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I actually got it setup. &nbsp;I was spacing out and not using the external ip address. &nbsp;But it is all good now.
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I actually got it setup.  I was spacing out and not using the external ip address.  But it is all good now.

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I am trying to set up the DVR so as we can see it on our local network, as well as from outside the office. &nbsp;For some reason, I can not seem to get it working properly. &nbsp;I have set up pinholes and still no luck.<br />
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Here is the info<br />
I set up the DVR with a Static IP address of 192.168.1.75<br />
I have the following port info set up:<br />
Port: 9000<br />
Web Port: 8080<br />
I set up the mac address as advised by them as well: 00-1A-2B-3C-4D-5E<br />
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Any assistance would be greatly appreciated<br />
Thank you
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I am trying to set up the DVR so as we can see it on our local network, as well as from outside the office.  For some reason, I can not seem to get it working properly.  I have set up pinholes and still no luck.

Here is the info
I set up the DVR with a Static IP address of 192.168.1.75
I have the following port info set up:
Port: 9000
Web Port: 8080
I set up the mac address as advised by them as well: 00-1A-2B-3C-4D-5E

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated
Thank you

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