Remote Connect to a DVR

nickknight922 · 13 Nov 2012

I beleive the server is handling DHCP.

nickknight922 · 18 Nov 2012

Hello,

I ran ipconfig on the server and found that its ip 192.168.10.10 is obtained from the ISP router. I do have access to it and it shows that DHCP is enabled. I logged into a user's computer which has ip 192.168.10.136 ( The ip pool in the server is 192.168.10.100-200) so it obtains its ip from the server.
Any comments?

2xg · 19 Nov 2012

You may assign a Static IP to the DVR outside the DHCP range. Do you have 2 DHCP enabled (one from the router and from ther server?)

nickknight922 said:

Hello,

I ran ipconfig on the server and found that its ip 192.168.10.10 is obtained from the ISP router. I do have access to it and it shows that DHCP is enabled. I logged into a user's computer which has ip 192.168.10.136 ( The ip pool in the server is 192.168.10.100-200) so it obtains its ip from the server.
Any comments?

nickknight922 · 19 Nov 2012

Yes DHCP is enabled on both server and router.

2xg · 22 Nov 2012

Sorry for the late reply, very busy at work.....

Back to your issue...you can't have 2 DHCP enabled in your network if it's on the same Subnet. You may choose it either enabled it on the router or the server, it will be better to have it enabled in the server and have DNS configured correctly from the Server. I think that it is a good idea to consult an IT Professional to help you properly configured your network.