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I have been using a RLN36 NVR with 10 Reolink cameras some time now and I am very satisfied with it. Most of my cameras are PoE types, some are WiFi. Since they are all on the same local network as the NVR, installation was a breeze. However, I have also got 3 Reolink cameras on another network, in another location, saving their recordings on sd cards. I would also like to save images from these remote cameras on the NVR, by opening up remote acces through port forwarding on the router. This means I will have three IP adresses for three Reolink cameras that are not on the same local network as the NVR. How can I make the RLN36 recognise these cameras? Are there some manual settings that I can enter, or maybe a configuration file that I can edit manually?
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@pierre-gielen_288801745879289 NVR and cams have to be on same subnet.
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@joseph_1979 Actually, I found a (limited) way to achieve this. I made port 9000 of my 3 external cameras (one RLC-420 PoE, two E1 Pro WiFi) accessible on my modem, using port forwarding to external ports 9001, 9002 and 9003. I then added them to the NVR via Customized Add Camera. All three cameras could be added this way, but unfortunately the NVR only remembers only 1: the camera that was added last...
Adding camera's from remote location to NVR
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I have been using a RLN36 NVR with 10 Reolink cameras some time now and I am very satisfied with it. Most of my cameras are PoE types, some are WiFi. Since they are all on the same local network as the NVR, installation was a breeze. However, I have also got 3 Reolink cameras on another network, in another location, saving their recordings on sd cards. I would also like to save images from these remote cameras on the NVR, by opening up remote acces through port forwarding on the router. This means I will have three IP adresses for three Reolink cameras that are not on the same local network as the NVR. How can I make the RLN36 recognise these cameras? Are there some manual settings that I can enter, or maybe a configuration file that I can edit manually?
Pierre