Setting Up Dynamic DNS On A GeoVision DVR

· By arwendt · Recording, Storage & Remote Viewing, Installation, Mounting & DIY

Updated July 6, 2018

Another video is out from Bryan Wood of Camera Security Now. This time he shows us how to set up a Dynamic DNS entry on your GeoVision DVR. Taking advantage of this feature will allow users to create their own domain name for internet access to the remote view of their cameras.

Once complete from any where on the internet you simply type the domain name into your browser and it will resolve to your GeoVision DVR, even if you do not have a static IP.

The best thing is this is a free service offered by GeoVision and as you can see from the video it can be set up in under 5 minutes.

Click here to read more and watch the video on How to set up Dynamic DNS in GeoVision.

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