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Please Read BEFORE Connecting to the Internet!
Connecting the DVR to the Internet exposes it to numerous threats and vulnerability from malicious Internet attacks and viruses. Approximately 14% of all Internet traffic is malicious so proper precautions are ESSENTIAL to protect and prevent harm to the DVR. Therefore before connecting to the internet you MUST do the following:
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• Ensure you have an external firewall for the DVR. We recommend setting up a router with hardware firewall
• Configure the external firewall or port forwarding router for the following port ranges to the DVR with a static internal IP Address:
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| Port Range |
Reason |
| 3000-3003 TCP |
Video Transmission |
| 3004-3005 UDP |
Remote Notification |
3007 TCP |
Video Transmission |
| 8800-8801 TCP |
Audio Transmission |
| 80 TCP |
Direct Web (Web Server) |
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• Avoid all unnecessary Internet usage on the DVR as Internet surfing installs viruses and spy wares on the system.
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• Practice safe Internet habits and avoid downloading any files from the Internet. Even downloads from big sites like Microsoft can sometimes install viruses on the system.
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Installation of ANY 3 rd party software without written consent from Videon Digital Technologies will VOID the warranty on the system immediately.
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