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if you have public ip. what you can do is you can use the DDNS function of your router or use the DDNS function of your DVR if you dont have a router. if you have a private ip. what you can do is use the vpn software hamachi and you need port tunnel to use Dedicated DVR. the setup will will be like this. you need a computer running vpn software and port tunnel. and a dvr connected on the network together with the computer. the vpn software will enable you to see the computer with private ip and the port tunnel software will forward you to the DVR when you access the computer. for PC based system. installing hamachi vpn software will do. Note: client side must install hamachi and must be with the same group to be able to access the dvr.

if your dvr is in a remote location. you need to go to the site and do the changes in the network setting of the dvr.

what are the brands of DVR and camera considered professional grade?

yes you are correct daryl. what the user can do is just use the video server e software and choose a specific channel on the live monitoring view. for quad or multiplex view i think it is not possible.

this is a photo of the video server e. the button i highlighted in yellow color is the system config. then just follow the instruction of C7 in CA. and you can change your username and password. also you can edit the user rights and duration of connection before the user will be automatically be log off.

yes. for network backup you need to specify the time, date and channel. it will not interfere with the current recording.

yes it can back up and record the current feed from cameras at the same time.

since the restriction of the user is limited. try contacting the administrator and let him install the software so there will be no restrictions.

is this your setup ? modem ---> router ----> dvr if yes. you must set your dvr to static ip. for example: ip address is 192.168.1.10 port is 80 then on the router : router ip is 192.168.1.1 set the DDNS on the Basic setup. first you must sign up on dyndns . com and create an account with them and create a hostname. for ex. xxx . dyndns . org set the port forwarding setup on the router ip address of the dvr should be included in the list and the port. for this example it is 192.168.1.10 and port 80. then it will work on dynamic ip.

you can lock the dvr inside a secure cabinet. for you questions regarding the adjustment for motion recording this are the definitions from the manual: (Spatial Sensitivity) “SSâ€

looks good from here too. 4.81fps my location is manila philippines