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Port 37777 - This is a TCP type video streaming port that is necessary for viewing video using any method, i.e. It is only necessary if you want to be able to view the login webpage. Port 80 - This a HTTP traffic port that serves up the webpage you see in Internet Explorer. All of our recorders have the following default ports configured when they ship: For recorders purchased from CCTV Camera World it is simple. What you need to know about your DVR?ĭepending on the manufacturer of your surveillance video recorder, it will use specific ports for web login, data communication, and video streaming to serve up the camera feed. Unless you enable port forwarding in your router you will not be able to view your cameras from elsewhere or from your phone using its cellular data connection. The firewall will not block local traffic on the network from accessing the DVR, so you will still be able to view your camera system as long as you are at home and on the same network as the DVR.
This firewall will also block you from accessing your newly purchased DVR or NVR when you are away from home, i.e. Here's a brief explanation of why this happens:Įvery router these days has a built-in firewall which blocks traffic from the internet from accessing the internal local network behind the router. We commonly hear from customers the complaint that they are able to see their video recorder from a computer on the same router, but not from their phone or from a computer at another location. This guide will take you through the steps of configuring port forwarding on your router, using a Arris TG862G broadband router/modem as example. It is a configuration setting in your router that must be set properly in order to view your security camera system from the internet. I guess that's safer, no forwarding strictly necessary.Port forwarding is essential to making your security DVR or NVR accessible from online using either your computer or mobile device.
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I guess this is why the VNC software I use is "cloud" - ie, connections pass through them and aren't directly between machines. I subscribe to a VPN now but I don't see how I can port forward through the VPN, since obviously my traffic is moving through another router elsewhere.
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The VNC port concerns me a little because I think someone could probably probe it with a VNC client then brute force the password and boom they're on my network. I think think that leaving open SSH/Telnet/FTP ports is more dangerous, probably. I wouldn't really think so but I'm looking for what the experts thing. Is there any reasonable chance (with all this being behind my router) that these ports could pose a security concern? I open ports for the Plex server (32400) and VNC (5800?). Looking at a post here about a RasPi getting hijack I was wondering how dangerous it is to have any open ports facing the internet. u/RoweDent created this awesome resource on network theory u/tht1kidd_ has created a suggestion post regarding information everyone needs to provide when asking a question about their network There have been some excellent guides written in this sub, and we're always looking for more!
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