Network page

Be aware of the following limitations:

NVR	120 4CH	120 8CH	220 8CH	220 16CH	420 16CH	820 32CH
Max Traffic	40 Mbps	80 Mbps	80 Mbps	96 Mbps	160 Mbps	196 Mbps

TCP/IP tab (for 120/220 NVRs)

Ethernet Port 1: Here you can set your NVR’s IP address manually, or let the router handle it automatically (using DHCP). We recommend leaving this set to automatic.

Advanced: This button lets you set a secondary IP and subnet.

Internal Ethernet Port: Here you configure the settings for your gateway.

Click Apply to save your changes.

TCP/IP tab (for 420/820 NVRs)

These high-capacity NVRs have two Ethernet ports. Each port acts as a failover for the other. Plug both ports into your surveillance switch.

Ethernet Port #: Here you can set your NVR’s IP address manually, or let the router handle it automatically (using DHCP). We recommend leaving this set to automatic.

Advanced: This button lets you set MTUs for each port.

Default Route: Select which Ethernet port has priority for data transmission.

Internal Ethernet Port: Here you configure the settings for your gateway.

Click Apply to save your changes.

Port

Here you configure the port settings for HTTP, HTTPS, etc.

The exact settings for API Server and RTSP depend on your control system and email provider, respectively.

PPPoE

Set the user name and password for Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet communication.

DDNS

If you are not using OvrC or Control4, here you can configure a DDNS name for remote access to your system.

Email

Here you configure the emails that the camera sends with alerts.

Sender Name: This is who the email appears to be from.

Email Address: If someone replies to this message it’ll go here.

Next, fill in the Server Address and SMTP Port, and select the security mode.

If Attaching Image is enabled, the NVR adds a snapshot of the event to the email.

Finally, enter the credentials for the email server, or click Anonymous Login.

Click Test to verify all settings, and Apply when it works.

Click Edit Recipient to open a page that lets you select who gets the alert emails.

• To add a recipient, enter their email in the text box, and select whether they get emails 7 days a week, or on another schedule (the default schedules are weekdays only or weekends only). Click Add.

• Once a recipient is added, you can change their schedule or click the trashcan to delete them.

• Click Apply to save your changes before clicking any of the other buttons.

• Edit Sender: Sends you back to the base email page. To view or redact the sender's assigned email, click the eye icon to the left.

• Schedule Management: This opens the Schedule dialog. Three schedules are preset for your system. The first is the default 24×7 schedule. This cannot be edited or deleted.

  The other two default to weekdays (24×5) and weekends (24×2), but can be edited and renamed to fit your needs. Click Add above the schedule list to add a new schedule.

  When you click Edit, it opens to the Edit Schedule dialog. At the top you can rename the schedule. Click Erase or Add to modify the schedule bars. Click and drag in a schedule bar to add or erase times.

UPnP

Enable or disable Universal Plug-and-Play. If the Map Type is set to manual, you can edit each port's settings.

802.1x

Manually select the NVR's authentication mode.

NAT

This displays our P2P server information, which is used for the Luma View app.

FTP

Here you configure the settings for your FTP server. Click Enable and fill out the data for the system. Once finished, click Test to ensure it works properly.

The table shows the cameras you have set up to use the FTP server, and which data you want uploaded.

Schedule Management: This opens the Schedule dialog. Three schedules are preset for your system. The first is the default 24×7 schedule. This cannot be edited or deleted.

The other two default to weekdays (24×5) and weekends (24×2), but can be edited and renamed to fit your needs. Click Add above the schedule list to add a new schedule.

When you click Edit, it opens to the Edit Schedule dialog. At the top you can rename the schedule. Click Erase or Add to modify the schedule bars. Click and drag in a schedule bar to add or erase times.

SNMP

Monitor your network for any concerns.