Hik ddns and router noob question

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Bigjebac

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Nov 14, 2015
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Ok so my question may sound stupid but I have no idea lol. When I configured my ddns on my nvr I only ever forwarded ports in my router but never set up hik ddns within the router all was done via the nvr. Do I need to set up the hik ddns within the router? Or is the nvr getting the changing ips by itself? Reason I ask I need to set up another ddns for my house alarm app and was going to use the routers ddns set up but not sure if it will effect the nvr which I thought was properly configured but the routers ddns is disabled.

Thanks guys
 
Bigjebac said:
Ok so my question may sound stupid but I have no idea lol. When I configured my ddns on my nvr I only ever forwarded ports in my router but never set up hik ddns within the router all was done via the nvr. Do I need to set up the hik ddns within the router? Or is the nvr getting the changing ips by itself? Reason I ask I need to set up another ddns for my house alarm app and was going to use the routers ddns set up but not sure if it will effect the nvr which I thought was properly configured but the routers ddns is disabled.

Thanks guys
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Any device on your network with internet access can update your ip address. So the NVR can do it without the router.
 
Thanks fenderman, one last thing.
If my current hik ddns host name hits port 80, say I open port 1100 for my alarm app will I simply go us.hik-online.com/username:1100
So it hits port 1100 rather than 80? Hopefully I'm getting the hang of this.
 
Bigjebac said:
Thanks fenderman, one last thing.
If my current hik ddns host name hits port 80, say I open port 1100 for my alarm app will I simply go us.hik-online.com/username:1100
So it hits port 1100 rather than 80? Hopefully I'm getting the hang of this.
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exactly...that is how it should work (and does with all standard dynamic dns providers)
 
Ok so I've set it all up but unfortunately when I go to hit the port of my alarm it says "the device is not registered on the server" obviously I can't register a non hikvision device mmmm any ideas??? Has anyone used hiddns for non hikvision stuff? Am at my wits end
 
Bigjebac said:
Ok so I've set it all up but unfortunately when I go to hit the port of my alarm it says "the device is not registered on the server" obviously I can't register a non hikvision device mmmm any ideas??? Has anyone used hiddns for non hikvision stuff? Am at my wits end
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why dont you simply use another dynamic dns service...
 
Bigjebac said:
Ok so I've set it all up but unfortunately when I go to hit the port of my alarm it says "the device is not registered on the server" obviously I can't register a non hikvision device mmmm any ideas??? Has anyone used hiddns for non hikvision stuff? Am at my wits end
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That can't be done... HiDDNS is only for Hikvision devices.
 
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Well I tryed lol thanks guys wanted to avoid the fees and or noip 30day changing host names. My router limits who I can use for ddns and I don't have a computer permanently on the network to run the duc. All good signed up to noip and will eventually go on their payed service to avoid having to log in every month if my ip doesn't change. Appreciate the help
 
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