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we have an Ethernet coming from a &quot;total access 904&quot; t1 unit directly into a tz 200 sonic wall. what do we need to do (physically and setting wise) to connect a dvr security unit so we can monitor it from an external site via its outside word address? &nbsp;im guessing we plug the dvr into one of the ports on back of sonic wall and see what ip it gives it. &nbsp;then we must have to set up some kind of rule to allow outside access through the sonic wall via port 7000 to view the dvr?? &nbsp;thankd
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we have an Ethernet coming from a "total access 904" t1 unit directly into a tz 200 sonic wall. what do we need to do (physically and setting wise) to connect a dvr security unit so we can monitor it from an external site via its outside word address?  im guessing we plug the dvr into one of the ports on back of sonic wall and see what ip it gives it.  then we must have to set up some kind of rule to allow outside access through the sonic wall via port 7000 to view the dvr??  thankd

sonic wall tz 200 soup to nuts :-9

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