Hi Team, I have a Draytek Vigor 2700 Router. I have redirected ports 80 , and 34599 to view my DVR cameras at my office. I have a static IP and i can successfully log into my DVR via HTTP port 80, though my port 34599 accessed through my iPhone does not work. Its successfully logs in but no images is displayed. I have tested the ports and they are both open. Is this an issue with the Draytek? Thank you regards DANIEL

Hi,
what do you want the DVRs local IP address on your LAN or your internets public IP address?

to see the local IP that the DVR is on, check the menu's in the DVR as if configured properly you should have it set up as a static IP on your LAN...

if you can not find it there, you should be able to log into your router and view connected devices... some routers are better than others, but you will probably only be able to see devices that are connected and assigned an IP address from your routers DHCP table..

if you want your public internet IP address then go to http://cmyip.com but in order to view your DVR from a different location on the internet you will need to set up port forwarding on your router - the DVR manual should show what ports need to be forwarded...

you may also want to consider using a dynamic DNS service if you do not have a static IP from your internet provider... most DVRs that I have encountered provide a dynamic DNS service..

Thanks,

IP CAM VIEW found in the Itunes Market: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ip-cam-view/id471794610?mt=8# should work as long as you have the network settings properly configured in both your DVR and Home Network. I recommend setting a Static IP for the DVR on your Home Router. After you have assigned the IP goto the network settings on your DVR and input the IP Address you assigned, the SubnetMask of your Home Router(usually 255.255.255.0 or 255.255.252.0), and the Gateway of yourHome Router.(i.e. 192.168.0.1/192.168.1.1/192.168.1.254). While you are on your Network screen I recommend changing your default TCP Port andHTTP Port to something that is not commonly allocated. As with most Routers you must Create a pinhole in the firewall to allow the outside traffic in. Select your DVR's IP on your Router and Create Definitions for both Ports that you set on your DVR's Network Menu. If your DVR and Router didn't reboot after saving these changes reboot.On the phone ap I found the following two cameras to work with the H.264 DVR System V2.00.R05:

• Make: Unknown Brand Model: DVR-9008HV
• Make:A.V.Sistemi Model:A.V.Sistemi 61xx DVR

For the Host/IP field, You use your Home Routers Internet IP. TCP port is the number you set on the network menu of your DVR. Ch.# is the Channel Cam (1-8, and 9 being a single feed of all 8 channels)user names and passwords are case sensitive.
I hope this helps

The Draytek Vigor router supports USB-based Wide Area Network, or WAN, modems. It has four 10/100 Base-T ports, Network Address Translation IP packet filtering firewall, Demilitarized Zone and Virtual Private Network. The initial setup requires installing the firmware. Then, connect the USB router to the modem, in order to upload the firmware automatically to the modem.

i have a very simple application called netscan. just search it in google and download it. then put the ip address aproximately and you will be able to see who is in the network.

If your camera is connected to DVR then do the port redirection on your firewall so that you shall view the cameras from internet, If your camera is directly connected to network using RJ45 simply do the port redirection to IP address of CCTV camera.

I have exactly the same problem on a couple of Sraytek 2820vm. Did you solve the problem?

Regards Herbert

Hello,

Get to a command prompt and type 'ipconfig' - no quotes.

You will see some ip addresses listed. The gateway ip address is the ip address of your router. Put that ip address into the address bar of your web browser and it will take you to the router config page. This is where you can do port forwarding if you want to be able to view the cameras from outside your network. Post a comment if you need any more help.

Or did you just forget your router password........or is the router not responding......let me know :)

is your office camera connected to the wrt54g? do you know the ip address of your camera? the port number will come from your camera. If the camera is connecting to the wrt54g, you can open the router configuration page and input your settings there. Call linksys technical support for that. If linksys cannot help try http://technicalsupport.blog.friendster.com

There should be a reset button you can hold down for 30seconds to retunr the router to factory defaults, the security key would be removed.

There is no default username or password to access the Vigor routers. Reset the router to clear any previous settings from its memory. Default IP Address is http://192.168.1.1 Manuals and firmware is available from the device maker.