- Enter 192.168.1.1 in the url address bar, then enter.
- Enter adminpldt and 1234567890 for username and password, respectively.
- Select Service, under that select Firewall.
- Select DMZ Setting.
- Select Enable DMZ, then enter the IP Address of the device you want to access in the internet.
- Apply Changes.
- Click Save on the lower left side.
- Select Admin, Commit Changes then Reboot.
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Wednesday, July 03, 2013
PLDT MyDSL SpeedSurf 504AN: Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Thursday, December 20, 2012
PLDT MyDSL Prolink H5004N: DMZ and DDNS Settings
- Type the local IP address of the router. (192.168.1.1)
- Enter adminpldt and 1234567890, as username and password, respectively.
- Go to Advanced select Router features.
- Select DMZ and click Enable.
- Enter the device local IP address.
- Click Apply changes.
- Go to Advanced select Router features.
- Select DDNS and click Enable.
- Select DDNS Provider.
- Enter Hostname, Username and Password for your device.
- Click Add.
- Go to Advanced again, select Admin.
- Click Save and Reboot.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
D-Link DIR-524: DMZ and Dynamic DNS Settings
Type 192.168.0.1 in the URL Address. When prompt with Login Username and Password, enter admin for username, just leave the password field blank.
DMZ Settings:
- Go to Advanced, on the left pane select DMZ.
- Select Enabled to enable DMZ, then enter IP Address of the device you want to access in the Net.
- Click Apply.
Dynamic DNS Settings:
- Go to Tools, and on the left pane select Misc.
- Enable DDNS.
- On the Server Address, Enter your DDNS provider.
- On the Host Name, Enter the hostname you created in your DDNS provider for your device.
- Type in your DDNS User Name.
- Type in your DDNS Password.
- Click Apply.
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Monday, July 02, 2012
BayanDSL ZTE ZXV10 W300: DMZ and DDNS Settings
Type 192.168.1.1 in the URL address, when prompt with Username and Password. Enter admin and bayandsl, respectively.
DMZ Setting:
DMZ Setting:
- Go to Advanced Setup, and Disable SPI Firewall.
- Select NAT and click DMZ.
- Enable DMZ Setting.
- Enter the IP Address of the device you want to access in the Net.
- Click Save.
- Go to Access Management.
- Select DDNS.
- Activate DDNS Setting.
- Enter your DNS Hostname, Username, and Password.
- Click Save
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
How to access PLDT MyDSL HG530 DMZ settings?
If you are using PLDT MyDSL HG530 Modem, your default gateway should be 192.168.1.1.
- Enter 192.168.1.1 on the address bar, when prompt with login. use username: adminpldt, password: 1234567890
- On the left pane, click Basic, under that choose NAT.
- click on DMZ, enter the IP address you would want to access in WAN.
- click submit.
Friday, August 12, 2011
EagleEyes:Remote View of CCTV Surveillance Camera using Mobile phones and Laptops
We discussed on our past post about dvr network configuration, that you were be able to view your cctv surveillance camera on your mobile phones, though we did not include the software you have to use. Here, we will show you how to install and configure EagleEyes. Takenote that this are applicable for some dvr's. But first, you should create an account.
Now, if you already have an account, go to AVtech EagleEyes site again.
- Click on Software.(Leftside of your screen)
- Under that, choose your mobile OS.(e.g. if your using iphone choose iphone and/or choose android if you are using Android OS, Ipad for Ipads, Blackberry for Blackberry phones, Symbian for Nokia Phones, Win Mobile for Phones that uses Windows Mobile, Video Viewer for Windows laptop or MacBooks and more.)
- On the center, click Download. if you're not logged in, they will look for your id and password. so just enter them.
- After downloading, install the program and just follow what are configuration instructions for each softwares.
Here is the complete instruction in installation and configuration of EagleEyes.click here.
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Friday, June 24, 2011
CCTV Remote Viewing: DVR NETWORK CONFIGURATION
Having a CCTV surveillance camera today is a must for every offices, home and other businesses infrastructure..but being able to view them through any various PDA phones like Android phones, BlackBerry phones, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Windows Mobile phones and laptops is what we need in this very fast pace world.
Now if you already had a CCTV installed in your area, then thats great! But the first thing you really need to consider is that your DVR( Digital Video Recorder) should or must be Internet capable or at least should have a LAN Port.Through that port youll be able to connect to the router or modem which will make your DVR accessible to your gadgets.
Second, you have to configure your dvrs' network setup.
Second, you have to configure your dvrs' network setup.
DVR Network Configuration:
Using a modem:
Adjust the DHCP mode Setup to whatever your ISP provider provided you. for example,Using a modem:
- if you are using DHCP or automatically obtained ip address. select DHCP.
- if you are using STATIC IP, just assign your intenal ip address for the dvr and assign the gateway and primary address from your modem.( you can skip creating account at dyndns.com)
Use menu on DVR to assign internal IP and gateway and port number.You have to take note of the port number you have entered coz it will be used on Port Forwarding.
Using a router:
Look for Gateway. If the Gateway is 192.168.1.1, then you can make the DVR's IP anything from 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.255
Input the ip address to DMZ(demilitarized zone) or port forwarding.
So we have now an installed cameras, an Internet Capable DVR, and a router or modem. Now where in for Creating an account at www.dyndns.com.
Next: Creating dyndns account and Hostname.
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