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Excellent. &nbsp;Thank you! &nbsp;I ended up forwarding 80, 8080, 554, 5556 and 5557. &nbsp;Not certain if they are all needed but added them anyways. &nbsp;Found the ports designated for streaming under configuration then stream protocols. &nbsp;Much appreciated especially on a Sunday!
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Excellent.  Thank you!  I ended up forwarding 80, 8080, 554, 5556 and 5557.  Not certain if they are all needed but added them anyways.  Found the ports designated for streaming under configuration then stream protocols.  Much appreciated especially on a Sunday!

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I have a Vivotek ND9541 with 6 cameras connected over the LAN and one I would like to connect from a different geographical location over the internet. &nbsp;Both locations have internet connection with 50Mbps down and 10Mbps up. &nbsp;My question is on the side where the WAN camera is installed which ports must I forward at the router to the camera in question? &nbsp;Presently I’ve forwarded 80 with limited success. &nbsp;Limited meaning the camera will display a brief live feed within the NVR for a few moments but then goes away. &nbsp;The image will refresh at times but not a steady live feed. &nbsp;Both internet connections have static IP's.<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
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I have a Vivotek ND9541 with 6 cameras connected over the LAN and one I would like to connect from a different geographical location over the internet.  Both locations have internet connection with 50Mbps down and 10Mbps up.  My question is on the side where the WAN camera is installed which ports must I forward at the router to the camera in question?  Presently I’ve forwarded 80 with limited success.  Limited meaning the camera will display a brief live feed within the NVR for a few moments but then goes away.  The image will refresh at times but not a steady live feed.  Both internet connections have static IP's.

Thanks in advance.

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