Remote Streaming IVMS-4500 Failed to connect

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BBQ Ribs

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Jan 7, 2016
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I am trying to remote stream to my Hikvision NVR DS-7608NI-SE

Instead of using the HiDDNS I am using the one in my ASUS U86 Router (username.asuscomm.com)
I have set the modem to bridge mode, router shows a public wan ip.
Everything work great from a web browser at my work, however I am unable to get the IVMS-4500 to work remotely on mobile device

Connecting from a iOS mobile browser does work, but missing streaming plugin

I tried switching to IP/Domain and IP/Server get a Connection failed, However Address/port/Username/password all correct
Anyone successful connect to a DDNS not Hik.
Do I need to use the HiDDNS or is there another Mobile app that would work?
 
BBQ Ribs said:
I am trying to remote stream to my Hikvision NVR DS-7608NI-SE

Instead of using the HiDDNS I am using the one in my ASUS U86 Router (username.asuscomm.com)
I have set the modem to bridge mode, router shows a public wan ip.
Everything work great from a web browser at my work, however I am unable to get the IVMS-4500 to work remotely on mobile device

Connecting from a iOS mobile browser does work, but missing streaming plugin

I tried switching to IP/Domain and IP/Server get a Connection failed, However Address/port/Username/password all correct
Anyone successful connect to a DDNS not Hik.
Do I need to use the HiDDNS or is there another Mobile app that would work?
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make sure both the rstp port and media port are forwarded!
 
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fenderman said:
make sure both the rstp port and media port are forwarded!
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I double checked it a few times already, however out of your wise wisdom, I just triple checked them again and doh your right, my router 8000 port had mistyped IP.
I hesitated to post this thread as I knew I was really really close, however I have been at this for 2 days now and I would not of looked at the port forwarding again as I was already confident I set it up correctly.:shame:
Thank you very much
 
BBQ Ribs said:
I double checked it a few times already, however out of your wise wisdom, I just triple checked them again and doh your right, my router 8000 port had mistyped IP.
I hesitated to post this thread as I knew I was really really close, however I have been at this for 2 days now and I would not of looked at the port forwarding again as I was already confident I set it up correctly.:shame:
Thank you very much
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Great!
 
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