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Is your NVR connected to the WAN directly which means your NVR gets a public IP address on its ingress?

If you aren't getting a public IP address on your NVR but on your modem/router, you should port forward on these devices. But you should be clear in the direction of how RTSP works.

Hi @Frex 

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Frex wrote

Clive_A wrote

Hi @Frex 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Is your NVR connected to the WAN directly which means your NVR gets a public IP address on its ingress?

If you aren't getting a public IP address on your NVR but on your modem/router, you should port forward on these devices. But you should be clear in the direction of how RTSP works.

  @Clive_A 
 

Hello,

NVR, local ip and is connected to the internet via the router.
Cameras, local ip is connected to the internet via the router. With an IP forwarding as shown in the image below
See the NVR system layout below.

As it is now in NVR1016H I can only enter 60101. But I have to be able to 
 enter in NVR for example ports: 60101 for ONVIF and 50101 for RTPS.
This setup worked with my old NVR where i could specify public-ip, port 60101 and 50101.

 

 

As you have port forwarding, it is not a problem with the NVR not able to identify the port number.

Do you mean that the NVR does not offer you the option to customize the RTSP port?

I think you can as I recall you have this option. Manually add a camera.

If you have anything to show, that'd be great.

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Frex wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

Hello and thnaks for thr reply.

 

Having the option to specify both ONVIF port and RTSP is exactly what I mean.

The menu to add a camera manually on the NVR1016H only offers the option to specify "Managment port" which I believe is ONVIF port.
However, the menu does not offer the possibility to specify the RTSP port. See the image (Fig 1) below.

 

 

 Fig1: Manually adding camera on NVR1016H

 

 

This image below shows the setup from another NVR that works.

 

 

Fig. Setup from another NVR that works.

You mean this turns grey and you cannot modify it. Is that what you mean?

Hi @Frex 

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Frex wrote

Clive_A wrote

Hi @Frex 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Frex wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

Hello and thnaks for thr reply.

 

Having the option to specify both ONVIF port and RTSP is exactly what I mean.

The menu to add a camera manually on the NVR1016H only offers the option to specify "Managment port" which I believe is ONVIF port.
However, the menu does not offer the possibility to specify the RTSP port. See the image (Fig 1) below.

 

 

 Fig1: Manually adding camera on NVR1016H

 

 

This image below shows the setup from another NVR that works.

 

 

Fig. Setup from another NVR that works.

You mean this turns grey and you cannot modify it. Is that what you mean?

  @Clive_A 

 

No, that field for ONVIF port is ok. But there is no field for RTSP port.

You should change that in the "Add device" phase.

Have you tried that? That option is not available? Screenshot?