That mashed my head the first time I did that. My router had a LAN and routed IP subnet so could be contacted on a WAN IP too, the second address was the default gateway but that used the WAN IP of the router as its default gateway and that gave me a right migraine 1st time round

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Dude, such a one will never exist! remote cctv are all based on internet or wifi 

Someone in this thread mentioned P2P connections by scanning a QR code... that is the main way I connect DVRs now, it normally only takes as long as it does to download & install the relevant app, then add the device & scan the QR code.  Obviously after having set users and priveleges.  I do wonder how secure this is though.  Over the past 3 years I've amassed about 20 to 30 DVRs on my business account with DYDNS.

 

On a side note I noticed no one mentioned PFCONFIG the software from Port Forward, I've used that in the past although not for a while now... anyone use that?