How To Configure Two DVRs in 1 Router?

When configuring 2 dvrs in a router, you have to take note of certain Settings.

1. What will be the IP addresses of the dvr's.
2. What will be their Port?
3. Does your router supports Port Forwarding?

Now, if you are using 192.168.0.10 on dvr1, you should used assign different IP Address on the dvr2.

• dvr1 IP Address: 192.168.0.10

• dvr2 IP Address: 192.168.0.11

Now in the DVR Network configuration assign Port 81 for DVR1, and Port 82 for the other.To Port Forward, Go to your router look for Port Forwarding, enter the IP Address and the corresponding Port. To locally access your dvr in the browser, do this.

• 192.168.0.10:81

• 192.168.1.11:82

If you are using Dynamic DNS, you can access your dvr on the Net using,

• mydvr.dyndns.org:81

• mydvr.dyndns.org:82

Billion BiGuard 10 iBusiness Security Gateway Small-office: DMZ and Dynamic DNS Settings

DMZ Settings:

1. In the URL address, type 192.168.1.254.
2. Type in username: admin and password: admin, then click Login.(The Web Manager opens on the Status menu.)
3. On the left pane, click Configuration.
4. Select Virtual Server.
5. Enable DMZ Function.
6. Enter IP Address of the device you want to be visible to the outside world.
7. Click Apply and Save Config.

Dynamic DNS Settings:

1. Click Configuration.
2. Select Advanced - Dynamic DNS.
3. Click Enable.
4. Select Dynamic DNS Server.
5. Enter Domain Name, Username and Password.
6. Apply and Save Config.
7. Click Restart to save current settings.

CCTV Remote Viewing: Network testing and troubleshooting

Your done with dvr setup and configured router port forwarding and dmz(Demilitarized Zone). We now have to test your network. try to ping your dvr (e.g. ping 192.168.2.10), if you are able to ping it, then thats great, you have done it well locally. now for the host (e.g. mydvr.dyndns.org), tell a friend to try to ping your web ip address or your hostname. if he's able to ping them, your network is propery configured. But if not, try to see if you already configured the dmz or port forwarding of your router.

Here are few other reasons your service may not resolve correctly:

    * Typo: The simplest and most common problem is a typo. Double- and triple-check your spelling to make sure you are not transposing a letter or putting the wrong TLD (e.g. .net instead of .org).
    * Service is still in cart: Dynamic DNS hosts are placed in your shopping cart when you click the Create Host button. You must complete checkout to activate the hosts.
    * Service has not been created: When a new account is created, it does not contain any hosts. You need to add a hostname to begin using the service.

click HERE for the complete link of troubleshooting your network.