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Setting Up a Dynamic DNS Entry For Remote Camera Access

How to Configure your GeoVision DVR - A Series by Brian Wood of Camera Security Now - Part 3

POSTED 10/03/2007 by Andy Wendt

GeoVision is widely considered to be the leader in business class DVR technology and from the beginning Camera Security Now has identified GeoVision as the best value for our clients. As you have seen in the previous videos in this series Camera Security Now builds every GeoVision DVR by hand from quality Dell systems to match our clients exact needs. However many times a client is not yet ready to add remote camera viewing to the system at the time it is built. This is not a problem because as you will see in this video by Brian Wood adding the Dynamic DNS feature to your GeoVision server is a quick and straight forward task.

For those who may not be familiar with the concept of the Domain Name Service (DNS) it is simply a database that reside on the internet. The database is responsible for translating a computers domain name (such as www.mywebpage.com) into an IP address. Through the DNS system all internet requests that refer to a domain name are translated to a specific IP address and passed to the corresponding system with that IP address to process.

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In this GeoVision Configuratoin video Woodio explains how to set up a DNS entry for your DVR. Once this setup is complete you can go to Internet Explorer and type in the domain name that you have chosen for your system, and through the DNS database, it will always resolve to your DVR. This allows people who do not have a Static IP to easily access their system from any where on the internet.

Should you have a Static IP you would not be using the Dynamic DNS feature as you would simply be able to hit the box by it's fixed IP address.

The benefits, and full range of remote access features, really make the GeoVision product stand out from the competition. As CameraSecuityNow.com always uses Dell systems for the base of their GeoVision DVR you are guaranteed all the network flexibility of any Windows XP pro system. This will allow the GoeVision DVR to be used in large corporate networks or in small offices. While stand alone DVR's can not compete with the full network abilities of a Windows XP based system our clients can rest assure that their GeoVision DVR is up to the task.

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If you find yourself building your own GeoVision DVR then you will undoubtedly have a good deal of questions and we hope you find our video series useful. Please visit our Security Camera Blog and give us your thoughts.

Remember your GeoVision CD contains a complete manual in PDF form. This manual contains additional information not found in the printed user manual or user guide that comes with your GoeVison DVR card. Should you misplace your GeoVision CD the manual can also be found on our GeoVision CCTV and DVR & Information page.

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