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Wireless CCTV DVR and Sim Card LTE Modem Router, Help needed to connect CCTV DVR to Modem
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TSsharp56
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May 29 2018, 11:39 PM, updated 8y ago
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Presently I have a wireless CCTV DVR connected to my TP Link 4-port router modem with Lan internet cable running on streamyx 8mbps. It works well - I am able to use my computer and view the security video on my phone remotely.
Lately I bought a Tenda 4G680 sim card modem router and purchase Maxis 6G8 Hotlink Red sim card to try out the CCTV connection. I connect the Tenda modem to my computer and wireless CCTV DVR with Lan cables from the Lan ports like in my previous set up. It works well with my computer but not on the CCTV.
Can anyone point to me:
1. Why the CCTV is able to work on my TP Link modem running on streamyx but not on my Tenda modem running on Maxis Sim Card?
2. The steps need to connect the Wireless CCTV DVR to my Tenda Modem running on Maxis hotlink red sim card?
Thanks
This post has been edited by sharp56: May 29 2018, 11:40 PM
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TSsharp56
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May 30 2018, 11:57 AM
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QUOTE(KKTECHHUB @ May 30 2018, 09:25 AM) Search ur cctv setting table, if u find something like P2P, set it up and u can view ur cctv for both private or public ip. Most of the latest cctv supplier support this including dahua. Edit: don’t forget to turn on upnp in ur router. Thank you very much KKTECHHUB. I am not IT savvy in all these jargon like P2P, upnp, private and public IPs. Can you tell me how to set up my cctv for both private or public IPs? Some people say to use VPNs. Is this an easier solution? Thank you once again.
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TSsharp56
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May 30 2018, 01:24 PM
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QUOTE(KKTECHHUB @ May 30 2018, 12:19 PM) What is the cctv model u use? Techage Plug and Play 4CH 1080P HD Wireless NVR Kit P2P 720P 1MP Indoor Outdoor IR Night Vision Security Camera WIFI CCTV System http://www.techage.com/productscon.php?goods_id=784
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TSsharp56
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May 30 2018, 01:48 PM
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QUOTE(KKTECHHUB @ May 30 2018, 01:38 PM) U can check the p2p eseecloud. I think u can enable p2p and no need port forwarding. They should provide u manual how to set it up. Thanks again, KKTECHHUB. I am not very well verse in setting up p2p for my CCTV but I'll read and research more on this.
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