Using Web Remote Viewer; Connecting To Web Remote Viewer Locally; Connecting To Web Remote Viewer Using Easy Connect; Connecting To Web Remote Viewer Using Ddns - Lorex L23WD Série Mode D'emploi

USING WEB REMOTE VIEWER

To access Web Remote Viewer, you must be connected to the internet, or the Local Area Network.

Connecting to Web Remote Viewer Locally

• To log in to Web Remote Viewer from a local network , enter http://, then your DVR's IP
address, followed by a semi-colon, followed by the Web Server Port # into Internet Explorer.
For example, enter http://192.168.2.1:2000 into Internet Explorer. 192.168.2.1 is the local IP
address of the DVR. 2000 is the Web Server Port number. The DVR and computer must connect
to the same router for this method to work.
• Press the ENTER button on your remote or on the DVR's front control panel to view the DVR's
network information.

Connecting to Web Remote Viewer using Easy Connect

• Lorex Easy Connect supports remote viewing on a computer web browser only. Lorex Easy
Connect allows you to connect to your system remotely without router port forwarding.
• For details, see "Remote Viewing Using Lorex Easy Connect" on page 120.

Connecting to Web Remote Viewer using DDNS

Register for a DDNS address, and enable DDNS on your DVR to access your system remotely. By
registering for a DDNS address, you can access your system from any computer with a web
browser. Connecting to Web Remote Viewer using DDNS also allows you to monitor your system
from your iPhone™ or Blackberry™ mobile device.
Step 1: Port Forward
• Use the AUTOPORT feature on the system to auto port forward ports 80 & 554 (default ports)
to your router. For details, see "Network" on page 68, under sub section "Ports".
OR
• Use the Lorex Auto Port Forwarding Wizard (included on CD) to port forward ports 80 & 554
to your router. For details, see "Lorex Auto Port Forwarding Wizard" on page 127.
Step 2: Register for DDNS
To register for a Lorex DDNS account see "Setting Up DDNS Service" on page 134.
Step 3: Enable DDNS on your system
To enable DDNS on your system, see "How Do I Enable DDNS On My System?" on page 135.
Step 4: Connect
Enter the DDNS address of your system into your computer or mobile device's web browser.
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