
Figure 3: Remote Network Surveillance
When you are viewing the video signals across the Internet, you need to consider;
How do I configure my gateway/router?
This question depends on the particular model of router you have. Nearly all models support some form of
inbound TCP/IP routing, or port forwarding, and there are many resources to help you to forward an incoming
connection to your video device, including online guides and technical support from Lorex Technology Inc.
(http://lorexstore.strategcvista.com/article.aspx?aid=3). You can also refer to www.portforward.com for
details on a large variety of routers.
How to I locate the video devices?
The second question depends on the nature of your Internet connection. If you are fortunate to have a static IP
Address, then this is all you will need. Static IP Addresses are typically available to corporations and
organizations that run servers. Service providers charge substantially more for static IP addresses and will often
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