the NVR (VioStor) is 6100~6259. RTP port: (Configure the port for NVR to receive remote video data from the IP camera) (a-1) Configure the port mapping on the router in LAN A RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol): The protocol for controlling video or audio streaming media.Ĭonfigure the port mapping or virtual server on the router: RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol): The protocol for delivering video or audio data. In this sample, you must configure the RTP port setting on the router of LAN A and the RTSP port setting on the router of LAN B. Axis, D-link, GANZ, LevelOne or Vivotek cameras that support MPEG4 streaming. If the IP camera is installed outside the router, you have to configure the RTSP and RTP ports on the router and the NVR so that the NVR can save the recording data from the IP cameras, e.g.

Some IP cameras delivers MPEG4 image via RTSP or RTP ports. In this application, you have to configure the port mapping or virtual server of the routers in LAN A and LAN B and forward the ports to the corresponding LAN IP by the NAT router so that the NVR can save the recording data from the remote IP camera and the remote PC can access the monitoring page over the Internet. Please refer to the user guide of the IP camera for the network configuration.Ĭonfigure the router/ virtual server/ firewall Plan the IP address and port of the NVR, the camera, and the PC. Please follow the steps below to install the NVR. Some IP cameras are installed in LAN B behind a different router in a remote location.Īllow the users to connect the NVR from remote PC over the Internet. The VioStor, IP cameras, and the PC are in LAN A.

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